The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, in London, S. TOMKINS, Es q , late of Lombard-
street, banker, and rother of J. Brown, Esq., of Beaumari
Lately, at Aberdeen, Mr. MASSON. The deceased, an
man, stood watching on the shore some fishing-boats,
were hurrying into the harbour to escape a rising storm, •
one of them was struck by a heavy sea and almost swan
on board which was a son of the old man. The latter shri,
" They 'rt a' gone," fell back, and instantly expired.
Lately, Mr. HENRY COLLINS, the person who has officiated
at the Scottish Border marriages, at Lamberton-Toll, for a
period of nearly twenty years. lt is said that, during the last
year, 330 marriages were celebrated by him after this fashion,
and the usual average was upwards of 300 a year. The fees
realised from these must have amounted to a considerable sum.
There are no fewer than eight persons in the field competing
for the business of the deceased.
On the 12th October, ai. Barbadoes, after a long and psi:
illness, aged 30, Captain GEO. SHAItP, late of this port.
On the 21st October, on hoard the Ben Lomond, OM
Hall, for Callao, Mr. JOHN HhNRY ROBERTS,
officer. Deceased, when in the act of reefing the foret
fell from the yard and was killed.
On the 12th November, at Hong Kc
CROOKE, Esq.. of this town

On the 26th November, at
18, JOHN BAYNE, composi
Bayne, printer, London, forn
On the 23d ultimo, on his
Captain JAMES Wll

MANSELI

aged 41 years,

ge from Lagun,

On the 2d instant, IA W(
KERREGAN. Deceased „.
the poorhouse, and was paid for
few years have wrought ! How many tilt
ing, admission in vain !
On the fith instant, E
BURCKHARDT, Esq.,
Same day, in Falkner
CROWE, of the Colleg.
On the 7th instant,
DOUGLAS, of Hopwo(
On the Sth instant, at,
ERSTETH, stationer, Wavertree, fo.
On the 10th instant, at Manchu
aged 27, Mr. JOHN WYNNE. I
of Mr. Webb, of

at Notti

73, AN

vidual who ei
What a ch:
ands are now

London, a,

the wife of Mr. JOHN

'e of HENR

Menai-bri,

riged C 3, ➢ir. ROBERT HUM

Same day, at
PHEEYS, of the Anglesey Arms Inn.
Same day at Northwich, under very painful circumstances,
Mr. GREEN, late in the employ of the Anderr,-- •-•- •
Company. Deceased had, it was sapp-
from a mental affert;,,— -

short time, he started
a rock salt mine in thenei6
down the shaft. He was

sed, nearly recovered
*"nm for a

in, and his wifeliavir
off, almost in a state

few hours

d 68, MARTHA, sec

On the Ilth instant,
the late THOMAS HF'
Same day, aged
THOMPSON, boot and shoe mart
Same day, aged 2 years and 7 m
of Mr. WM. WOODSfAN, of Scot
Same day, at Eston-lodge, Cleveland, aged 75, J. GARBUI
It is a remarkable fact that, although the house in which
deceased (lied has never been occupied :by a less number
twenty inmates, the farm consisting of 500 acres, yet no b
has taken place from that house for upwards of ninety y
On the 12th instant, aged 7 years and 10 months
of Captain JOHN DAVISON, of StanhonP -`
Same day, at Warrington, Mrs.
only surviving daughter of the let

71, HA

,nths, HANNAH, d

ii.N, son

ELIZABETH WOOI

tame day, nt Glasgow, of cholera, in his 59th year, Dr.
JAMES THOMSON, professor of mathematics at the Univer-

Same day, in Drinkwater-gardens, after a I
illness, aged 2a, Mr. HENRY STEEL, stoners
Sam., day, Mr. JEREMIAH SHATWELL, si

to go into the warehouse _
street, and, in a few minutes aft
thing falling on the floor, was '
effected the unfortunate gentle...
rope from the steam-pipe which ru
feet nearly a yard from the floor.
Same day, aged 32, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. THOMAS
HUNTER, jun.
Same day, at Cheltenham, in his "
Esq., for many years t ce r
On the 13th instant at Wa..,ington, age.
SLACK, relict of the 1 Mr. J. Slack, of Warrington, f
of Reading, Berkshire

eard. After an entrar

a was found si
Ins across the r

3d year, ISAAC SPOONER,

an active ma

trate for Warwickshire.
ANN

Same da'Y, at Manchester, after a short illness, aced 19
GEORGE, fourth son of the late Mr. WM. GREEN, dray
Same day, in Windsor, aged 53, Mr. WILLIAM
BURNER, miller.

same day, in his 59th year, JOHN PLANT, Esq., of Ehvorth-
, Sandbach, Cheshire.
On the 14th instant, at Montrose, aged 94, Mrs. DUKE, mo-
ther of ziir J. I)nke, M.P., Lord Mayor of London.
Same day, at Moss-farm, West Derby, after a short illness,
aged 21, Mr. WM. BOWMAN, jun.
Same day, aged 34, JANE, wife of Mr. HENRY WOOD-
COCK, silversmith, and eldest daughter of Mr. Pulford, of
Chester.

Same day, in Wood-street, Low-hill,
ASKEW HARRISON.

Mr. HENRY

Same day, alter a short but severe illness, age
months, 30FIN EDWARD, the beloved son of

On the 15th instant, t
GRACE, of Bittern-street

ley Arms, 01
163, JANE

vvife of Mr. ISAAC

Same day, in Leveson-street, in his 80tb year, Mr. THOMAS
BRIDE, timber-merchant.
Same day, in Bivket' -street, aged 40, ELIZA MARY, wife of
Mr. JOHN STEWART, formerly of Newton Stewart, Wig_
town.

Same day, at Netherton-green, after a short illness, HELENA,
eldest daughter of Mr. JAMES MOSS, of Netherton-bridge.
Same day, in Fdge-hill, aged 69, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr.
JOHN HOLLAND.
Same day, in his 67th year, DANIEL LEY, Esq., of Cheater.
Oa the 16th instant, aged 24, CLARA CHARLOTTE, eldest
daughter of the late Mr. JOHN HERBERT.
Same day, at Higher Bebington, aged 79, SARAH, relict of
the late CHARLES INGLEFIELD, Esq.
Same day, at the Industrial School, aged 10 years, JOHN
FARRELL.

Same day, at his lodgings, in this town„.,„
DANIEL SM UM, of the schoonr • Confidence, of tt
danff, Scotland.
Same day, in Brunswick-road,
LEE, wife of C. B. BECK, estat,
James Poole, Esq., of Elm Cotta,
Same day, aged 4 years and 9 months,
WM. M'CORMICK, ESq., of Bootle-hall.
Same day, in Castle-street East, Oxfo,
JANE, wife of Mr. JAMES HOPKINS,
the late Mr. George Copeland, formerly of Clayton-sq,,
this town.
On the lith instant, aged 2 years, ARTHUR MOORE,
youngest son of Mr. R. 11. WILSON, of Chatham-place, Edge-
hill.

red 62, Captain
ort of

aged 36, ELIZABET]
:e-agent, and third daug
age, Clifton-vale, Bristol

FREDERICK, son of

[-street, London

young(

Same day, aged 4
,years, MARIA JANE, only da
Mr. JOHN I). HARWOOD, of Duke-street.
Same day, aged 70, Mr. JOHN JONES, of Grew
street.

;titer of

On the 18th instant, at the house of her
Mather, Park-road, aged 76, F.l NNY, relic
FISHER, landing-waiter of her Majesty's C

Same day, at .Wavertree, in her 2
FARRER, wife of Mr GEORGE SH
of the late Mr. Joseph Hiles.
Same day, in Church-street, Edge-Li
BOOTH.

son-in-law, Mr. J.
t of the late Mr. J.
!ustorns at this port.
~ear, ELIZABETH
and only daughter

On the 19th instant, WILLIAM EDP'
THOMAS HOLLAND, of Islington-ter

,D, third sou of M

On the 20th instant, in Chathal
HENDERSON.
Same day, of scarlet fever,
LUCY, youngest daughter of STI

On the 21st instant,
LOW, of Park-lane.

Mr: JOHN

Satrie day, at Thurstaston, aged 72, Mr. RICHARD MOLT.
NEUX, out-pensioner of Greenwich Hospital. He was present
at the engagement between the Chesapeak and the Shannon;
and was the last survivor of the crew of the Shannon.