The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-02 00:00:00

DEATHS.

Lately;ta Much Hoole, near Leyland, aged 102, Private
William—Bamber, an out-pensioner. ''The deceased had
been in receipt of a pension of ls. alday for sixty-three
years. lie joined the army in 1771, and was discharged
in 1791, .aTter twenty years' service,'lds age being then
thirty-eight years.

On the" 13th February, at Rio de Janeiro, George Allan,
youngest-son of Mr. Gabriel 'Williams, formerly of the
Liverpool -gas works.
On the '2d ult., aged 18, Carolina Arm, daughter of MT.
J. Griffiths, Gill-street.
On fitelffd ult., at Runcorn, 'after years of severe suffer-
ing, aged' i 9, John J. H., eldest •son'of Mr. J. It C,orichish,
of Vie-street.

On the'24th ult., at Southport, aged 34, Ann, the Nitre
of Mr. •Samnel Aston, of H. M.'s rustoms in this town.
On the -24th ult., at Norton.street, aged 72, Ina,
widow Of the late Mr. J. Seward, late of Leominster.
On 'the'24th ult., at his residence,'Spfingfield, near Burn-
ley, very atiddenly, aged 50, Richard Howard, Esq.
On the 14th ult., at Chester, Edith, infant daughter ,of
T. R Hughes, Esq., of Liscard.
On the "24th ult., aged 43, Mr. Witham Oldfield Ford,
late of The 7 6yal Oak Hotel, Seafofth.
On the'Mth ult., at her residence, Kensington,-near
this town, Resina, relict of the late Mr. John Clayp&e,
merchant.

On the42sbh ult., at Litherland, after a long and pairiful
illness, agedu, Agnes, wife of Mr.'airn Totterdell.
On thetalA ult., at the residencelif 'his sister, aged4B,
Mr. Joseph 'Woodward, son of the late Mr. Joseph Wood-
ward, clerk4:srEastham Church, Cheshire.
On the 25th ult., at hes residenceiin‘Exeter, in' her 91st
year, Nancy,,ataict of the late Thomas Follett, ,of
this town.

On the 25thalt., aged 7, John., son of Mr. John-Dixon,
Pleasant-view.,-ICirkdale.

On the :tali -nit., at Runcorn, Mr. 'Thomas Chadwitli,
ormerly captain.. of the Rock Ferry steamer Sylph.
On the 25tit‘dit., at. Broughton-in:Furness, Mr.' Ben-
jamin Wilson, 'in the 80th year of hi&,age,, father of 'Mr.
.John- Wilson, talkw chandler, of this town.
.On' the 26th ult., in his 30th year, Mr. Gam Butterfield,
licensed victualler ,Crown-street.

,Gou the 26th ,at Everton-brow,.dged 86, Latham
Harmer, Esq.
On the'26th-ult, -at Edinburgh, aged about 75, Lord
Cockburn. His lofdship was called to the bar in 1800,
was appointed Solicitor-General by the Whig administra-
tion Who carried thellieform Bill, and was raised to the
Benehqn,lB34.

On the 2'7th tilt., at Wigan, aged 4, Charles Herbert,
son of Mr. John Seddon, late of Smithdown-terrace, in
this town.

On the•.2th nit., at' his residence, in Islington, aged 81,
Mr. William .Forshaw,- printer and stationer.
On the rith.olt., aged tit€, Mr. Peter Aspinall, cartowner,
Lower Milk-street.

On the aith •aged,42, Mary 'Willcox, only.dasghter
of Mr. James Alsop, of Lipper Brownlow-hill.
On the 29th Adt.,'Margaret Eliza, the infant daughter
of Edward Stanistreet, Esq.

On the 28th aged 'l4 mouths, Johri Freer,son,of
Mr. John RuClicin Stott:Pascoe,-terrace, Evertou.
On the 29th Olt, George Chalener Orme, son of :Mr.
William H. Orme, elaughton,'Oheshire.
On the 29th tilt, aged 11 year and 5 months, Jahn
fiurnet, son of Mr. R. Maxwell,'Ts,pley-place, Edge-lane.
On the 29th ult., aged ,9 years and 1 month, Henry
'Edward, eldest son of Mr. Edward Hoyland, Barlow-
_street, West Derby-road,.
the 29th ult., at five, aan„ at Burlington-street, Lon-
don, the Marquis of Anglesey. The' death of the aged
Marctuis of Anglesey withdraws another of the renowned
soldier,: of the last war. Henry 'William Paget was born
in 1766. As Lord Paget, and subsequently Earl of Ux-
bridge, he saw and acted in the great scenes of the Revolu-
tion war, from the Flemish campaign of the Duke of York
to that of•the Hundred Days. It is noted as curious that
our most .dashing cavalry officer dhould have first served in
an infantry 'regiment, the 80th, of his own raising. Lord
Anglesey was Master of the Ordnance under 'Mr. Canning,
end twice Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Since 1.834 he has
taken little part in public affairs, and his last public ap-
pearance was ;as, perhaps, the most conspicuous mourner
at the funeral of his great chief.