The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-01 00:00:00

' DIED.

- 'On the 20th August, near Galion, el 20 , VVlliani, second. son of-
'Mr. John Holden, of this town. The deceased was unfortunately
Lately at Wordwielt Dock-Tard, aged 96, Mr. Dunn. •
drowned whilst attempting to escape from the wreck of the barque
Iklfartha, of this port.
lir..lanuary last, at Gothland, aged 91„ Dr. Eberstein. Bishop of the
Island of Gothland. The nels,•s of his death was not received at Stock-
' hblm till the 30th-of March. all eointhUnication with the island having
been interrupted, for more than three months; by the severity of the
weather. The people of Stockholm were in possession of news to a
later date froth India, AMerich. and Africa than from an is;..nd scarcely
forty Miles distant from their own shores. On the 14th F,ebruary, at Lochaber Plantation, Berbiee, suddenly,
. aged 24, ffith, OnlYson of Mr. Griffith, of Great Moiling-
ton. . '•
• Mr. 11. Jn March last at Demerara, of yellow fever, after one day's illneis.
Nockelds, of •Susseisstteet, ' Texteth. park; `formerly or, you.-
mouth. leaving a widow and infant son to lament their loss.
On Sunday the 4th March. at Pernambuco, aged 51, John Oldham.
Same day, at Demerara, Thos.• Ambrose, eldest son of the late Mr.
T. Peaeopp, wine-merchant, of this town,
On tbe 9th ult:.-at her reaideuce, Ballylin, near Ramelton, Ireland.
aged 93, Mrs. David Moore; and on the 15th ult„ aged 100. Dlr. David
Moore, her husband.
• On the 13th tilt, at Rairtsgate. after a long and severeillness; in his
81st year, Christopher Tennant. Esq., universally respected.
On the 14th tilt„.at Nocton, aged 81, Mr. Wm. Parker, many years
bailiff to the Earl tit
On the 17th ult., at Brough, aged 8-i,. Mr. kdam Davis, father of Mr.
J. Davis, organ-builder, of this town, and many years bailiff to the
DWI of Thrinet4for the manor of Brough.
Same day. aged 66, Elizabeth, the' beloved wife of Mr. Walter Witt-,
son, timber-merchant, Toxtetb-park, late of Altrincham. Cheshire.
•On the 18th nit:, at Newton Valence, Hants. aged' 80, the 'Rev:- E.
VVhite,
On the 21st nit., aged 10 years, Daniel Price, son of Mr. Joseph
Winders, book keeper.
Same day, of consumption, after a lingering illness of three years,
aged 37, Ann, wife of Mr. G. W. Gibbs.
Same day, aged 75, MrtE Kenworthy, of WiterloO4oad, much re-
gretted. •
Same day, suddenly, at Newton-in-the-WiHows,Thos. Wray, Esq.
late of DUblin, barrister-at.law' universally regretted.
On the 21d ult., at Oxton. Cheshire. deeply lamented, aged 26.
Elizabeth,, Wife of Edward* Balman, Esq., or Ilishop's.blympton,
Devon.
' Same day; at the house of his son-in-laW, at Birkenhead; aged 80.
the Rev'. R. Houseman, for forty years the invaluable incumbent of ,
St. Anne's Chapel, Lancaster: •
Same day, at Castle Douglas, after a long and lingering illness,;aged
23, Mr. R. Gifford, much and deeply regretted by a numerous circle of
friends and acquaintance
• Same day,•ut St. Marygate, Ripon, aged 98. Mr. E. Johnson ; and.
on the following day, at an advanced age, Lucy, his. wife. They were
"bUried in one rave
Oa the•23d silt , .at the house of her-Uncle, Mr. Austin, near the 01(1
Swan, West Derby, whither She had gone for the benefit of her health.
ranch regretted by- her family end' a numerous eirele•of friend., to
whom her most amiable dispoition bad endeared her. in the 32d year
of her age:Miss Hannah Davies, lateof Bold-itreet. after a protracted
and painful illness, whirl' she bore with truly Christian fortitude,
perfectly resigned, and in joyful hopes of another and a better
world."
-Same day, aged 82, John Sidebottoin, Esq., of II ovily, Hyde.
Same day, in Great George-street. Westminster, aged 18, Catherine
Emma, eldest daughter of .T. P. PlUmtre, Esq. M.P. •
Same day. aged 83, Mrs, Ann Peacock, Marsk, nearßichmond.
• Same. day, aged 83, Mr. Wm Greenwood, farmer, of Clayton, near
Bradford.
Same day, the Rev. John Parsons. He was the senior Catholic
priest of Rook.4treet, Manchester, and was mord) respected as a
scholar and a.Christian. Mr. e arsons is the third Catholic priest who,
in that town. has,' in the eourse of this year,,fallemo victim to the
typhus fever, caught in the zealous discharge of his pastoral duty.
the the 2lth tilt. Robert, son of the late Mr. Thomas M'Gowan.
surgeon.
Same day, at his residence. the'Pavilion, ILimpton-eourt Palace,
in'his 78th yeai; Litgitenant-Generic! ..Tames Moore. For upwards of
fidentiai equerry ofihis
t‘ventysix yens thia,listiognished officer was the favourite and. con-.
Royal llighnesS the late Dulte of Kent, and
was in attendance upon his royal highness at his decease.'
. On the 21th ult..after a lingering illness, aged"2l, Jahn, youngest son
of the late Mr. Thomas Foolltes;'shipivright, 810 ndeMstreet. '
On the 25th Ult. awfully sudden; aged' 38;• Mr. • James Fieldbouse.
pilot, of this port, he was as affeetionatehusband, an indulgent father.
and a sincere friend.
On the 2Clth ultimo. aged 55 years. liarriet, the wife of William
Heap Hutchinson, Esq. of Crosby House, near this town.
On the 26th ult. ago(' 81, Mr. Timothyfotitl-; of Macclesfield.
On the 27th ult. aged the wife of Mr. W. Parke, Nile-street.
' On the 27th nit. Matilda, wife or. Mr. Cholmley Woodward, and
youngest daughter of the late Wm. Iles. Esc). •
On the 27th ult. in his 80th year, Mr. Henry Farringtor., I.l)Pr'
Pitt-street. • • ' •

On the 28th ult. at his house, in Virgil-street, Mr. John Made.
On the 2stli ult: aged 12 months, Robert Harding, the beloved Child
of Mr. Thomas Parkinson, joiner, Mount-street.
On the 29th ult. at his house, Canning-street, aged 31, 11Ir. Geotg°
eotton-hroker.; •-• • •• .
On the 29th ult. aged 33 years, Charlotte Emily, the beloved wife 0f
the Rev. William John Purdoo, South Bedford-street, and daughter
of the late Right lion. De,nis proarne;

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