The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-13 00:00:00

DIED.

On the Ist instant, at Dumfries, of int ermittent fever, aged 5 years,
Charles Heaton Denham, second son of Lieutenant Charles G. Robin-
so :, U.N. conducting the Admiralty Survey of the Solway Frith.'
On the 2d instant, in Strickland-place, Kendal, aged 60, Mr. Wm.
Stephenson, bookseller. Mr. S. was the itinerant agent of Messrs.
Fisher, Son, and Co. London. His death was accelerated by incau-
tiously going one of his u,n,il rounds after having been bled. The
ligature had given way, :Ma owing to the warmth engendered by his
travelling, he knew not of the loss of blood until lie fell down from
exhaustion

On the 3d instant, at her residence, Renshaw-street, aged 16, Jane,
only daughter of the late Mr. William Barber, deeply lamented
Some day, aged 72, at his house, Great George-st\Tet, Joshua Van
Oven, Esq. surgeon
Same day, Sir Daniel Sandford, an accomplished scholar and highly
respected gentleman. Sir Daniel died of typhus fever, after an illness
of only eight days. 11e was professor of Greek in the University,
and formerly M.l'. for Glasgow.
Same day, aged 85, Richard Robotic., Esq. nearly sixty years resident
at Smethwick-all, Staffordshire
_ _

Same day, at Castletown, Isle of Man, Edward Cooper, Adest son
of Edward Byrnes, Esq. of this town
Same-day, awfully sudden, in the Workhouse. at Poulton-le-Fylde,
Mr. Richard Hornhy, shoemaker. At nine o'clock the night before
he was apparently in good health, and before two the following morn-
ing he was a corpse
On the 4th instant, at his residence, Walworth, aged 92, Mr. James
Boulter

Same day, aged 84, Jane, relict of Robert Milne, Esq. solicitOr,
anchester

On the sth instant, ot Alstonefield, Staffordshire, aged 88, Mrs. Gil-
bert, relict of the ►ate Mr. John Githert _

Same day, after a short but severe attack of epilepsy, aged 87, Mr.
Janion, of Seller-street, late of Mculdsworth, and father to Mr.
Janion, woollen-draper, Chester
Same day, at Norton. aged 96, Mr. R. Thompson
Same day, aged 70, Thomas Creevey, Esq. one of the CommiSsioners
of Greenwich- Hospital: Mr. Creevey, who was a native'of Liverpool,
was put in nomination for this borough together with Mr. Henry
Brougham, by the Liberal party, in the year 1812, in opposition to Mr.
Canning and General Gascoyne. The Liberal party were then so
powerful that the friends of General Gascoyne made overtures to
withdraw the general, if Mr. Creevey's friends would consent to with-
draw their candidate. This species of "pairing off" met• with no
countenance from the committee of the two Liberal . candidates, and
Mr. Canning and General Gaseetyne were placed at the head of the;po
by the Liverpool " freemen "
On Tuesday last, at tier son's house, in Montagu-Square, London,
aged 86, Mrs. Dodd, relict of the late George Dodd, Esq. •
Same day, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr. Jackson, Vauxhall-
road, tcrl
tr;.;.ztlscili,„ll.•l;:trntchi. a,
motherrt•liet of the thhicr..la
jtka!
011-
sro. GeorgenT _
• yeller's Rest, Seotland-road
Same day, at his house in Whitechapel, Mr. Robert Murdoch.
(LSo:37l):l3fv'eo:reemd:3,:irervitsyt,eia;tl; Cheadle, aged BO, Betty, widow of the late James
. his residence, at Harbnry, near Warwick,
gir.
fslinOn i,eottr:ulavvery!;:; father of Mr. Morley, of the firm of Horley and Eyre,
aagyi.ldasst,mMoirZ, Christian. cooper, brother of Mr. Geo
Christian, mathematician
Dale-
street
John. son of Mr. W. Fairelough, Dale:
Same oa) ,at her house Islington, aged 81. Mrs. Moss. Her death
will he deeply lamented by all who had the pleasure of her acquaint-
ance, and by the poor, who were the objects of her unceasing sym-
pathy and kind offices
On Friday last, at his son's house; Ince-hall, near Wigan, Jane,
relict of the late Mr. William Strachan, chemist
On Saturday last, after a lingering illness which she bore with
Christian resignation. Ann, the belhved illness,
of Samuel S. Cle-
mlnson, of Prescot-street

On Saturday last, at his residence South-hill, Toiteth-park, Wm
Edward Hardinan,Rsq. aged 46 years
On Sunday last, at the house of her brother-in-law, Mr. R. Knap-
per, Myrtle-street South, after a lingering illness, Frances, relict of
the late Mr. Wm. Benedict Simpson, of this town
Same day, Ada May, the infant daughter of Mr. L. Littlejohn, Low
inn

Same day, at Sracombe, after a long and severe illness, aged 55,
Maria, the wife of P. John Crowther

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