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

DIED

On the Ist instant, at Dumfries, tf intermittent fever, aged 5 years,
Charles Heaton Denham, second son of Lieutenant Charles G. Li obin-
so• . It.N. conducting the Admiralty Survey of the Solway Frith.
On the 2d instant, in ~triekland..plaee, Kendal, aged GO, Mr. Wm.
Stephenson, bookseller. Mr. S. was the itinerant agent of Messrs.
Fisher, Son, and Co. London. Ills death was accelerated by incau-
tiously going one of his umi 1 rounds after having been bled. The
ligature had given way, and owing to the warmth engendered by his
travelling, he knew not of the loss of blood until he fell down from
exhaustion

On the 3d instant, at her residence, Renshaw-street. aged 16, Jane,
only daugh.er of the late Mr. William Barber, deeply lamented
Same day, aged 72, at his house, Great George-street, Joshua Van
Oven, ESq. surgeon _ _

Sante tIS.y, Sii• Daniel Sandford, an accomplished scholar and highly
rasp:-eted gentleman. Sir Danid died of typhus fever, after an .illness
of only eight days. lie was professor of Greek in the University,
and formerly WV'. for Glasgow
Saute day, aged 8 , Richard Ilabone, Esq. nearly'sixty years resident
at Stnethwick=hall. Staffordshire
Same day. at Castletown, Isle of Man, Edward Cooper, eldest son
of Edward Byrnes, Esq. of this town
Same-day, awfully sudden, in the Workhouse. at Poulton-le-Fylde„
Mr. Richard llornhy. shoemaker. At nine o'clock the night before
he WAS avparently in good health, and before two the following min-
ing he ts as a corpse
(In the 4th instant, at his residence, WalWorth, aged 92, Mr. James
Boulter

Stone day, aged 84, Jane, relict of Robert Milne, Esq. solicitor,
Manchester 4,
Ott the sthinstant, t•t Alstonefield, Staffordshire, aged 88, Mrs. Gil-
bert, relict of the late Mr. Joh,. Githert
Same day, alter a short taut severeattack of epilepsy, aged 87, Mr.
.1 of Seller-street, late of Mouldsworth, and father to Mr.
.1 anion , woolleti-draper, Chester •
Stime day, at Norton. at_ed 90. Mr. R. Thompson
Same day.,ivil 7n, Thomas Creevey, Esq. one of the Commissioners
of Greenwich Hospital. Mr. Creevey, who was a native of Liverpool,
xv.is put in nomination fur this Iturough together with Mr. Henry
13rou4Itain. lit the Lil.erd party. in the year 1812. in opposition to Mr.
Cataitin.4 and General Gascoyne. The Liberal party were then so
pow roil that the friends of General Gaseoyne made overtures to
withdraw the general, if Mr. Creevey's friends would consent to with-.
dr..w their candidate. This sp, cies of pairing off" met with no
countenance ft um the committee of the two Liberal candidates, arid
in .; tool General Gascoyne were placed at the head of thepo
by the Liverpool freeno n "
On Tues.lay List, ;it her son's house, in Montagu-square, London,
aged 86, Mrs. +odd. relict of the late George Dodd, Esq
Same day. at the house of her sou-in-law, Mr. Jtickson, Vauxhall-
road, aged'il, deeply regreth•d, Martha, relict of the late Mr. Gi,urge
Scareline, Derbyshire, and mother of Mr. Jackson, Tra-
vole 's Hest, Set;t ho id-road

same day, at his house in Whitechapel, Mr. Robert Murdoch,
gl eply regretted
Same day, at Cheadle, aged 80, Betty. widow of the late James
Kay formerly of Prestwich
On Wednesday last, at his residence, at Ilirburv, near Warwick, .
Mr. Morley, father of Mr. Holley, of the firm of horley and Eyre,
of this town
t On Thursday last. Mr. John Christian, cooper, brother of Mr. Geo ,
hristian. mathe,oativiati
Same daj , aged 5 months, John. son of Mr. W. Fairclough, Dale-
street
Same day, at her bodge Islington, aged 81. Mrs. Moss. Tier death
will be deeply lamented by all who'had the pleasure of her aequaint.
sure, and 1,3* the poor, who Were the objects of her unceasing sym.
pathy and kind (dikes
On Frid.,y last. at his son's house, Ince-ball, near Wigan, Jane,
relict of the late Mr. William Strachan, chemist •
On Saturday list, alter a lingering illness, which she bore with
Ctris'ian resignation, Ann, the bel'uved wife of Samuel S. C le-
minson, of Prisseco-street
Oo Saturday list, at his residence South-hill, Toxteth-park, Wm
Edward Hardman, Esq. aged 46 years
• Ott SultflttV I it, at the house of her brother-in-law, Mr. R. Knap-
per. NI yrtl.:-street S mita, after a lingering illness, Frances, relict of
late Mr. Wm Benedict Simpson, of this town
Same day; Ada. May, the infant daughter of NJ r. L. Littlejohn, Low
Same day, at Seacomhe, after a long and severe illness, aged 55,
Ntar;a. tte wire a Mr. Cron titer

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