The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, at his residence, at Bickerstaffe, aged 6n, Mr. STAN.
HOPE MASON. fcr many years an officer in her Mlles y's Cus.
toms, at this port.
In June, at Corrientes, BONPLAND. well known as the com-
panion of Baron Humboldt. and celebrated in scientific re-
searchcs- Deceased had passed twenty-five years in South
America.

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lately of this town.

Same day, aticivoli, Pcorla C Plino7s, U. S ,
CH hIS-
TINA, eldest daughter of Mr. THOMAS S. PETRIE, formerly
of this town.
en the .Isth July. at Maranham, aged 39, Mr. JULIAN
DANTEC, civil engineer.

On the 27th July, at Montreal, aged 41, Mr. THOS. ELDER,
a native of Edinburgh.

On the 31st July, at Montreal. aced 48, Mr JOHN CREEL-
MAN, a native of Derry. Ireland.

On the 26th ult., at New Y..rk, in his 74th year, N. L. GRIS-
WOLD. one of the largest China houses in America.
On the 28th ult., at New York. atter a short illness, in his 53d
year, Mr. JAMES PURDY, late of England.
On the 9th instant, at Ferrihy. in the East Riding of the
county of York. aired 77, MARY ANN, widow of the late
RALPH TURNER, Esq.
On the 10th instant, at Vigo, the Earl of YARBOROUGH.
The noble lord was found dead in hi • bed at Vigo. on the ICth
instant, after having reared to rest an the previous ever ing in
his usual health. His lordship had been in declining health
for some time, but it is reported that the immeniate caure of
death was in consequence of his lord hip having pat taken rather
freely of some grapes in an unripe state, of which he was
known to be very fond. The noble es.rl's death rai,es Lord
Worsley to the House of •Peer, and this causes a vacancy in
the representation of Lincolnshire.
On the 11th instant, aged 3 years and 5 months, ELIZAP.ETH
AVIS, eldest daughter of Mr. CHARLES GREEN, of Tarleton.
street.

Same dly, of dysentery, aged 47, Mr. SAMUEL BINGHAM,
of Rrownlow•hill. Deceased was one of the most active persons
in the erection of the new Presbyterian Churc:l, Islington, by
all the members of which his death is sincerely regretted.

Same day, at Park gate, aged IS, CA ROt lI4E, fifth daughter
of H. LEIGH RIGBY, Esq.. of Hawarden.

Same day. at Ellesmere, 'aged 64, Mr. GEORGE EOGCOMBE,
engineer to the Ellesmere au d Chester Canal Company.
On the 12th instant, MARY, relict of WILLIAM BEL KWITI-1,
Esq.

Same day. the infant daughter of Mr. WILLIAM FRANKLIN,
of the Queen's Ilead Dining Ro• ma, Georce street.
On the 13th instant, Mr. ISAAC GA-KELL, sen., well known
at Bainbridge's, now Campbell's. warehouses, in Gradwell-
street.

Same day, suddenly, at Shrewsbury, Mr. JEFFREY LEWIN,
late an extens ye flannel merchant, of that towu.
Same day, at Whittington, Cheshire, HANNAH RAT II BONE.
Same day, at London, in his 77th year, the Right Rev. WM.
CA REY, D.D., Bishop of th:• Welsh Diocese of St. Asaph, Hav-
ing entered holy orders. in 18,2 he was made a prebenslary of
York, and, in the following year, headmaster of Westminster
Schoo' ; in 1508, that of stili-almonet to the King; and in 1909
he was consecrated Bishop of E .eter, from which he removed
to St. Asaph in 183 q.
On the 14th instant, at the temporary residence of the family,
at Cowes, aged but twenty, the Hon. ALBERT DUNCOMBE,
eldest son of Lord Faverstr m. The deceased had been lin.
gerine. for some time previous, and a residence in the genial
district of the Isle cf Wight failed. with many other remedies,
in lessening the effects of a ravaging malady. The lion.
William Ernest Duncombe. born iu 1829, is now heir-apparent
to the barony of Faversham.
Same day, at his re-idence, Llvermere-park. near Bury, Sir
JOHN WILLIAMS, lint., one of her Majesty's Justices of the
Court of Queen's Bench.•

The Duke of ATHOL, who has been snfferinT, for some time
under a mental disease, expired on the 15th instant. at his resi.
dence, at St. John's Wood. He was born on the 26th of June,
1778. and succeeded to the family titles and estates on the
death of his father in September. 1830. The late noble Mile
was never married, and is succeeded by his nephew, Lord
Glenlyon, who is an officer in the Dragoon Guards. and was
married, in 183 g, to a daughter of the late George Home
Drummond, Esq., of Blair Drummond, county of Stirling.
Same day, after a lingering illness, aged 45, JOHN JOSEPH
O'DONNELL, late of the Cnstom-horse.
On the lath instant. MARY KERRISON, wife of WILLIAM
BUSH, Esq., of Gay-street, Batn.
Same day, at his resinence. Beaufort-buildings, Bath, Lieut.-
Col. STONE, of the Sgth Regiment.
Same day. at Kingsland. Herefordshire, aged 55 years. Mr.
JOSEPH lIUNDLEY, late of Knightwich and tivnton (Nowt,
in Worcestershire.
Same day, at Chislehurst, Kent. ,ILLINOR, wife of er.
HULSE BERENS, Esq
Same day, at his residence, Kirkdale-road. aged 47 years. Mr.
GEORGE HOLT, for several years taskmaster at Kindale
Gaol.
Same day, aged 66 years.
,eld esMARGARET, daute
:4htr ohe beloved rife of
Mr. RICHARD HIND. Verron•place. Birkenhead.
Same day. aged IS, m
Toxteth-park.
On the 16th instant, at NE-a.rmoorueeth.,htheliysrside.doalfuagnAhc-htiegerhsttoe,frat.hgeedia6te6
years, Mr. d
CAROLlNE,josiaimsewd.ialy.lirroirisEELNPonißius,,Qnit.yU.lßAEsq
same day. at her resident^. Nottingham-place, New read
London. aged 7g years, Miss ELIZABETH PRESTON.
same day. in his gist year, Mr. JONATHAN ROYLE. ante
Hall. Ashton-upon-Mersey. Cheshire.

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Same day. aged 32. Her. PETER WEBB, of I itt.street.
On ti.e 17th inst. nt, at Birkenhead. aged 22 months, MARY.
sixth daughter of 1\ ILLIAM JACKsON, Esq..
Same day, at the In nse of his brother. Mr. David Rcss. Holt.
hill. Cheshire, aged -sei years. the Ft; v. PATRICK ROSS. minister
of Wanlockhead, Dumfrieishire, mid late cf tiamiiton•Eiluare,
Birkenhead.

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Mr. ADAMSON,
aaggeedd 57 years, MARY, wife of Mr. ROBERT
Higher Tranmere .
sciinclf irt.h
Princea. lTlEY:ino.l:..S,TecAt.Ngli.e,rtdoanu.ghter of
ngata lleniel s :
On the 19th instant, at Wnvertree, aged 39. JOHN WOOD,
after a painful and lingeri
a months. WM. HOLDEN,
Sam: day. of dyset.terv.
infant son of Mr. WILLIAM LEWIS, printer, S)dney-place.
Edge hill.
tin the 2lst insta.-t. in the 42a year of her age. MARTFIA,
wife of Mr. FREDERICK MEssENGER. and eldest daughter
of the late Mr. Isaac Stamper, of this town.