The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-03 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 2(lth July, at Manilla, aged 23, Mr. ALBERT MUR-
DOCK, secon mate f t: e barque Mischief.
On the Bth August, at Old Calabar, Mr. JOHN GARRETT,
carpenter of the brig Nlary. late of the Isle of Mau.
On the 29th August. at Port Lt uis. Maur tius, aged 35, Mr.
JOHN WILSON, engineer, form rly of this town.
On the 3rd august on board the Bombay Packet, on the pas-
sage from Old Calabar to this port, aged 34, Mr. RICHARD
PA RK ER. cooper.
On the 4th ultimo, onboard the ship Helen Stewart. whilst off
the Azores, o.i his homew ru voyage from hatighae, China,
by accidentally falling from the mizen topgallant mast on to the
poop, aged 15. ABRAM, third son of Mr. JOSEPH NEWTON,
of Bootle-marsh.

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On the 14th ultimo, at Rochdale, SARAH, wife of JAMES
NUTTALL. aged 75 ; and, on the 25th ultimo, at Rochdale,
JAM ES NUTFAL, husband of the above, and father of Mr.
James Nuttall. of No. 14, Nelson-stye, t, aged ;9.
On the 19th ult.. CHARLES, younge,t son of Mr. THOS.
SHEPHERD, Re shaw-street.
On the 22nd ultimo. at Dunkirk, JOSHUA WM' lAMSON,
Esq.. A M., T.C.D., aged 26 years. second son of the late J.
Williamson. Esq.. of Lakeland., County Dublin.

On the 24th ul Imo, Mr. CHARLES HARRISON, Hardy-
street, in this town.

On the 2z.th ult.. VARY Er.IZABETH, infant daughter of
Mr, WILLIAM LEEVERS, jun.. Woodside.

Same day, at No. 18, Upper-Hill•street, Toxteth•park, JOHN,
youngest son of Mr. RICHARD MILLER, joiner.
On the 26th ultimo. aged 23 years, SARAH. eldest daughter
of Mr. WILLIAM HARDY, Mason-street,
Same day, of inflammation of the lungs, JEMIMA, the wife of
CH ARLES JONES, of the Liverpoo Customs, and the e:dest
aughter of Captain Roberts, of Rhyl.
• ame day. aged 9 days, ALFRED, infant son of Mr. HENRY
TATE, 28. Old Haymarket.

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Same day. aged 4 years and 6 months, ELIZ•BETH ANN
e'dest daughter of Captain JOHN ORD. Mill street, Toxteth
park commander of the barque B itannia.
Same day, at the residence of her nieces, the Misses Nichol-
son, 57, Upper Parliament•street, aged a 3 years, Mrs. HAN.
NA H WILKINSON.
Same day, aged 46, Mr. WI LLIAM CLAYTON, tanner,
Vauxhall•road, late of Sheffield. Re was much and deservedly
respected, and will be deeply regretted by his relatives and
friends. _ _

Same day, in Dorset-square, London, aged 37, Mrs. MEYER,
relict of the late Dr. Meyer.
Same day, aged 59, Miss ALICE PAISLEY, Church-street,
Everton.

Same day, at her father', residence, Nile-street, after a long
period of delicate health, aged 25. MARIA, second daughter of
Mr. JOHN SMITH, of the Liverpool Mercury.
Same day. MARY, infi,nt daughter of Mr. JAMES CHAL-
MERS, Upper Frederick-street. St James'.
Same day, a :ed 38, Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS, for the last
eleven years in the service of the Liverpool Dock 3 rustees.
Same day, at 7, St. Jude's-terrace, eeply regretted, aged 51,
Mr. RICHARD HODGKINS, late of Birmingham.
Same day, suddenly. aged 37, Mr. ANDREW FRANCIS
DONOVA ti, of Oaton, Cheshire.
Same day, aged 44, Mr. THOMAS HIGNETT, licensed vtc
Waller. Denison-street, late of Great Howard-street.

Same day, age 29 years, Mr. JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
Same day, in her Seth year, HESTER, widow of the late
CHARLES BLOMFIELD, Esq., of Bury St. Edmunds, and
mother of the I ord Bishop of London. The Bishop was ex-
pected in his native town to officiate at the re-opening of St
Mary's Church. Stra ge and melancholy to say, his aniva,
took pla e at the moment of his parent's dissolution, which,i
notwithstanding her age, was quite unexpected.
On the nth ult , aged 4 months. ANN, daughter of Mr.
JAMES HARRISON, book-keeper, MansSe cl.strcet.

Same day, in London, aged 88, LEWIS PA LESKE. Esq.
Same day, in London, aged 95, Mrs ANN PHILLIPS.
Same day, at Clerkenwell, aged S% ANN, wife of WILLIAM
BLAXLAND Esq.

Sa -e day. iu her 20th year, FRANCES WILSO4, eldest
daughter of the late JAME - TATE, Lord-street.
Same day, at Eltham, Kent, in her 82nd year. KATHERINE
HYDE. fourth daughter of the late Rev. F. WOLLASTON.

Same day, in the 50th year of her age and second of her relit
gious profession, Siiter MARTHA, (PARKER,) of the Order
of Discalsed Carmelites of the Primitive Observance, St.
Joseph's Convent, Ranelagh, Dublin, formerly of this town.

On the 2-th ultimo, at Lartington hall, HENRY /dAIRE
THOIVITON WITHA Eqq.. aged 66. High Sheriff of the
County of Durham. deel ly and most just'y lamented.
Same da% , aged 2 T 4 rs and lo months, MARY HELEN,
daughter of Mr. W. :ToCK "eel street.
Same day, a• Mancl.e ter, .•ged 85, Mrs. S A RAH WRIGHT.
On the 29th ultimo, ged as in uiths JANE,EMILY, only
d ughter of WM. PhITF. E. 11.. of Ashfield-c-Atage, Aigburth.
Same day, aged 20, JOHN'' eldest son of Mr. JAMES
RICA Alf 051 N, Vicwria.pla_e, Woodside.

On the 3 th ultimo, at King laid. Shrewsbury, aged 68,
MARY, rel-ct of OVEK Utt WHITLEY BADHER, Esq„
and sister to Dr. Jcff eys,", f t iis town

On the Ist instant, near iverpool, RICHARD
LEYLAND. Esq., banker.

Same d iy, aged 34 years, Mr. JAMES GARDNER, spirit-
dea'e,, GreA lioruer street.