The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, at Pontrefract, aged 82, Mr. JOSEPH NELSON.
During the mutiny of the fleet at the Nore, he was serving in
the West York Militia, and was the person wh,) held the lather
box for the barber wl.o shaved the unfortunate Parker the night
before his execution.

On the Brd of June, at Bonny, on board the Geo. IV barque,
of yellow fever, JOHN HENRY HEYDEN, aged 18, eldest son
of Mr. John Heyden, 60, tukc;-street, of t.is town.
On the lath ultimo, aged 87 years, Mrs. SARAH FOX, of
Ardwick green, Manchester.
On the Isth ult., after a long and painful Dness, FRANCE 3
KENDRICK, daughter of Mr. John Kendrick, Hughes-street,
Toxteth-park. _ _

Oa the Igth ultimo, at Magherafelt, in his 85th year, the Rev.
HOMAS AGM ON DIS HAM VESEY, thirty-seven years rector
of the parish of Magherafelt, and upwar, s of sixty years a
c'e gyman in the diocese of Armagh.
Same day, aged 3 years and 1:t months, JOHN, second son of
Mr. W. ADAMS, Elizabeth-street.
Same day, rged 6:1 years, MARY ANNE, dant:to! of Mr.
WM. SWIFT, t
Same day, at Canton de Vaud, Switzerland, after a short
illness, NATHAN DUNG N, Esq., the proprietor of the Chinese
Collection, and late of Philadelphia.
Same day, in Lend, n, Mr. ROSS, comedian, late of the
Theatre-Royal, in this town.
On the loth ultimo, at her town residence, in Park-lane, the
Dowager Countess of BRADFORD. The late Countess, who was
eldest daughter of George, fourth Viscount of Torrington, was
born oet. 176 j, and married 2gth May, ;788, the late Earl of
Bradford, by whom the deceased had a fam ly of four sons and
one daughter; namely, the Earl of Bradford the Hon Captain
C. O. Bridgeman, R.N., Lady L. Whitmore, the late Hon. 0. H.
Bridgeman, and the Hon. and Rev. El. E. Bridgeman.
On the 22nd ult., at his house, Everton-crescent, ROBERT
HEYWOOD, Esq
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On the 24th ult., at the house of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks,
Everton, HARRIET, the widow of the late WILLIAM
sTATHAM, Esq„ Town-Clerk of Liverpool, and
to daughtern
the Rev. Henry Heathcote, formerly rector of Wal
Hill, in this county.

ame day, in Great Homer street, aged 87 years, MARY
ANNE, relict of the late Captain ROBERT WILLIAMS, of
Conway.

Saine day, at her residence, Greenbank, aged 32 years,
MARY, the beloved wife of Mr. JOHN MADDOCK, and
second daughter of Mr. Christopher Hayes, sen., of this town.
Same clay, aged 76, ?..Tr. JAMES SMITH, of Halewood.
Same day, aged 4 ) ears, GEORGE, only son of Mr. THOS.
FLEMNIG, bootmak er, Brownlow-hill
On the crth ultimo, at Sydenbara, Kent, awed 74 years, ANN,
relict of toe Rev. JOHN STILL, Rector of Fonthill and Pre-
bendary of Sblisbury.

Same day, of enlargement of the liver, aged 48, Mr. THOS.
ASKEW, umbrella-rocker, Brownlow-hill.

Same day, at Seacombe. REBECCA, wife of Mr. JOHN
WALKER, of the firm of Walker, WrigLt, and Co., of this
t wn.

On the 2eth ultimo, aged 2 years and 5 months, ROBERT
NAPIER, second son of Mr. R. N. CUNNINGHAM, Erskine.
street.

Same day, at Fisher-house, aged 67, Miss PRESCOTT,
daughter of the late Thomas Prescott, Esq., t,f Dalton, near
Ormskirk.

Same day, at Lyndhurst-place, Peckham, in her g3rd year
Mrs. MARTHA GALE.

On the 27th ult., at his residence, Vine-cottage, Wavertree,
Mr. CHARLES IREI.AND, aged 57 years, much and deservedly
respected.

Same day, at his house, Evertor), in his Glst year, JAMES
HEYWORTII. Esq.
Same day, aged 77, Mrs. JANE CURZON, Wellington-plaee,
Toxteth-park.
Same day, Mr. ROBERT RILEY, court-keeper in the Court
of Request. Ile was thirry-two 3;ears in the polio; and was an
honest, indeyendent, and meritorious officer.
Same day, aged 35, Mr. EDWARD BEBBINGTON, son of
the late Mr. John Bebbington.