The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, in Manchester, aged 30, Mr. Isachar Thorpe Addison, eldest
son of Mr. Addison, calico-printer, of Chakirk, near StoCkport.
On Tuesday, the 24th ult., at sea, on board the ship 'Lindley, of this
port, from Laguna, in consequence of a blow which he received whilst
steering George, the third son of the late Captain James Brown. I!'
magoly death is much lamented by his friends.
. QiiWednesday, the 4th instant, at his house, Virgil-street., aged 62,
Mr: Edward Mills, deservedly regretted. _
On Wednesday, the 4th instant, the Rev. Henry Longueville Man.sel.
rector of Cosgrove, Northamptonshire, and for many years past an
active magistrate for the counties of Northampton and Buckingham.
On Thursday, the sth instant, aged 73 years, Hannah, wife of Mr.
J. Oakes, Low-hill.

On Friday, the titl. instant, at Aipull, near Wigan, aged 90 years.
Mr. Benjamin Eckersley,.fOrmerly of Low-green, Hindley.
*On Wednesday, the 11th instant, at Bowdon, aged 30 years, Mr.
Francis Richardson, letterpress-printer, of Manchester.
On Thursday, the 12th instant, at Woodside, after a shOrt illness,
aged 3'7, Mr. John Ilulmer, whitesmith, leaving a numerous young
family .to deplore his loss, and regretted by an extensive circle of
friends, to whom he rendered himself valuable by his services a 4
secretary Of the benefit society belonging to-the ttrie of which he was
a member.

On Friday, the 13th instant, deeply regretted, Nathaniel Ravenor.
of Greenford, Middlesex, late of Wymonley Parva, Herts. The un-
fortunate occurrence took place while shooting over his own grounds.
by the accidental diScharge of his gun in getting over a tap.
Same day, aged 53, Margaret Catharine, wife of Mr. Robert Parkin-
son, Pleasant-street, and daughter of the late Nicholas Starkey, Esq..
of French-wood, near Preston,

On Sunday, the 15th instant, of consumption, Jane Esther, youngest
daughter of Mr. Charles Wattleworth, aged 18 years.
On Sunday, the 15th instant, in the 40th year or his age, Mr. Thos.
Ilaslam, draper, Buinley, formerly of Bolton.
On Monday the IWI instant, at the house of Mr. Gillibrand, Eldon-
place, after a painful illness, endured with Christian fortitude, Mrs.
Ann Banks, aged 41 years.

Same day, Jane, the wife of Mr. Hugh Makinson, timber-measurer,
in his Majesty's Customs for this port, after a long and painful indis-
position, which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation.
Same day, aged 6 years, Mrs. Tonlmiu, Great Orford-street.
On Tuesday, the 17th instant, aged 37, Mrs. Ellen Mort, of Bolton
much lamented by her relations and friends.
On Wednesday the 18th instant, at her house, at Woolton, Eliza-
beth, relict of daises Galan,. Esq.
.Same day, after a lingering illness, aged 60, Mr. James Dibbin, late
of Birmingham.

Same day, at Cove; it an a3vaneed age, Mrs. Latham, relict of the
late John Latham, Esq. of the county of Tipperary.
On Thursday the 19th instant, awfully sudden; Mr. Maurice Mute.
aged 42 years.
On Friday last, aged 50 years, Mr. William Roberts, late of Feds-
more Hall Farm, Shropshire.
Same day, in the 77th year of her age, Mrs. Ellen Quirk, relict of
the late Mr. Richard Quirk, shipwright, of this town.
On Saturday last, at his house in Warren-street, in the 59th year
of his age, Mr. George Forwoocl, one of the Overseers of the Poor for
the Parish of Liverpool. By the death of this gentleman the parish-
ioners have lost a moat valuable servant. As a man of business, he
was assiduous, vigilant and systematic. Attentive and industrious
himself, he'snffered none of 'the offiCers under his immediate control
to neglect their duty. Few men were better acquainted with parish
law, or with the practical working:of the system. His knowledge
was not only of daily use to him in his office, but it qualified him to
transact, with eiedit. to himself, satisfaction to the magistrates, and
justice to the' parishioners, the routine business of the Parish at the
Public-office. With him originated
,stime of the most important re
forms and improvements in the mode of conducting the business of
the Parish ; refOiins Which hiul the immediate effect of saving thou•
sands of • pounds of the' parishioners' money ; and, improvements
which, by enforcing order andaystem in the method of keeping the
public accounts, prevent fraud, and render the record of the public
expenditure clear, simple, and intChigible. His devotion to the in-
terests of the Public; 'there is too miich feston to believe, brouffit on
the illness which terminated his valuable life, and deprived the pa-
rishioners of Liverpool of a servant whose Joss they will not readily
supply.

Same flay, at Lyinm, Cheshire; Mattha, 'Only ;daughter of Mr
James Birkett, aged 27 years.
On Sunday, the 21st instant, after two days' severe illness, William.
the infant son of Mr. Thos. Naylor, millwright, Egypt-street.
Same.day, at Evertors,' Mrs. Lydia Anderton,' We'd littytot, aged.
82'years.

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