The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01 00:00:00

Same (lay, aged 58, 5
venteen years the faith'
Oxford-street.

lARY ATKINSON, for upwards of se-
`-' servant of Mr. Richard Gibson, of

Same day, of disease of the heart, Mr. RD. NEWCOMB,
proprietor and editor of the Stamford Mercury. On the pre-
vious night the deceased gentleman went to bed apparently in
his usual health. He usually rose about nine on Wednesday
mornings, but before getting up he generally rang his bell
about seven, when a servant went up with his letters, which he
then opened and read. Feeling surprised that the deceased

utu not ring at tne usual hour on Wednesday morning, the
servant went up of her own accord with the letter', knocked
at the door, and, receiving no answer, went into the bedroom
and was alarmed at finding deceased at the foot of the bed with
only his trousers and stockings on, apparently dead. Medical
gentlemen were immediately called in, but life was ext;

The dec^ased's braces had been thrown apart as if, feeling him-
self ill, he had been anxious to sit down. Mr. Newcomb was
a man of untiring, energy and great perseverance, and devoted
nearly all his powers to furthering the prosperity of the Stam-
ford Mercury, of which paper he bad for many years been the
proprietor and editor. The success attending his efforts is no-
torious to all, and he has left behind him, in his paper, an en-

the will or the deceased gf
the Stamford Mercury will come into the r

torship of
3n of his

:wcomb, surgeon, of Stamford.
• ence, Great Sutton, Cheshire,
erly of Park-bill-

nephew, Mr. Robert
On the 27th ultimo, at his re
in his 67th year, JOHN BUTT
road, Toxteth-park.

Same day, aged 74, Mrs. CARTER, widow of the late. Mr.
Francis Carter, wine-merchant, of Lancaster, and mother of
the late Mr. Wm. Carter, chemist and druggist of this town.
Some day, at Kenyon-terrace, Birkenhead, HENRY HAR-
GREAVES, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Hoyle, Hargreaves,
and Co.' merchants, Rio de Janeiro.
Same day, aged 18 months, SAMUEL, youngest son of Mr.
ROBERT CANTRELL, proprietor of the Liverpool Steam-
packet Circular.
Same day, at her residence, Commercial Inn, Dutton-street,
aged 34, ANN, relict of ARTHUR W. TRUBSHAW, of this
town.

Same day, at his residence, Oxford-street, WM. STACEY
SHERWOOD, Esq., architect and surveyor.

On the 28th'ultiinO, after a short illneis, from inflammation
of the chest, aged 5 months, JOHN, the infant child of Mr.
JOHN JONES, of Redcross-street.

s Cemetry, in

On the 30th Ultimo, at his residence, St. Jan.,
his 56th year, the Rev. PRINCE CRAWFORD
Same any, suddenly. ELEANOR AIUNIS
BELLHOUSE, Esq., Holt Hill, Tranmere.
Yesterday, aged 16 years, ROBERT HALL, second son of
the late Mr. R. R. DEDENSHIRE, solicitor, o this town.

, wife of DAVID

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