The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-22 00:00:00

DIED

On the 12th March, from wounds caused by the explosion of
the magazine, during the affray in the Bay of Islands, in the
36th year of his age. HENRY MARK MASTERMAN TORRE,
Esq., second son of the late Colonel Torre, of Snydale, York-
shire.

On the 2nd ultimo, at Antigua, aged 29, Mr. C. ALEXANDER,.
only son of the late Mr. J. BIRKMYER. surgeon, of this town.
On the 14th ultimo, JANE ROSE, wife of J. WINNALL. of
Wallnut. street, Stretford New.road, Manchester, and relict of
the late John Colville, hide-merchant, of this town.
On the 21st ultimo, at Lower Tranmere, aged 35, ELIJAH
GARNER, son of Mr. GARNER, late landlcrd of the Black
Horsd Inn, Higher Tranmere.
On the 2gth ultimo, at Tideswell, aged gg, Mr. JOSEPH
DAWSON. He had been married six times, and died a widower.
On the sth instant, at Fryth, near Wrexham, Mrs. TOPPING,
relict of the late J. Topping, Esq., K C., and many years a
leader and competitor with the late Mr. Sergeant Cockell, on
the Northern Circuit.

On the gth instant, aged 19, MARY PARR LIVESEY, grand
daughter of the late J. Pye, Kirkdale.
Same day, at Fairfield, aged 25, Mr. JAMES TUNSTALL.
On the 1. th instant, aged IS m nths, JOHN WHALLEY,
youngest on of Mr. J. CHAMBERS, veterinary surgeon.
On the 11th instant, at Parkgate. Mrs. BUSHELL.

On the I.th inst mt, at Giggle-wick, aged 68 years, Mr. ELI
HARPER, formerly of the Naked Man Inn, Settle, much and
deservedly respected.
Same day, aged 11 months, JOHN, son of Mr. DAVID
CH RISTIE, confectioner.
Some day, at Claph-,m, in her 32nd year, Mrs. ANN DUE.
FILL, for fifty years connected with the Wesleyan Society, and
a personal friend of the late Rev. John Wesley.
Same day, at W, burn, where she had been sent for the benefit
of her health, aged 16 years, MARY, daughter of J. Formby,
Esq.. late of Bootle.
Same day, the Rev. T. P. LEFANU, the Dean of Emly, The
ancest irs of Dean Lefanu by the father's side were French re-
fug, es. who fled from papal persecution on the revocation of
the edict of Nantz, d came to settle in Dublin, where many
of its respectable families have contributed to the moral, reli-
gious. and intellectual improvement of the metropol's. One of
his uncles, the Rev. J. P. Lefanu, was well known for his
" History of the Proceedings of the Council of Constance,"
publishes in Dublin in 1787. Another, the Rev. Peter Lefanu.
was prebendary of St. Patrick's Cathedral. and incumbent ef
the parish of St. Bride's. He was a distinguished popular
preacher in the pulpits of Dublin, and a contemporary and rival
of Dean Kirwan, but in a different style of oratory.
On the 13th instant, at Southport, in his 69th year, JOHN
M'KEAND, Esq.

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Same day, aged 34, JOHN, second son of B. PARKIN, Esq.
of Edge-hill.
Same day, of consumption, aged 23, GEORGE, youngest
son of the late Mr. G. PERCIVAL, of Warrington.
Same 4,y, at Banchorry, Davenick, in his 88th year, the Rev.
GEORGE MO KRISON, D.D., the father of the Church of Scot-
tat d, and for upwards of sixty years minister of the above
parish.
On the 14th instant, aged 68, ALICE, wife of Mr. W. BIBBY,
of Warrington.

Same day, aged 6 weeks, JUDITH BIRD, daughter of Mr.
W. COURTER, Fairfield-terrace, Tranmere.
Same day, aged 19, SARAH ELLEN, third daughter of Mr,
D. JACKSON. Woodside.
Same day. at Cromford, aged 47, Mr. THOS. BUXTON, of
the Manchester and Liverpool Railway.
Same day, at Great Horton, Yorkshire, in his gath year, Mr.
JOHN MILNER. The wife of the deceased died a short time
instant, at his residence, 71, Rodney-street,
agoo in
the
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t2hu d year.
Mr. JOHN FISHER, of her Majesty's Customs, at this port
Same day, in Toxteth-park, aged 42 years, Mr. EDWARD
MELLING, jun., shipwright.
On the 16th ,nstaiit, aged 45 years, Mr. WM. FOULKES, of
Wavertree-lane, West Derby.
Same day, at her residence, Copperas-hill, aged 79 years,
MARY NAYLOR, relict of the late Mr. Henry Naylor, grocer
and peovision dealer.
Same day, aged 34, years, ELLEN WALKER, for twelve years
a faithful and respected servant in the family of Mrs. Richard

Smith, Catherin' -street.
Same day, at his residence, in London, Mr. ADOLPHUS, the
celebrated barrister. Mr. Adolpus was one of the oldest mem-
bers in the criminal court of this country, and fa•her of the Old
Bailey bar. The deceased gentleman, in early life, raised him-
self to distinction in he metropolitan courts of criminal juris-
prudence, awl in a few years worked his way into a large and
lucrative practise. He was the au hor of a " History of the
Reign of George III.," and other works.
On the 16th instant, at St. Helens, axed 5 months, ANNE
JANE, daughter of Mr. G. HURLEY, ironmonger.
Same day, at Belper, Mr. LAWRENCE CARR, aged 62.

Same day, at Watch-hill, Annan, Dumfriesshire, after a long
and severe illness, aged 34, Mr. ANDREW DI RAM SCOTT.
Same day. at Cork, WILLIAM, eldest son of W. ARM-
STRONGIEsq., of Sez-view-house Liscard, Cheshire.
Same 41, y, of scarlet fever, ROBERT, aged 4i years, and
CHARLES, aged 2 years ; and. on the following day. SARAH
JANE, ageJ 7 years, the children of Mr. J. W. DAVIES.
On the 17th instant, at Manchester. aged 41, Mr. SAMUEL
BUTLER tragedian, formerly of the Yolk circuit, and lately of
the Theatre Royal, Manchester.

Same day, at Little Wootton, aged 57, JOSEPH ALLEN,
Esq.
Same day, at Hoylake, aged 7 years, VICTORIA CATHE-
RINE, only daughter of Mr. W. MACDONALD, wine mer-
chant, of this town.
On the 17th instant, at his residence, at Great Crosby, in his
85th year, Mr. ANTHONY TYSON, formerly of this town,
greatly respected.
.

Same day, of consumption, ELKANAH, fourth son of the
late Mr. THOMAS CHESHIRE, of this town.
Same day, at Mrs. Aspinall's, Canterbury-street, after a
severe and protracted illness, RICHARD SWIRE, Esq.
Same d y. about eight o'clock in the evening, at his residence,
Howick Hall, Northumberland, where for the last two years he
had spent the whole of his time, attended by his numerous and
devoted family, Earl GREY. Lord Howick had arrived in the
course of the day before, and most of the members of the family
were present on the mournful occasion. The deceased earl was
born at Falloden March 13, 1764, and wa: consequently in his
82d year. The family of Grey is of great antiquity in the county
of Northumberland, and is celebrated for its military achieve-
ments. The direct ancestor of the late nobleman, was Baron
Grey of Werke, who was elevated to the peerage in the time of
James I. ; but the title then conferred became dormant, and
was revived by a fresh patent, in the person of Sir Charles Grey,
the father o the deceased earl. Th late nobleman received his
education first at Eton School, and subsequently at King's Col-
lege. Cambridge. On quitting the university at the age of
eighteen, he made the tour of Europe, and before he had reached
his twenth th year, he was returned, without opposition, as
member of parliament for his native county. He did not take
his seat till he came of age, hut he had not long entered the
house, before he gave proof of his ability, and disposition to
take a conspicuous part in its debates. The noble earl married
on the 18th of November, 17(14, Mary Elizabeth, only daughter
of William Brabazon, Lord Ponsonby, of Imokilly, and grand
daughter (maternally) of Viscount Molesworth, by whom he
had thirteen chi dren, the eldest of whom, Lord Howick, of
course takes the title, and his promotion renders a vacancy for
the borough of Sunderland. _ _

On the igth instant, aged 5 months, WILLIAM ROBERT,
only son of Mr. GLEAVE, Adelphi Hotel, Woodside.
On the '29th instant, at the house of her son, in Russell-street,
aged 74 yea, s, MARGARET, relict of the late Mr. T, PAGE.

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