The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-10-21 00:00:00

DIED

Lrs, Colonel Simon

Lately, at Drumdaun Furres
Fraser, H.E.I.C.S.
On the 16th of May, by the upsetting of a boat in Victoria,
Bay, Hong K' ng, Mr. V . S. Taylor, late of Dettia.
On the 20th August. at Mt-Art[ll,am, Anne, wile of T. B. Guns-
ton. Esq., merchant, of that city.
On the 7th ultimo, at Mosel, y vale. A ghnrth. Elizabeth, the
beloved wife of Mr Henry T ards, arch tect.
On the 7th instant. of paralysis, in London, aged 77. Mr.
Jackson, tht, celebrated pugilist. '1 he symmetry and masculine
development of Mr. Jackson were perfect. His height was b
feet II inches, and his weight t 4 stone. At the rig-et of 19 he be-
came a frequenter of the sparring schno:s. On the 9th of Jane,
1768, he fought his first public tsr.tte with Fustent. a Birming-
ham hero, and defeated limit, the presence of George IV., then
Ptince of Wales, who eve. after was Jaelcsqu's patron. Jack.
son's third and last bathe was v ith the redoubtable Mendoza,
whom he beat in lob minutes, in the presence of the Duke of
Hamilton and a vast number f noblemen and gentlemen In-
dependent of his pugilistic super ority. Mr. Jackson was distin-
guished for his extraordinary powers as a runner for a short
distance; and, as a leaper, no man t.t his day was equal to h ne
b
at ast .nding jump, His muscular strength was t gnat to his
activity, and in the presence of Mr. Harvey C ombe, a
never shrinking advocate of the national sports of his country-
men, he lifted ten hunched weight and a quarter. and with 841 b.
weight on his little finger wrote his own name. Mr. Jackson,
SOMA after defeating Mendoza. cstablish, d a school at No. 13,
Bond-street, for giving lessons. tie received the encourage-
ment of the Dukes of York and Clarence 1V,.) Duke of
Queensbury, Earls Albemarle and Sefton, Marquis of Worcestes,
(present Duke of Beaufort,) Marquis of Twceddale. ho ds By-
ron, Craven, Sommerville. Barrym,re, Fife, it W. NV. Wynne,
and Colonel Berkeley (now Earl Fit
On the 12th instant, in flute-street, Everton, Mr. George
Barton, aged 78.
On the 7th instant, at Mill-street. Toxteth-park, Sarah, the
infant daughter of Mr. George \Vaud.
On the Bth instant, at Bt.:c.:.ni n. Ayr, John Robb, Esq., De-
l:11:y Inspector-General of Hospitals.
On the 9th instant, at Chester, in his 63rd year. the Rev.
Massie Dotr.ville Taylor, of Lyinn-Halt, Cheshire, Rector of
Moreton Corhet, and of Langton, in the county of York
Same day, Fanny Etizabei h Cart utl.ers, younitest daughter of
the late David Carruthcr,, Esq., M.P , of 5, C,ritwail• terrace,
Regent's park. London
same day, at Cope!, Beds, the ttrly Agnes Pyng, wife of the
Right Hon. George Steven By,tg, AI P., and ch,righter of the
Marquis of Anglesey.
On the lath instant, at his residence, Brighton,
Admiral Sir Charles Rowley, hart. G.O 8.. 11.C.i4
On the I ith instant, in the Workhouse, aged
beth Heron

rTed s 6 years,

years, Eliza.

Same day, at Kirkdale, aged 74 years. Mr. John Perry.
Same day, awfully sud.ieti, whist attending the rn,rket at
Lai.caster, al.ll d 55 years. Mr John Jackson, of Oaken Clough.
near Garstang. paper ma ulacturer. The duceased was a mem-
ber of the Society of Friends.
Same day, at his real ence, Great Newton-street, aged 37
years, Mr. Charles M. Seddon, sculptor.
Same day, at his residence, Everton Village, aged 61 years,
Mr. Thomas Slingsby.
On the 1201 instant, Margaret, only daughter of Mr. John
Wilson, flour dealer, Brownlow.hill.
On the 13th instant, at Bath, Mr Thomas Biggins, carver and
gilder
Same day, at St. Jame

t (race, Rose, relict of the late

Jo eph Lyon, Esq., of Hull.
On the 14th instaat, atter a aro, racted illness
excerent and philanth epic I,dy wb,
her time end her purse to ameliorate the m,
of our various prisons. She was the daughter of the late John
Gurney, Esq., of Eatlham 11. ill .orlolk, arid sister to Samuel
Gurney, Esq., of Upton Hal in that county. oaru But few
of her own sex stand s , pre em rent for their works of 'Allan-
throphy, and for alneviating the suftetings and promoting the
happiness of their teLow-crew eves, as Mr -.F.ry. At the early
age of 18. by the permiss on of her hither. she converted an
apartment in Earlham Hall into a school-room. where she daily
gave 24 poor children elementary instruction in reading. writ-
ing, and arithmetic. In the year 18 0 she married Mr. Jo,eph
Fry, (who still survives,) a ineinher of the Society of Friends,
who materiAly aided her Pr iiseworthy exertions, by appropri-
ating a large sum annu ..ly to her tiy which Mrs. Fry was
enabled to extend the sphere of her usefu-riess.
Same day, at Exeter, Robert C rtcr. Esq.. R. N. one of the
Naval Knights of Windsor. Ile i•eiveA as midshipman under
Lord Bridport and Sir John ;ervis. arid as a lientenat;t in several
engagements, and in the Bat, ,e 01 Trat.dgar. As the Senior
Knight, Mr. Carter became Goverioir Tray..r's Collette, about
a mouth since, on the death t.t Lieutenant Cti,a;es Carter, his
predecessor in that office. There are now two v..cant s ails in
the college. Lieutenant Robert ('Sr er we unde,•stand, was a
brother of Mr. Thomas Carter, 0! the Lirerpool Mail.
On the 15th instant, at his r esidence, Wart n, aged 6o years,
Mr. Edward Marwood
Same day, aged 28 years, Elia
Iron merchant, Wellington-road.
Same day, at the re, (fence of .
street, aged 13 months. Mary Ellen, rifant daugns.
Phillip Kelly.
On the 16th instant, at Rose Cottaee. New Ferry-terrace.
Florence, the infant daughter of Horatio Vet-tn.,, Esq
On the 16th instant, age.i :483 e-irs. Mrs. Leigh, f Stafford,
daughter of Wm. Bewsher. org s n builder, of this town.
Spme day, aged 28 years, Jacob Evans, cabinet inp!
regretted.
Same day, Elizabet';, Cruik
• chester. aged 60 years.
Same day. aged 75. Mrs. Coin ire, formerly of Nairn
Same day, at Ithyl, aged

Mrs. Fry, the
'or so many yea s devoted
ries of the intr!tee

.th. wife of M r. Peter Taskes;

Mr. J se, 11 Simps,,n, Jordan-
ter of Mi.

er, deeply

wife of James

shank, late of Mau

Roberts
tact of Mr.

Same day, aged
Joseph Martin.
On the 17th instant, at Wizan, aired r. 9, Ann, relict of Mr
Thomas Caldwell I, tier. surg.enti of Upholiand, in this c,,unty,,
and daughter of the late Kobel t Dean. many years surveyor of
the port of Liverpool.
On the 17th instant, aced 1:1 munths
Mr. Jc.hii Craven, Llinelsiln-lane Iran
On the 17th instant, at No Ip, Cath,rine
Louisa, wife of Dr. Waldron.
Same day. at his residence, Grove-street, aged 43, Mr. Andrew
Cut rie, much lamented.
Same day, in his !th year, after a hort but severe Hines?,
Wm. ollitt, eldest son of Mr. Geo:ge %Nat& of Field.stieet,

Tardinan, infant son al

d 55 years,

Everton.
On the lifith instant. axed 6 John Rammage, for twenty
seven years keeper of the Vauxhall Bridewe'
On the 20th instant, a. his hou,e, is ioz
ton, eldest son of Samuel Smishury, Esq . Lnwh

on. Edward Kings.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Our. 18
{WEEKLY REPORT.]

ADASITTED

Accidents,

23 ; Cared

iiedical and Surgical case
upon recommendation.