The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19 00:00:00

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Rev. Edward Roberts
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At Birmingham, ARTHUR, eon of CHARLES PERKS, Es
of Bur.on, to SELINA, relict of R. ROTTON, Esq.

STONIER MORA

DIED

Lately, in Cumberland county,
id 5 days. SYPHAY HRowlv

, aged 150 yea

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On the 2bth of March, at Barbadoes, MARY, relict of the la!
JOAN IRONM. NGER, E:q., of that island.
On the 4th February, in India, Mr. ROBERT SCOTT, cot
sin to the 1 ,te Sir Walter Scott.

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KANE, wife of WM. WOOD, Esq.. of this town.
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the sth instant, in her 42d year, MARGARET, relict of
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county.
verhampton, and Registrar ,!f the Most Noble Order of the
Garter. The late Dean, who was rector of Nocton, and who
held the Lyng of Wautage, in Yorkshire, and the vicarage of
Hasely, Oxford, succeeded to the Deanei y of Windsor upon the
appointment of Dr. Legge to the Bishopric': of Oxford iu 1816.
Same day, at the family residence in Bryanstone•square, Lou-
don, in the prime of life, Viscount HOOD. The deceased Vis-
-2(1 count was eldest son of the Hon. Lieut.-Col. Francis Wheler

Hood, by Caroline, only daughter of the late Sir Andrew
Hamcnd, Bart., and was biln Jarmo)), Irth. 18 8. When Eris
years old his lordship lost his father, who was killed in odic);
on the heights of Aire. The late Samuel Hood, Viscount nom
of Whitley Court, Warwick, and Baron Hood, of Catheringtt
in the pee: age of Great Britain, and Baron 1-1 '
ton, in that of Ireland, and a baronet of Er

the title on the death of hi- grandfather,
and married June 27th, 1837, Mary Isabell
late Mr. R. Tibbetts. and Mrs. Stopford, wide
Colonel Stopford. He is succeeded in the fat
eldest son, born in July, :838. Lord and Lt
Colonel the Hon. F. G. Hood, the lion. Capt
Hood, Mr. A. F. and Hon. Mrs. Gregory, a
of rank, are placed in mourning by the dt
viscount.

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Same day, at Edinburgh, a
COCKBURN, twin sister to IV
Algburth.

Lged 45 years, Miss ISABELLA.
Ir. James Cockburn, Post-office,

same day, at Mi'l.stieet, Toreth.park, Miss SERINA ROW-
LAND, late head mistress of St. John the Baptist's School.
On the lith i,staat, at Cro,sfield House, Worsley, in the 75th
year of his age, ROBERT LANSDALE, Esq., deeply regretted
and universally respected.
Same day, at Birkenhead, aged 40, Mr. ROBERT PHILLIPS,
formerly a farmer in the neighbourhood of Ellesmere.
Same day, aged 31, Mr. JOHN WIGNALL, miller, Ormskirk.
On the rth instant, at his seat, Higham, near Canterbury,
in his Cgth year, the Rev. CHARLES HUGHES HALLETT.
Same day, at Dewsbury, in the 44th year of her age, . e HAR-
RIET, the wife of the Rev. T. SCATTERGOOD.

Same day, in her 85th year, ELLEN, relict of the late JOHN
ODDIE, Esq., Spring gardens, Clitheroe.
Same .lay, at Blaysdon, Gloucestershire, in the 80th year of
his age, the Rev. WM. BLACK, A.M., for 48 years rector of that
parish, and 50 years rector of Lillington, Dorsetshire.
Same day, aged 62, WILLIAM CROSS, Esq., of Chester.
I—Satre day, at his residence, Guteacre, Mr. JOHN HOLLINGS
WORTH, timber merchant, of this town.
On the ith instant, at his residence,
Kirkdale, aged 74, Mr. JOHN 13/RKETT

Great Horner-street,

Same day, at her father's residence, Church-lane, Wayertree
CAROLINE:, your.gest daughter of lA' M. t=lkTlTl.l, Esq.
Same day, at his iesidence, Upper Bean-street, aged 42, Mr,
JAMES SHOTWELL, architect and Eui ve3 cr.
Same day, aged 27 years, JAM t..;
COCKBURN, Post-office. Aigburth

of Mr. JAME

Same day, aged 7g, ESTHER KIRRDALE ROBINSON, re
Ict of the late Mr. nos Robinson, farmer, of Rainhill.

Same day, at Birkenhead, aged n years, THOMAS, eldest
son of Mr. THOMAS WILSON, merchant, Liverpool.
Same day, at his seat, Peutrehobin, near Mold,• THOMAS
TREVOR MATHER, Esq.
Same day, at Bath. aged
late of the '.9th Regiment

Lieut. Colonel G.. 1. PASLK