The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-02-05 00:00:00

On the 21st ultimo, at
JOHN BAIRD, Esq., f
of Shotts Iron Company

On the

22d ultimo
one of the surgeons ii
Albert.

On the 28il nitimo, it
the late Mr. THOMAS

. - ---
Same day, soddenly, in his 45th year, Mr. THOS. SPENCER,
of %Vern, Llandyrnog, and of Scotland-road.
Same day, in her 72d year, MARTHA, wife of WM. WARING,
of Holborn-street. Low-hilt.
On the 24th ultimo, in Cleveland-buildings, Cleveland-street,
Toxteth - SARAH, wife of Alr. THOS. EVANS,

1-park, aged 40
warehouseman to Mes

Same day, at Clonmel, aged 86, Mr. D. PRITCHARD. He
was originally a member of the Sock and Buskin, and settled
in Clonniel many years since, where he earned a livelihood by
giving instructions in -
had twenty-seven ch
passage to America. He leaves five young children by his
second wife.

By his first wif

lost on their

Same day, after a short illness, age

Sr. J. CARI

DI all Saints-lane.
Same day, at Lower Broughton, aged 21, Mr. J. C.
NETT, youngest son of T. M. Bennett, Esq., late of Chester.
On the 25th ultimo, in Mulberry-street, BARBARA, relict At
Ur. THOMAS JONES.

Same day, at Gosford-house, the Countess of WEMYSS and
MARCH.
',Same day, THOMAS SARGENT, Burtonwood, in his 72nd

Same (lay, at Preston
W. J. KENNEDY, her
Same day, in London, aged t
ceased, who lived twenty-three years in
Normandy, was allowed by the Servan:
g 16d. a-wee"

NEB, youngest child of the Rev

Majesty'sinspeCior of schools,

HEANS. The de-

Although possesses _
scarcely allowed himself the necessaries
and body presented revolting evidences of voluntary starvation.
Two years ago a relative gave him two flannel shirts, which at
his death remained untouched in his box. The coroner'-"

nd his room

whom an inquest was held ea,
deceased had starved himself to dents
Same day, in Great Nelson-street,
the late Cantain DANIEL ettiNTHvil

.essed it to be his

SARAH, wife of
f IVhitahntran

Same day, at Shirley' near Southampton,
RUSSELL MANNERS, C. 8., formerly of the'
and son of the late R
shire.

ged 74, Lieut.-Col
4th Regiment

fanners,

On the 26th ultimo, at
of Park-road, JAMES,
Bidston.

Scotsor

RADLEY, of

Same day, in Upper Milk-street, aged 94, ELIZABETH,
relict of the late Mr. MOSES DAVIES, for many years ware-
houseman to the firm of Barton, Irian), and .Hir,ginson. De-
ceased was a regularattenclaut at St.:John's Church for between
fifty and sixty years.

Same day, iethe Newmarket Inn, Queen-street, Birkenhead,
and previously of the Queen's Arms Inn, Lower Tranmere,
after a protracted illness, aged 55, Mr. JOHN QUIGLEY.
Same day, in Ellesmere-terrace, Everton, aged 7 months,
JAMES, infant son of Mr. GEORGE BOOTH, of Hanover-
street.

Same day, aged 34, JANE, wife bf Mr. RICHD. GOUDY
cooper, and daughter of the late Mr. W. Godfrey, cartowner
Same day, at Edinburgh, after a few days' illness,
the Hon. Lord JEFFREY. Since the death of Dr.
there has been no man whose deathhas caused such a

a,Vp
universal feeling of regret throughout Seotland as that of Lord
Jeffrey. With him has passed away the man whom, since the
days of Scott and Chalmers, Scotland universally regarded as
the foremost among her sons. His name completed the illus-
trious trio of Scottish genius, the poet and novelist; the theo-
logian and philosophi -; the critic and orator. The funeral of
t nol• 'h was strict'

.ne la. Joleman, ,y private, in accordance
with his express wish, took place on Thursday afternoon,
Many carriages attended, and a distinguished train of mourner
On the 27th ult., azed 62, Mr. JOSEPH NEVITON, confec
fectioner, Scotland-road.
Same day, at Ea,
WHYTEHEAD, Esq.,
nant of the North Ridi

ingwold, Yorkshire, in his 81st year, WM
LL.B., barrister-at-law, deputy-lieute
g of Yorkshire.

On the 28th ultimo, in London, Eleut.-,
CART, of the sth Bombay Native Infantry

.Col. CHAS

CATH

Sal AWS.V•PI.II,O4I cck, la/1...C111.1/UIIS, stiscu 1111.
HUGHES. The deceased was a most excellent mechanic, and
had been in the employ of Messrs. C. Logan and Co., ship and
anchor smiths, during the last 35 years.

Same day, in his
farmer. Downholland
Same day, after a painful and protracted illness, aged 81,

26th year, Sir. HENRY MAWDSLEY

3 minister

was in the fifty-fourth year of his
On the 29th ultimo, at R
THOMAS HILL, Esq,
Same day, aged 50, AGNES, relict of Mr. THOS. SUIT(
of 99, Hill-street.

ministry

Cottage, Outrington, Cheshire

Same day, suddenly, at his residence, Broughton, Illanchest(
in the 74th year of his age, JOSEPH HIGGIN, Esq.
Same day, RICHARD, infant son of RICHARD EVAN
Esq.

Same day, at Place-house, Fowey, aged 67, J. T. TREFFRY,
Esq. Deceased was the most extensive adventurer and worker
of mines in Cornwall, also a silver-lead smelter, shipowner,
merchant, &c., and farmed upwards of 1000 acres of land. He
was his own architect in the restoration of the ancient palace
called Cuni-court, at Fowey, and with a correctness of detail
and accuracy of taste found in few renovated buildings of the
style of the fifteenth century. The ports at Par and Newquay
were his, and were constructed at his expense. He also de-
signed the railway now constructing across the country to link
the English and Bristol Channels. ➢lr. Treffry formerly sat as

member for the now disfranchised borough 01 Fowey, by th
name of Austin.

On the 30th nitimo, in Mulberry-street, aged
JAMES HICKSON, watch-glass manufactures.
Same day, in London, in her 76th year, the Countess of PLY
MOUTH.

Mr. JOHN

Same day, in London, in her 81st year, Lady HARRIET
CHICHESTER, widow of the late Lord Spencer Stanley Chi-
chester, and sister of the late Earl of Galloway.

Same day, aged SO, SARAH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM LYON,
of Rainford.

Same day, cfter a few hours' illness, in his tenth year, JOHN
WILLIAM. second surviving son of Mr. JAMES ELLIOT, of
Prescot-street.

Same day, at Crosby-house, near this town, aged G 6, WM.
HEAP HUTCHINSON; Esq.
Same day, at Brancepeth Castle, in his 52d year, WILLIAM
RUSSELL, Esq., formerly M.P. for the county of Durham.
Mr. Russell's death was sudden, the consequence of a fit. The
deceased gentleman is the third of the name who has held the
property, which now goes to his sister, the Hon. Mrs. Hamilton,
whose husband is heir to the title of Viscount Boyne, an Irish
peer. By this marriage there is issue a son, now in his 20th
year. Mr. Russell succeeded his father, Matthew Russell, Esq.,
M.P., the rebuilder of the castle in 1822. He represented the
county from 1828, when the creation of J. G. Lambton, Esq.,
Baron Durham, caused a vacancy in the representation. He
was again returned in 1830, in conjunction with Lord Wm.
Powlett, and in 1831 together with Sir H. Williamson. He
never sat in parliament after the passing of the reform bill.
On the 31st ultimo, at Moorside, near Neston, in his 64th
year, Mr. G. 1). ARNOLD, formerly of this town.

Saine day, at Seaforth, tied 76, Mr. EDWARD EDWARDS.
Same day, aged 28, ANN ISABELLA, wife of JAMES HAR-
GREAVES, Esq., Mayfield, Bolton, and second daughter of
Joseph Mann, Esq.
Same day, at Port Stewart, near Coleraine, aged 42, JAMES
TOMPSON, Esq.,late of this town.
On the Ist instant, aged 2 years, JOHN JEBB, youngest
son of FRANCIS MILL, Esq., South-hill place, Toxtetb-park.
Yesterday, aged 61, at her residence, West Derby-street,
MARY, wife of Mr. THOMAS BOOTH late of Bury. She
was much and deservedly respected by all with whom she was
acquainted.
Same day, at his residence Seafield House, Great Crosbie,
JOHN HICKS, Esq., in his 71st year.

The cases of David Mills v. Ryder, and Lucy and ano-
ther v. James Mills, which involve the question of the le-
gality of the relay system in factories, on the application
of the Attorney-General, came on for argum
day. Judgment was defern Tuesday,re
in the Dublin d.
Judgment was given, o
Pre-
rogative Court, in the long protracted case of " Kelly v.
Thewles," which involves in its
Judgesdoecisio npersicorearl pro-
pertyge to the amount of nearly x 6
decided that the will executed by the late Edward IcAy,
of Rookwpod, county of Galway, and of Merrion.square,
Dublin, was valid, and entitled to the probate of the
court. Each paily pay their own costs.
The Court of Queen's Bench was occupied Monday and
Tuesday in hearing an application from Mr. Serjeant
Wilkins, on behalf of W. H. Barber, the returned con-
vict, who has recently received a pardon for his share in
the notorious will forgery case of Miss Slack, to be re-ad-
mitted an attorney. He was opposed on behalf of Ihe In-
corporated Law Society, by Sir F. Thesiger- The case
is not, yet convit4ded, arid glands adjourned for a further
hearing.

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