The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

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Same day, at Hartlepool, on board the ship Columbine, of
hydrophobia, after great suffering for twenty-six hours, age(
56, Mr. JOHN HALL, late master-mariner, of Hull. The de
ceased hgd been bitten by a dog at Shields three months pre
viously.
On the 10th instant, very suddenly, of

na pectoris, in his
66th year, B. WALKER, Esq., of Cros&e Ball, near Leeds, and
of the firm of Messrs. Titrey, Tathams, and Walker/flax-
spinners, of that town.

On the 12th instant, at Edinburgh, aged 78, Mr. ROBERT
STEVENSON, C.E. The deceased was the sole detizner end

executor of the celebrated Bell-rock Lighthouse, and was the
first person who brought Into notice the superiority of malleable
iron rods for railways over the old cast iron. Not a harbour,
rock, nor island on the coast of Scotland but bears evidence 01
his indefatigable industry.

Same day-, at Prescot, aged 76, Mr. EDWD. ASHTON, sur-
geon.
Same day, aged 5 years, GEORGE FREDERIC, second son
GEORGE CLIFTON, accountant, London •road.

On the 13th instant, at Hackwood Park,
BOLTON.

Same day, after a few hours' illne
FIN, eldest son of J. STAMP!
Same day, aged 11 mont
MULCASTER, saddler

aged 6 years, AVISE LA

ItOsconimon-street
WILLIAM, son of Mr. GEORGI

On the 14th instant, in North View, Mount Vernon, aged 42,
Mr. JAMES ASHTON, painter, _ _

Same day, suddenly, in London, Mrs. GLOVER, who, for
upwards of forty years, had been the pride and ornament of
the stage. It will be recollected that the deceased lady took a
farewell benefit in Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday evening, on
which occasion she was observed to suffer much from physical
debility. The result of the struggle of feeling which she then
underwent, superadded as it was to the physical causes which
bad undermined her strength, was, that Mrs. Glover sank
under the disease which had been consuming her, and quitted
this lifeon alonday night. Mrs. Glover was the contemporary
of George Frederick Cooke, the Kembles, Siddons, Miss
O'Neill, and Edward Kean; and such was the vitality of her
talent that even in her last performances there was a vigour
and a nerve, a vivid reflex of pristine comic strength and
humour, thati afforded pleasure to a young, uncongenial, and
exacting race of playgoers, almost equal to that which she had
given to her own proper [contemporaries in her prime. The
deceased was the daughter of an actor named Betterton, who
was descended from the great actor of that name. She was
born on the Bth January, 1781, and was therefore in her 70th
year. Her son, Mr. Edmund Glover, the enterprising manager
of the Prince's Theatre, Edinburgh, was in London on a visit
when death deprived him of his excellent mother.
Same day, REBECCA, daughter of the late PETER PLATT,
Esq., of Duke-stiLet.

Swine day, at Wilton, aged 56, MARY, wife of Mr. EDWARD
DIGNUM.

Same day, in Strictland-street, Everton, aged 4 years, JOHN
GEORGE CONNORTON.

On the 15th instant, at Wootton-hall, aged 78, MARY, (laugh-
ter of the late NICHOLAS ASHTON, Esq.
Same day, in Gloucester-terrace, Chelsea, aged 9
LIAM NICHOLLS, Esq.
On the 16th instant, in Burlington-street, aged 57, Mr. JOHN
KENDRICK, for upwards of forty years in the employ of
Messrs. Horton and Son, engineers and boiler makers.
Same day, at Mullin Corran, near Douglas, Isle of Man, in
his 60th year, Mr. JOHN (WILLIAM, of this town.
Same day, in Upper Pitt-street, MARGARET, youngest
daughter of Mr. JAS. 51`CARRIG LE, of ber Majesty's Customs.
Same day, at his residence in Hyde Park, London, after a
long and painful illness, ALFRED 'THORP, Esq., son of the
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of Mr. JOEL DEAN, of Oxtoa.

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Same day, at his residence, in Edge-lane, aged 63, Mr. TIIOS.
WHINN ERA H, for many years an accountant in this town.
On the 18th instant, in htrafford.street, aged 26, JESSIE,
wife of Mr. ALEXANDER WALKER.
On the 20th instant, after suffering from asthma for twenty
years, aged 47, MARY, wife of Mr. GIBSON WILSON, of
Claughton-road, Birkenhead.
Same day, at his father's residence, ROBERT, youngest sur-
viving son of Mr. GEORGE WADE, of this town.
On the 21st instant, aged 45 years, Mr. JOHN R. PERCI-
VAL, " Derby Arms," Bootle.
Same day, aged 22, ANNIE, second daughter of the late Mr,
GEORGE BARTON PRIOR, of this town.

TIDE TABLE

DAY'.

EVENG.! HOHT. 1 HOLVDAYS, HTC

July; h. tn. i h. m. : ft. in. i
Tue5day...,..23 10 51 11 9 ;14 8
WednesdEy .24' 11 27 I
11 43 ;15 2 :Full Won, sh. Ilm.,
Thursday .. 251 11 59 ..-- 15 8 St. James [Morning.
Friday ....2q ,0 16 032 ,15 10 'st. Anne.
eaturday .. 27; 0 4 15113 9 1
aljndaj •• • • 29; 12* 137, 15 5 ,9th Spud. after Trin.
A"QuaY.• ..22. 1 DO 2 13 114 10 I
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