The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-15 00:00:00

Same day, at Bradford, aged 72, ROBERT NICHOLSON,
sq., principal agent of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal Com-

Nortbgate•street, Ches-

- On the 7th instant, at the Root Inn,
ter, aged 41, Mr. THOMAS MOSS.
On the Bth instant, at Ormskirk, MARTHA, relict of the
late Mr. THOMAS STOCKLEY.
Same day, Mrs. TAYLOR, wife of Mr. Thomas Taylor, of
Ray-street

Same day, in Bedford-street
months. HENRY 'WILLIAM R
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Same day, -aget-1-6,-SARA'H, wife of Mr. THOMAS WAKE-
FIELD, of Chester.
Same day, after a lingering illness, aged 44, Mr. THOMAS
PILKINGTON, of Scotland-road.
Same day, aged 7 years and 7 months, MARY RUSHTON,
daughter of Mr. G. R. WOODS Kew street.
Same day, in Belle-vue, Birkenhead, in his 29th year, Mr.
WM. KYLE, clerk at the Monk's Ferry station, Chester and
Birkenhead Railway

4. Mrs. SARAH

Same day, at Aidford, Cheshire, as
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Same day, '3IARY, relict of PHILIP M`NEILL, Great Nel-
son-street 'North, of palpitation of the heart and dropsy, aged
62. Her sufferings, which were very great, she bore with pa-
tient resignation to the will of her divine Redeemer.
Same day, at Cullyweston, Lincolnshire, at the advanced age
of ninety-two, Mrs. ELIZABETH FREEMAN, butcher and
publican. In the time of the celebrated Dick Turpin she had
the_office of taking a quail of ale to him at the door of the BO

and Swan Inn, St7Mtirtin's,
the ale, putting the silver tank
his favourite mare Black Iles
the landlord, Mr. Turtle. C
she became landlady of the
where she resided for upwai
Sam

Itamford. He heartily drank off
and in his pocket, galloped cif on
to the wonder and vexation of
her marriage with Mr. Freeman,

of fifty-five years
Golden-square

Pentonville,

..e day, at his
London, in the 49th yea' 4 his at,
the gallant pioneer of the Overland .
returned only on Christmas. gay from 3i.
residing a short time for the . -,efit of his .
had been a most extraordinary full of the strange—
situdes, and abounding in evidence character in every way
worthy of enduring commemoration. Of the pension lately
awarded him by government, he lived to receive only one
quarter's payment, but we make no doubt that the same con-
siderate feeling which originally prompted that grant to so
eminent a public servant, will suggest the propriety of its con-
tinuance to its widow. His death was occasioned not so much
by any specific disorder, as by a general break-up of the sys-
tem, though the wreck of his iron constitution and his ir-
pressible energyroffered so ereat a resistance to the in,"
debility, that it was thought to the last he would ”-
dissolution was attended by great pain and suffering
On the 9th instant, at Greenback-house,
JAMES PHILLIPS, Esq., merchant, of this town.
Same day, after years of severe and patient suffering. aged
74, AGNES, wife of Mr. JAMES DALRYMPLE, of the Union
Mills, near Douglas, Isle of Man.
Same day, after a few hours' illness, aged 43, ANN PHILA-
DELPHIA, wife of Mr. H. REYNOLDS, tanner, Grappenhall.
Same day, at the Ilenthcote Salop, aged 58, Capt. RICHARD
TAYLOR, late of the Hon. East India Company's Service, and
brother of Mr. Charles It. Taylor, Hope-street

where he been
,enefit of his health. His career

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Lina-cre Marsh,

Same day, EMMA, wife ot Mr. HAR:DISTY, of Great Homer.
street.

Same day, at two o'clock in the morning, at Llanrwst, aged
85, Mrs. ELLEN WILLIAMS. Also, aged 91, Mr. EDWARD
WILLIAMS, her husband. Deceased was in his usual health,
but actually died of grief at the loss of his faithful old partner,
they having lived as man and wife for upwards of sixty years.
lie died at nine o'clock the same morning.
Same day, at Sunderland, aged 73, Dr. W. R. CLANEY, the
inventor of the Safety Lamp.
On the 10th instant, WILLIAM HARRIS, aged 53, twenty-
one years clerk of St. Paul's, deeply regretted by a large circle
of friends.

Same day, in Thornton-place, Toxteth-park, aged 12 years,
GEORGE EMILIUS, second sou of Mr. T. WYLD GLAD-
STONE.
Same day, after a few hours' illness, aged 2 years and 10
months, JOHN, youngest"son of Mr. /E. FISK, Bittern-street.
Same day, at Lower Behington, Cheshire, MAY SWAIN, in-
fant daughter of Mr. JOHN MERBEIT WADE, of Be-

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Same day, after a long, and severe illness, aged 52,
wife of Mr. EDWARD DARNL - ,
- pl shipwright.
Same day, at Si i - 'l.er hill I'olllllly, after a long illness, ,
'SUTHERLAND.
84, MARIA, wife of Dr.
at Wootton, JANE, the tenderly beloved wife of
Same day, at Orrell, aged 72, MARY, wife of Mr. J. LOWS,
late of this town.
Nlt day,l Ga after
eorf oDnelxyt Dexter-street, rticaeLs days'
illness,
• pa agrekd. 4'l'
MSr.aJmOeHdNay'WLAUGHLIN. Constitutionally delicate during
the greater portion of a short life, hers was a lot of no common
suffering. Affliction, however, never soured the gentleness of
her spirit, but served only to exhibit the strength of her forti-
tude and the deep piety of her resignation. The amiability of
her disposition won the affection; the severity of her suffering
the sympathy *, and the enduring sweetness of her patience the
admiration and respect of all who knew her. «lihe
On the 11th instant, at St. Ann's-hill, Walon, ROBERT Spy, .
SELLAR lIENDERSON, Esq.
Same day, after a short illness, CHARLES GREEN. Esq., ~-. ~ _
solicitor, Church-street, Birkenhead. 4, ' -.l4__:-'lps7,:-,•
Same day, aged 10, ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Mr.
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W. WILLIAMS, Iladassah-grove, Lark-lane.
Same day, at her residence, Great Nelson-street Nort , ,
instant, . r.,-_ ... -
MARY ANNE relict of Captain GEORGE CORNELLAN. ~.. - ''''' 1-
On the 12th Mr. HARDING, of Towerland-stree :.,.,, ,
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Edge-hill, deeply and most deservedly regretted by an affcc. ' ..,.11 A
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