The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

DIED

Lately, in the Island of Jersey, the Rev. Dr. BUTLER, for-
merly a Roman Catholic priest in this town, and noted as a
controversialist, but who subsequently became a convert to
Protestantism. At the time of his death, Dr. Butler is stated
to have been an inmate of a lunatic asylum.
On the 30th May, at Panama, aged 35, H. TRACY, Esq., the
principal resident agent of that city of the United States Mail
Steam -ship Company, since the organisation of the Chagrea
and Pacific lines of steam-ships.
Same day, near Hurreepore, on the road to Simla, Lieut. H.
P. SALE, of the 13th Native Infantry, and adjutant of the Nus-
seeree battalion: stationed at Jutog. The deceased was the
youngest son of the late Sir Robert Sale, and accidentally met
wills his death when journeying towards Ealka for the purpose
of meeting a detachment escorting treasure from that place.
After encamping near the river at Hurreepoor, he strolled up
the bill in the neighbourhood with his gun. He had been long
absent when, to the surprise of the Ghoorkhas, he fell from a
tremendous height into the river close by them. He lived
Shout a quarter of an hour afterwards, but was quite insen-
sible.

On the 23d ultimo, at Rotherham. aged 3G, MARY ANN
SHARPE. The deceesed was from birth insane, though per-
fectly harmless. She had never been known to attempt either
to speak, walk, or feed herself, but sat constantly from morn-
ing until night in a bent position, often turning a piece of
paper on her finger, or doing some othersimilar childish prank,
and sometimes making a humming noise for hours together.
Her person was of a moderate size, but her hands were so thin as to be almost transparent.
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On the 25th ultimo, at Cotton-lodge. Annan, JOHN
NICHOLSON, Esq., merchant and shipowner in the full vigour
of life. The extensive business transactions of the deceased
and his sterling qualities of heart and mind made him almost
universally known and respected throughout most of Scotland
and the whole of the English Border.
Same day, at her residence, in Duncan-street, aged 81, Mrs.
PHEBE THOMPSON.
On the 26th ultimo, at Madrid, General CLAVERIA, for-
merly governor of the Phillippine Islands.
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On the 29th ultimo, aged 68, SARAH, wife of EDWARD
JONES, cabinet maker, Christian-street.
Same day, aged 41, THOMAS POLDING, Esq., wine-mer-
chant.
Same day, CYRIL, infant son of W. CUNLIFFE BROOKS,
Esq.
Same day, Suddenly, at Glasgow, Mr. A. WILSON, foreman
to the Glasgow Courier Company, whom he bad served for 13
years with fidelity and zeal.
Same day, at his house, in Great Orford-street, after a linger-
ing illness, aged 36, Mr. JOSEPH CARRUTHERS. He had
been ten years in the service of the Corporation of Liverpool,
four of which he had been collector of the local rates.
On the 30th ultimo, aged 8 months, WILLIAM ABSOLAM,
son of Mr. C. G. TAYLOR.
On the Ist instant, aged 16, ELIZABETH WHEELER.
third son of Mr. JOHN J. ROBERTS, of Liscard, and grand-
son of the late David Merritt, Esq., of St. John's, N.B.
Same day, in London, Mr. DYCE SOMBRE. The deceased
first appeared in this country about a dozen years ago, bringing
with him a reputation of almost fabulous wealth, and be be-
came one of the feted lions of the season. Ultimately he mar-
ried Mary Anne, daughter of the Earl St. Vincent; but
separation soon took place, and legal proceedings ensued for
the purpose of establishing his lunacy, which were long matter
of public talk and universal notoriety. Mr. Sombre entered
public life as member for Sudbury, but was speedily ejected,
on petition, and the borough disfranchiEed, mainly in conse-
quence of bribery at his election. For the last few years he
resided on the Continent, to escape the effects of the decision
of the Court of Chancery in his case, a decision be bad come
over to petition against when he was seized with his fatal
illness. The deceased was understood to be the son of a
German adventurer in India, who espoused the late Beg=
Oomroo. All manner of wild and scandalous stories are afloat
as to the life of this woman, and the death of her husband. It
seems not to be quite certain whether Dyce Sombre was the
real, or only the adopted child; but, be this as it may, upon
the death of his father the Begum transferred her maternal
affections, such as they were, to the son of the German, who
was educated by a Protestant clergyman, although the old lady
herself by turns professed herself a Catholic and a Mahometan,
having actually built a cathedral and a mosque, with the
intention of having two strings to her bow.
On the 2nd instant, in Everton crescent, aged 56, HENRY
COPELAND, Esq., of this town.
Same day, at his residence, in London, in his 53rd year, the
Right Hon. WM. SEBRIGHT LASCELLES, M.P., Controller
of her Majesty's Household. The right hon. gentleman died
from an affection of the brain, which from the first symptoms
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defied all medical skill. He was second son of the late Earl of
Harewood, and married Lady Caroline Howard, eldest daugh-
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Notting-hill-terrace, London, in the 31st year of her age, ANN,
eldest daughter of the late BENJAMIN ELLIS, Esq., of this
town.

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surer; Joseph Hubback, Esq.
Prriss, Superintendent; Visitors,
end Dr. Nottingham.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT.

ADMITTED : Accidents, 39; Medical Casesan.,slu.r;gciciailaplai
n,
Ruponer
recommendation, 21 ; Total, 60.—DISCHARGIED: Cured, 14 ;
Relieved and at own request, 6; Attending. as Out-PatientS,24;
Irregular, 0; Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 95.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, r
Wm. Hughes; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. C.
J. Leans; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Physician
and Surgeon:for the week, Dr. Dundas and Mr. Bain-
brigge ; House Visitors, F. A. Hamilton and John Light..
body, Esqrs.

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