The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-25 00:00:00

DIED

Lately, at Copenhagen.in I,i.tt,tv, A car. FINN lIIAGNU
'he leaned Icelander, arc, professor of northern :3, re at
the university._

On the 25thly. at Kelsal Pay. Van Dieivan's 1 and, aged*
R(, W. MANIFOLD, Esq.. late of Prowl tlru. rtu•shire.
On the 2Rth' suddenly. at Steveoston. a,..d 72. HMI.
GARET BROWN. wi'e (iv Mr. JOHN M"5171,. Dr.eetised.
weighed utiwards of twenty-tour stones. At the fine al stout
iron bars had to be substl,n.ed 0, the iisiial spokes and it
required the united efforts of oinoteen stunt men to carry her
remains to the place of in., coo nt.
(in the Bth instant, at FRANCES, wife of T. N.
G BR A DDYLL. Esq.. of renishead Pt 'ory.
On the nth instant, at Gl\'t. I elms. near N• atli. the resiOeree
of her father, W..levons. I''-q , :wed 23. EANN Y. wife of JOHN
HENRY ROWLAND, Esq., of London Also, on Monday,
the iith. 18. EM 31A. and on litirsday. the !loth, aged 16,
CAROLINE, daughters of the al•ove W..' EVONS. E,(l
Same day, at Sittingbottrne. Kent, II dalichter of the
late Sir A. JARDINE, Bart , of A up'egrn tb. Dumfriesshire.
Same day. MA BY, wire of the Rev. ROBERT COVNING. of
whithnro. and youngest daughter of the late John M•Gill, Esq.,
I of Giencaii
' Same day, at Hanover, sueden'f. (red PR Miss FREDERICA
HERSCHELL, sister of the live Sir Wm. Herschel'. and hono-
rary member of the Royal Astronomical Society, London. This
lady had acted for many years as secretary to be, brother. and
posseseed great astronomical know'edge. She pubished seve-
ral important works; and to her is due a seie. ic 'olio in relief,
lone celebrated, and which is now at Greenwich. (1.-c,ased-
was engaged in astronomical observations the night before her
death.
On the 10th instant, by accidentally falling into the Trafalgar
Dock, aged 30, Mr. WM. SCIIOGIIAM, of Ulverston, late of
Leeds. •
Same day, in Northnmherland terrace, Fverten, aged 84
Mr. WILLIAM PRITCHARD.
On the 12th instant. at Darnaway Castle. Morayshire, of in-
fluenza, in his 77th scar, FRANCIS 'TUART, Earl of Moray,
Baron Doane, and Baron St. Colne, in Scotland, and !taros
Stuart, of Stuart Castle, in the British peerage, and a descend..
ant of the celebrated Regent of Scotland of the same name.
Deceased is succeeded by his eldest son, Francis, Lord Donne,
born in 1795. •
Same day, in Spring-vale, Raintord, aged 74, S. J. LANG'
HORNE, l'sq.
on the 15th instant, aged 55 years, Mr. ROBERT DAVIES,
professor of music, 2fi, Nightingale-street, Strangeways, Man-
chester, much respected and deeply regretted by a numerous
circle of friends.
Same day, in Brownlow-street, in his 42th year, Mr. THOS.
WHALEY.

Same day, aged 55, Mr. THOMAS MA LEY, estate-agent,
Same day, aged 66. Mr. S. MARSH. weaver. Bolton Moor.
He was the father of fifteen children, grandfather to fifty-one.
and great-grandfather to sixty.
Same day, aged 69, ALICE, wife of Mr. CHARLES MAN-
WARING, I:lither dealer, Stanhope-street.
Same day, in Great Mersey-street. Kirkdale; aged 67, ELT.
ZA BETH, relict of the late Mr. THOMAS scoysoN, tanner,
Kirkdale.
Same day, aged 72, Mr. WILLIAM BENSON, formerly ce
the Low Moor Ironworks, near Bradford.
Same day, ELEANOR, the wife of Mr THOMAS BRIDSON,
of Douglas, chairman of the directors of the Isle of Mali
Steam Packet Company.
On the 14th instant, at Wisbeach, aged 80, Rear-Admiral
SPELM SWAINE. Deceased spent nearly sixty years ia
the naval service.
Same day, aged 45, JOHN W. WRIGHT, Esq., secretary t.
the Society of Water-colour Painters, Pall-mall East, London.
Same day, aged 14, ELIZABETH ANNE, second daughter
of Mr. J. WELLS, eqnstrian. . .
On the 15th instant, in his 2Sth year, HENRY ECROYD
LYTHALL, Esq.
Same day, aged 7 months, JOHN WILLIAM, seventh eon of
Mr. WM. CLOSE, bookbinder.
Same day, at Stanwix, near Carlisle, aged 28, MARGARET,
wife of Mr. W. ROXIIIIRGH, estate-agent, of this town.
Same day, aged mOntlis, ROBERT JAMES, son of Mr.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, publican, School-lane.
Same day. in Cadogan-place, ELIZABETH, wife of Lieut.-
Colonel VERNER, and Way sister of the Dowager Marchioness
Donegal.
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Smile day, at GwervylltPark, Denbighshire, in his 82nd year,
JOHN WILLIAMS, Rag. •
Same day, at Ince, Clteshire, in his 94th year, Mr. GEORGE
READ, father of Thomas Read, publican, Brownlow-hill.
Deceased attended church regularly until the Sunday before
his death. He has left l47llescendants. His two eldest sons
were twins. What is rather singular, at the time of his burial
his seventy-seventh and serenty-eighth great-grandchildren
(twin girls) were christeoed. Deceased was borne to his grave
by his grandchildren.
On the Ifdli instant, aged 57 MARY, wife of Mr. MAURICE
BAGNELL KEATING, painter.
Same day, in his 74th year, HENRY HOLMES. Esq.
Same day, in Prince E4win.terrace, Everton, aged 74, Mrs.
HUGHES, sister of the late Mr. T. Roberts, of Toxteth-park.
Same day, aged Si, Mr. JAMES DOWNWARD, master of the
Seacombe landing-stage, and eldest eon of the late Mr.
Charles Downward, of Ulverston and the Isle of Mao.
On the 17th instant, aged 39, Mr. JOHN OCKLESTON, far-
mer, Runcorn.

slime day, aced 37, ELIZA. BREEZE, wife of Mr. MARTIN.
BROMLEY. of Duke street.

Same day, at Fowls Castle, in hie 83rd year, the Right Hoe.
EDWARD HERBERT% Earl of Powie, K.G. in consequence of
a gunshot 'wound acenientally inflicted by one of big eons
whilst out sporting in the neighbourhood of Powia Castle.
Sante day, at London, Mr. JOHN JONES, London city, mite-
sionary, late compositor, of this town.
:.'ame day, the Lady AUGUSTA Fl ELD I NG, second (brisk.
ter of the Earl of Denbigh, and sister of Viscount Fielding, of
Downing, Flintahire.
Same day; in this town, of malignant scarlet fever, aged 14; -
WOODFORD CROWE,' son of P. D. SOUL'ER, Esq., of
Bedford.. •

•
game day, at Wexford, aged 76, Mrs. MARY BROWN%
late of this town.
On the 18th instant, aged 56, MARY DAVEY, of the Reebutilli
Inn, Queen-square.
Same day, in Riehmond--ren aged' 77, Mr. Wm. CARLOW.
Same day, at Warrington, ;wed 50, Mr. 11. RUTTER, for
many years agent to .the London and Northwestern Railway
Company, Warrington.
• On the l9th instant, at Sandfleld-house, Whiston, near Pres-
cot, aged 67, Mr. EDWARD SPF.AKMAN.
Same day, aged 34, Mr. ROBERT DAVIES, joiner and ow
binet-maker, Cumberland.street.
Same day, at Ormskirk, in her 91st year, • ANN, relict of the
late Mr. RD. LEAK, formerly of Lancaster', and mother of Ms.
W. Leak, bookseller, Ormskirk.
Same day. of typhus fever, caught in the visitation of the
sick, in his 56th year, the Rev. C. 111IDDLEHURST, priest of
St. Mary's. Wigan. .
Same day, at Aske, Yorkshire. in her R2nd year, Lady MA-
RIA 'WILLIAMSON, relict of the late and mother of the pre-
sent Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart, of Whidburn. •
Same day, at his brother's residence, in Castletown, Queen's
County, aged 20, Mr. JAMES KELLY'.
Saute day. awfully sudden, whilst sitting at his desk, in hit
55th year, JOHN STANIPORTII. Esq., solicitor, Paradise.
street, Sheffield. much and deservedly esteemed by a large dr.
cle of friends, and uncle to Mesas. H. and W. Smith, of rt.
North John-street. .
Same day, aged al, Miss THIRLWALL, Root to Dr. Thin,wall, bishop of St. David's.
Same day, at Bradenhain-house, Buckingliranubire, of the
prevailing epidmtic, aged 82, Mr. ISAAC D'ISRAELI, the ree
nowned author, and father of the :Member for Bucks.
On the .20th instant, at his residence, iu Mount-pleasant
after a short illness, aged 62, Mr. JOHN TAYLOR GRIIGSON
late of Sunderland, deeply regretted. •
Same day, in Catherine-street, WILLIAM, infant son of Mr.
WALLACE WALKER.
. Same day, aged 65, Mr. ANDREW Arttutx, of Nurtotr-
ctreet.
Saute day, aged 119, CATHERINE, wife of Mr. GEO. CAN-
NON FORRESTER., tebsemnist, Kirkdabe
Same clay, at West I)erlij-, aged 37, ANNE ELIZABETH,
Wife of .10sEPII HEGAN, Eso.
On the .21st instant, in Ids 7th year, JOSEPH, eldest sos if
Mr. JOSEPH PALETI}ORPE, of Egerton-tert hoe.
Same day, aged 11 years and 4 months, MARY ELLEN, toe-
cond daughter of Mr. DAVID ROBERTS, of Hope-street.
Same day, at Birkenhead, after a few days' Sinews, ISABEL-
LA, wife of Captain BURNLEY, and &wetter of the Lite Cap-
tain Gibson, of Whitehauen, touch rtepectedby her numerous
friends.

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