The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-08-20 00:00:00

DIED

On the 3rd of June. at Bombay, aged 31, WM. ROTHWELI
GASK ELL, Esq., of Cevinn, formerly of this town.

On the 26th June, at Kingston, Jamaica, of dysentery, aged
2'l, JOHN GARDENER, the beloved and affectionate son of the
Rev. E. M. CLARKE.

On the lith ultimo, at New York, aged 46, Mr.M.YOUNGE,
engineer, late of this town.

On the 21st ultimo, in Toxteth-park, aged 81, Mrs. E. MI-
CHAEL, last •surviving daughter of the late Rd. Owen, Esq.,
of Sybylnir, Anglesey. _

Oti the 2nd iw:lant, the Rev. WM. BROWN, for upwards of
24 years pastor of the Roman Catholic Chapel, Great Crosby.
On the sth instant, deeply regretted, aged 70, Mr. It ICH D.
VAUGHAN, of Norbury, Staffordshire, formerly of this town.
Same any, in Gilbert-street, aged 37, Mr. WM. SCOTT, for-

Odthe 6th instant, from the bite of a cat, which she received
six weeks before. Mrs. JUGGINS, wife of :Mr. Juggins, pub-
lican, Sunderland.
_ _

On'the 7th instant, aged 52} years, LOUISA, the daughter ( f
Mr. SILVANUS WEALE, of Secotne-street, hverton.
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On the Bth instant, Miss SIDEBOTHAM, of Mingston, Hyde,
Cheshire. -

same day, FRANCIS MORLEY, infant An of W. A. F.
SAUNDERS, Esq., of Wennington.ball, in this county.
Same day, at Wrington, Somerset, aged 61, the Rev. R.
ELSDALE, D.D., formerly head master of the Free Grammar
School, Manchester.

Same day, Miss HARWOOD, daughter of the late Mr. Ed-
ward Harwood, of Bury. musical composer, who gained much
and deserved celebrity in his adaptation to music of Pope's
beautiful anthem of "Vital Spark of Heavenly Flame."
Same day, aged 11 months, ELIZABETH ALICE, daughter
of THOS. RIGBY, James-street.

On the 9th instant. in Field•street, Everton, ELIZA, the
wife of Mr. WM. 11. lIAYDOCK, builder.
Same day, in Oldhall-street, aged 15, ROBERT BEBBING
TON, son of MI s. BUNBURY.
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..n —le 10th instant, in Shaw-street, Egerton, aged 27,
FRANCES MORETON, fourth daughter of T. A. CURTIS,
Esq. -

S'ame day, at the home of her brother, Nir. J. Grace, of Hale-
wood, aged 64, 31 ARY GRACE.

Sari,eilay, at Barn Elms, Putney, aged 71, the Right lion.
Sir LANCELOT SHADWELL, Vice-Chancellor of England.
The event was hourly expected from the previous afternoon,
when the symptoms of the paralytic attack under which he had
laboured for the last month became painfully alarming.
Same day, in his 34th year, Mr. JOHN WATKINSON, far-
mer, Warrow-house, Altcar.

Same day, at Itaithburn, parish of Fenwick, aged Es, Mr. J.
CRAIG, farmer. • Deceased lived in the married state with his
wife for upwards of 58 years. Her demise, at the age of 82,
took place twelve days previous to his. Their offspring con-
sists of ten children, sixty-three grandchildren, and thirteen

great-grandchildren
Same day, aged 3 years and 4 months, ROBERT, infant son
of the late Mr. JOHN MASON, letterpress-printer.
Same day, aged 7 weeks, WILLIAM, infant son of Mr. WM.
BRYNING, of the Throsle nest Hotel, Scotland-road.
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On the 11th instant, aged 9 years ANN, second daughter of
Mr. JAMES M'SORLEY, of High-street.
Same day, HENRY, infant son of JOSIAH EVANS, Esq., of
The Heyes, Newton-le-Willows.
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Same day, at Ormskirk, aged 84, ELLEN, wife of Mr.
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three generations.
On the 12th instant, aged 4G, JANE, wife of Mr. DANIEL
MADDOCK, publican, Redcross•street.
Same day, at Sirgleton-lodge, suddenly, GEORGE WM.i
infant son of WM. RAYNER WOOD, Esq.
Same day, aged 4 months, DONALD, son of Capt. DONALD
THOMSON, of the shin I,ponnra_ of Th.. ~,,,re

Same day,aned 3# years. JAMES H UGH youngest son of
Mr. JAMES HENDERSON, of Russell-street.

Same day, at Buxton, agCd 76, ARABELLA BLOWER, of
Bootle, widow of the late Mr. Blower, of Shrewsbury.
Same day, in Great Coram-street, in his 86th year, J.CASEY,
Esq., late of Calcutta. _

On the 13th instant, in London, aged 58, the Hon. CHARLES
SWAN LAW, M.P., recorder of that city. Deceased had been
unwell for some time,. labouring under a disease of the heart.
He filled the office of Common Sergeant from 1830 till 1832,
when he was elected to the dignified position of Recorder. By
his death a vacancy in the representation of Cambridge in
Parliament is also occasioned, for which University be has sat
since February, 1825. Mr. Russell Gurney (eon of the late
Baron Gurney), Judge of the City Sheriff'' Court, is spoken of
in the city as likely to be appointed the new Recorder.
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Same day, at his father's house, Mill-lane, Egerton, DANL ,
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Lime-street.
On the 15th instant, of an attack of cholera, aged 78, Mr.
EDWARD OSBORNE BRABAZON, late of Her Majesty's
Customs at this port.
Same day, of consumption, aged 36, SARAH, wife of Mr._
JOHN WALKER, of Wheatland-lane, Seacombe.
Same (lay, in Bedford-squarj, London. aged six months and
four days, CAROLINE BARBARA HOPE, infant daughter of.
the Rev. THOMAS NOLAN.
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On the 17th instant, aged 9 months, HARRY WILLIAM,
son of WILLIAM FREDERICK FOSTER, Esq., of Puddington
Hall, Cheshire. Mr. THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
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Mr. William Bird, watchmaker, 43, Soho-street.
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