The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-24 00:00:00

DIED.

At Alvaston, Derbyshire, aged 82 years, Mrs. HANNAH
WOODWARD, mother of Mr. Joseph Woodward, guard on the
Midland Railway, who was, recently, killed throu4h his head
coming in contact with a brid,,e tinder which he was passing.
The poor woman took ill on returning from his funeral and
died in a few days.
On the 26th of Oct., at Port of Spain, of yel'ow fever, the
Right Rev. Dr. M'DONALD, Catholic Bishop of Trinidad.
On the Ist of Nov., in Madison, State of Indiana, Mr. B.
REAR/sr! Y. late of Moorfields, in this town.
On the 2nd instant, at Naples, in her 13th year, EMILY BER-
THON, eldest daughter of WILLIAM R. PRESTON, Esq., of
Aighhurth, rear this town, and of Minstead-lodge, Hants.
Same day, at Dunnet Manse, Cai hness, in his 91st year. the
Rev. THOMAS JOLLY, the oldest preacher in Scotland, hav-
ing been sixty-five years in the pulpit at Dunnett.
On the :Id instant, at,lvy Bank, Ronsay, aged 70 years, DA-
NIEL MORISON, Esq., late comptroller of her Majesty's cus-
toms, Glasgow.
Same day, at Dockrayshall Mill-c ttages, aged Ll', Mr. JCS
BOAR, a faithful servant to Messrs. James Gandy and Sons for
fifty years.
Same day, at Rome, in her lgth year, ELIZABETH MARY,
daughter of the late Sir PHILIP MUSGRAVE, Bait.. of Eden-
hall, Cumber and.
On the 4th inst ❑t, suddenly, the Rev. Dr. BO W DIN, principal
of the Roman Catholic Seminary, at Secigley-park.
Same day, by an accident, aged 41, GEORGE BROOKS, wine
and spirit dealer, Duke's-place.
On the sth instant, aged 84, Dr. JAMES HOME, Glasgow,
late professor o' physic at Edinburgh University.
Same day, at Cambridge, aged 7i, Miss MURTON, a person
of eccentric character and habits, who though poss,essed of
property worth .e's 00, lived in a most wreched state, with no
other companions than a couple of starved black cats, and had
the appearance cf absolute want.
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On. the 6th instant, at Brentford, aged 78, JULIANA LYDIA,
the last surviving daughter of the late Mrs. Trimmer, who so
ably co-operated with the Rev. Dr Bell In bringing into use the
present system of national eclat ation.

- Same day, ,uddenly, aged 34, JANE, wife of Mr. W. ELLI-
SON, confectionegi Maryb..-ne.
On the sth instant. aged 28, Mr. THOMAS LEES WARDLE,
letter-press printer, Manchester.
Same day, suddenly, at Carnforth-house, rear La- caster,
ELEANOR, wife of RICHARD LEEMI G, Esq.
Ou the pth instant, aged 44, Mr. PETER BERRILL, Hill.
street.
On the 10th instant, aged 75, MARY, relict of the late Mr
THOMAS R.OWLANDS, master cooper, of this town.
Same day, at Bretton, near Chester, in her 102 d year, Mrs .
MARY KNIGHT, formerly of the Ship Inn, Handbridge, and
mother of the late John Bannister, of electioneering notoriety.
Notwithst +tiding her advanced age, she retained her faculties
to the last, and took a part in the domestic work until her
100th year.

O , the 12th instant, at Greenwich, aged 70, the Hon. and
Rev, R. B. STOPFORD, rector of Barton Seagrove, Northamp-
tonshire.

Same day, at Llandyfrydog, Anglesey, Mr. GRIFFITH H.
HERBERT. late of the South Dispensary, in his ti,is town.
On the lath instant, aged 67, Mr. ROBERT PRESTON, of
Bedford-s reet, Toxteth•park, late of the customs.
Same day, at Lancaster, aged 87, EDWARD JACKSON, Esq.,
of Gage-street, Dal ton- square.
Same day, at Davy Hulme-hall, aged 71, R. J. J. NORREYS,
Esq., a justice of the peace for this county.
Same day, aged 57, after a short illness, Mr. W. HOSKINSON
bricklayer, of this town.
Same day. aged two years, GEORGE. second son of the late
WILLIAM NICHOLS, of this town.
Same day, at Keckwick, near W rrington, after a shot ill-
ness, aged t 6, JOHN HO LLI N SWO RTH, Esq., deeply regrettc d .
Same day, at Brighton, in his 101st year. Mr. EDWARD
KING. He was formerly a clerk t • Messrs. Wigney's brewery,
and continued in the counting-house till he was nearly 86 years
old, when he retired on a ension from his employer,.
On the 14th instant, of small-pox, aged 24. MARY ANN, wife
of Mr. M. PLETTS, engineer, Cazeneau-street.
Same day, aged three weeks, THOMAS GASKELL, infant
son of Mr. EDWARD HEATLEY, late of the Butler's Atms,
Ple Isn gton, near Blackhurn ; and ou the follow,n; day, aged
21, his wite, ANN GASKELL.
Same day, aged 65, Mr. DAVID MORRIS.
Same day, at his residence, New Ferry, Cheshire, aged 3,,
JAMES, fourth son of JOHN BARLOW, Esq., of Ardwick-
green, Manchester.
Same day, at Si yal, in her 82nd year, Mrs. SARAH BAILEY,
in consequence of a blow inflicted by herself while taking
pastry out of the oven on the previous Monday.
Same day, at Reading, in his Bdth year, Captain THOMAS
GILBER r, Royal Marines, father of the Bishop of Chichester.
Same day, aged 89, Mr. WILLIAM HIGGINS, Wybunbury,
Cheshire

On the 15th instant, at the house ef Mrs. Naylor. Copperas-
hill, of consumption, aged 24. ELIZABETH FRANCE.
Same day, aged 3 , Mr. J. TIPPER, druggist. Kirkdale•road.
Same day, aged 86, Miss MARGARET BEST, Everton-
terrace.

Same day, aged 20, LYDIA, second daughter of Mr. CHARLES
CHRISTIAN, Kermode-street. Everton.
Same day, aged 71, Miss PARKER, of Rridport•street.
Same day. in her second year, CHRISTINA, youngest
daughter of Mr. JOHN HARGREAVES, printer, Bevington-
hill.

Same day, at Egremont, MARGARET FRENCH, beloved by
all who knew her.
Same day, of consumption, aged tg, Miss FLETCHER, only
daughter of Mr. William Fle'cher, of Ellesmere Port, nea
Chester.
On the 16th instant, aged 21, WI r.LMOTT, only son of G. W.
HARDY, Esq., surgeon, Warrington.
Same day, GRACENA, wife of Mr. THOMAS DAVIES, for.
merly of the excise in this town.
Sameday, Mr. RICHARD PRITCHARD, shopkeeper, Mersey.
street.
Same day, aged 81, Mr. JOHN JOHNSON, of Eccleston, for-
merly of Masborough-hal', Rainford.
Same day, in Park-lane, aged ,2, years, Mr. JAMES KELLY,
formerly of Ballybay, Ireland.
Same day, at his father's residence. Trefusia.house, Exmouth,
aged 32 years, EDWARD HERBERT DALLAS. Esq., of the
Bombay Civil Service, son of Brigadier-General Dallas.
Same day, aged 7u, Mr. PETE% LEADBEATER, Preston-
brook, Cheshi e, for twenty six years agent at that place to
Messrs. J. Whitehouse and Son, Dudley, and a consistent
member of the Wesleyan Methodist Society for more than half
a century.
Same day, at 110 t, CHRISTIAN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM
WOOLLAM. She has given birth to twenty-three children,
only four f whom survive their parent.
Same ,lay, at Alport Town, aged 56, Mr. ROBERT WILSON,
having lived fitty.bve years in the house where he died.
Same day, in this town, Mr. NAPIER MUI RH EAD, a native
of Glasgow. and late steward of the steam-ship Bentinck.
On the I;th instant, at the residence of his son, 51, St. Anne-
street, BENJAMIN TOWNSON, late of Colne, a member of the
Society of Friends.
Same day, at Wells, Somerset,in her 85th year, Mrs. EDWARD
BROOKS, mother of Mr. J. C. Brooks. spirit dealer, Dale-street.
Same day, at the residence of his son, Si, St. Anne-street,
in his 73rd year, BENJAMIN TOWNSON, late of Colne, a
member of the Society of Friends.

Same day. ngcd 7.5 years. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. RICHARD
HARRISON, Emma Ann-street.

Same day: at his residence, Mar.borough-buiLing, Bath,
ROBERT PEEL, Esq.

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On the 18th instant, aged 11 years and 8 months, THOMAS,
son of JOHN LOWE, late tf Windsor-street. Toxt‘th-park.
Same day. ELIZA, wife c,f Mr. e.AMUEL GRIFFITHS, woollen
draper. 114. St. Jamess'-street.

Siame day, at her residence, Wavertree, aged E 3, MARGARET
LLOYD.

On th s Igth instant, at Leigh, aged 44, CATHARINE
ECKERSLEY, daughter of JAMES LUNI). Esq. of that place.
Same day, at Maghull, aged 63, SARAH, daughter of the
late Rev. SAMUEL RENSFIAW, rector of ►.iverpool.
On the o h instant. a cd 35, Mr. THOMAS GREENWOOD,
of the White Bear Hotel, Dale-street, deeply regretted.
Same day, aged 58, aftcr a shore illness, deeply regretted by
all who koew hint. Mr. DAVID RENNIE, 46, Lord st eet.
Same day, at his residence, St. Anne-street, THOMAS
HAIthISON, Esq., aged ;-4 years.
On the 22nd instant, of typhus fever, aged 21, Mrs. JAMES
PICK i; -• , sister of Mr. J. t'ycr, Great 11. mer-street.