The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-08 00:00:00

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Same day, at the Almsl

of a gardener.
Bishop Wood's

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74, an old man who had Y.
and who had two nepht
wretchedly off as himself.
tune of 400.000 francs.

JoHN'Gßook:i

Same day, at Amcotts, in the I
shire, at the advanced age of 90
TREE. The decease r
year 1782, being then it
ship to that unfortunate s
the service, and, beim-,

the Marir

out his priie money and the saving
He then for a few years worked a
still carefully adding to his store,
to support him, he gave up hard 1
cultivating his own garden and tall
tained all his native wit, intelligen
very last, and was delighted at any
for his old-world tales about the vva

the first French Revolution, .
breeched and Louis Philippe was a .—.
employed, with a good listener, of an evening at the fireside,
would talk on into the small hours, or all night if it pleased
him. For many years of his life he took Temperance and Ex-
ercise for his doctors, to which, doubtless, we may ascribe the
extended age which he reached. And, what is better, be also
took Religion for his guide and support, and both lived and
died in the faith and hope
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On the 30th ultimo, aged 63, ANN, widow of LUKE HALL,
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Same day, at Ashfield-lodge, near Neston, aged 50, THOMAS
STOCK, Esq., late of this town.

Same dny, in Brvdges-streei;Covent-garden, London, aged
43, Mr. HENRY ALEXANDER, for many years reader of the
Law at the Western Synagogue, St. Alban's-place, London.
Same day, in Brunswick-road, aged 46, Mr. JAS. LOBLEY.
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On the 30th ultimo, MATILDA, wife of EDWIN CASSON
HINDLEY, Esq., of Chapel-villa.
Am! day, at Seran, (Rude,) in his 85th year, the Marquis of

Same day, at Pendyffryn, near Conway, the residence of Gen.
Sir C. Smith, in consequence of a fall from a gig, aged 64, Rear-
Admiral Sir JOHN MARSHALL, of Pen-y-Gardden, Denbigh-
shire. The gallant decrasen had been in the navy halfa century.
On the Ist instant, aged 74, Mrs. ELINOR KEWLEY, late of
Douglas, Isle of Man.

Sa;le Clay, aged 62, Mr. ROBERT WILLIAMS, late of Little
Sutton, Cheshire.

,
Same day, aged 32,111 r. DUCKWORTH HUEY, hair-dresser,
London-road.
Same day, at head-quarters, Woolwich, after a short illness,
Captain LAWRENCE, R.A., much regretted by all non-com-
missioned officers and men of. the battalion, and by all who
were acquainted with him, or bad occasion to visit hint in his
ti, talent as a musician, composer
official capacity. •
Same day, at his residence, at Birkenhead, aged 43, Mr.
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34, Mr. WM. ROBINSON SHEP-
HERD, J. ULLATHORNE, of Ranelsgh-street, in this town,
has been
Rrirle7liYfesuofrpAaisrs.
and brother of the Bishop of the Midland District, the Right
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HERD, master-cooper, Upper Pitt-street.
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lent well adsa arranger, raagnegde r 6,5
blockmaker, of this town. .

On the 3rd instant, MARY, eldest daughter of SAMUEL
FINCHETT, whitesmith, of this town.
On the 4th instant, aged 2, EMILY, the youn-est daughter
of Mr. WM. BINSTALL, Upper Warwick-street,Toxteth-park.
Same day aged 3 months, SELINA:EMILY, infant daughter
of Mr. DAVID ROBERTS, of Hope-street.
On the sth ineti,ANNE, the infant daugnter of Mr. THOS.
DOVER.