The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07 00:00:00

DIED

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At Worksop, NANNY RICHARDSON, aged 99 years. of
Suddenly, at the residence of his brother, at North Brixton
an affection of the heart, G. A. MUSKETT, Esq., of the ni,'
Rickmansworth, aged 57, several years M.P. for St. Albans. ~ed
At Vienna, the father of FANNY ELLSLER, the celebrate
dancer.
Lately, at Nantwich. Cheshire, after a few day's illness, 11,10.
RALPH BEBhINGTON, butcher. He was respected by all vind
knew him, and his loss is deeply regretted by his family as
friends.

A fOrincathme 4th of November,Ry As H ron
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cooa,r)dpetrh,e.Pgerian2ce3s3s.eßarosyal, at Boonl:
On the 27th of November, on board the Bayfield, at E
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Africa, aged 20, Mr. CHARLES SONTAZ JONES, youngest.- W•
of the late Captain Jones, of Bristol, and brother of Captain
H. Jones, of Bayfield.
aptain
On the 19th ultimo, at Penzance, JULIANA, wife of C op
JAMES HOGG; and on the 24th, at the same place, 08Pt
JAMES HOGG, having survived his wife only four days.
On the 22nd ult., at Narbonne, aged 94 years, PETER COSH
Esq.
97'
Same day, at his father's house, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, ag ed aige
Lieutenant JAMES lIENRY HAMILTON, of the Ceylon "Z.O-.
Regiment, Knight Commander of the Military Order of SOO
dinand. eldest son of Francis Hamilton, Esq.
On the 24th ultimo, at Castle-Douglas, after a lingering 1-051
WILLIAM IRELAND, Esq. writer, and agent in that P1a409
the Bank of Scotland, much respected and regretted by "'
friends.
JO 11$
Same day, at Hawes, at the advanced age of 95, Mr. 00
CONSTANTINE, late sexton of Hawes Church, au office µAl,l°, .filled, with credit to himself and to the satisfaction of tae
habitants, for upwards of sixty years.
aged
On the 2'th ultimo, in Regent-street, of rapid conslimPtia,,ai4ol'
20 years, THOMAS, only son of the late Mr. DAVID V-."
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boiler-maker, much regretted.
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On the 27th ultimo, in the 82nd year of her age, ANN, ' _cc!.
the late Mr. JOHN RUSSELL, of Rainhill, sincerely resY
by all who knew her.
Same day, aged 47, Mr. ROBERT BICKERSTAFF,
Queen's Theatre Tavern, Christian-street.
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Same day, at Birmingham, aged 54, Mr. WILLIAM WIN
late of this town, much regretted. I,o'
On the 28th ultimo, aged 1 year and 10 months, JAMES —A
• second son of Captain JAMES R. CROSBIE. site ef
On the 2gth ultimo, at Churchtown, near Southport, bet
lingering illness, aged 55, Mr. WILLIAM SUTTON, a meta ea,
the Congregational Church in that village. •,„(143Pele
Same day, in the lgth year of his age, WILLIAM C•A•7
an apprentice in the Town-hall. The deceased was of
tocgtaa
manners and much respected.
On the 30th ultimo, aged 59, Mr. WM. PILKINGTON, S.
oy
heath, near3lst Warrington.
Ou the ultimo, at Traumere, aged Os, Mr. 1.40, t'ia
respected.
Same day, aged 56, JANE, wife of Mr. J. MURRAY 8,1
,AtaAd
of the late Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, of the Lamb and Pla,t'ves
ton-street, deeply regretted by a large circle of re Sp
sif
friends.
Same day, at Hull, in the 77th year of his age, the Ray' pg
• 10 g
ANDERSON, Wesleyan minister. fter a de°
Same day, at his house, Chapel-street, Bradford, a inteapffi
affliction, aged 73, the Rev. PHILIP GARRETT, SaP"-...elaP
f
of the Bradford East Circuit, having. laboured, with elvista
a.cceptableness and success, upwards of 42 years, as ala Hoy
Christ, in the Wesleyan Cannexion. Ei
Same day, aged 85, Mrs. MARY NICK SON, Friarga. ;:ae °I a it
She was born and has lived in the town during the NsTterrae
long life, and was not a little proud of being, as she
"of the family of one of the oldest freemen on record-,raA,f tpe
On the Ist instant, sincerely regretted, aged 49, MAR'
hier °
of Mr. WILLIAM LOW, mariner, and second daug"
late Mr. SAMUEL PINNINGTON. thd°
Same day, JANE, wife of Mr. RICHARD LISTER, S'al rt!
lane, and daughter of Mr. Bewsher, organ-builder. 0400/
Same day, at his house, Lithe Altcar, aged 64, air:suit
re •
RIMMER, farmer, respected by all who had the Pie'
n.,
acquaintance.
Same day, at Southport, MARY, widow of the late i -
'OOOOO
COLTMAN, Eaq„ of Hagnaby Priory, in the county
the 4:40 .
On the 2nd instant, in London, Mr. WEST,
of
town,e crhrnt'inhauen
much
and
ninstant,
ev Mr.
rße
g. chant' di
wine.rner_
edly
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On the 4th instant, MARY, rwellitftAee("to:f‘lMl'r. JOSHIJAm: s
pad
LACE, of this town.
On the sth instant, in this town, aged 39 years' EVANS, late of Carnarvon, corn and flour dealer.

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