The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-15 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, at Rochdale, aged 35. CHARLES ALEXANDER,.tiaIf
surviving son of the late M r. David Alexander,of Huddersfield,
and b-nther-in-law to Mr. Wm. Crook, of the Dublin and Lire,—
pool Steam-packet Company's offices, in this town.
On the 17th March, at Camel oons, aged 38, Captain JAMB
LAMB, of the ship Regina.
On the 17th June, at Demerara, after an illness of only two
days and a half, aged 30, HENRY. son of the late SirIVIICHAIBIL
MILT RK, of that colony.
On the 25th ultimo. at Belmont-cottage' Matlodk, Bath, limit
79, JAMES RAWLINSON, Esq., artist. Deceased was a pupal
of the late celebrated George Romney, and one of the few ra-
n-mining artists who were contemporary with Sir Joshua Re,y-
molds.

On the 26th ultimo, at Stanah, St. John's, near Keswick,argiil
100, GRACE, relict of Mr. JOHN GASKARTH.
Same day, aged 31, Mr. EDWARD WALKER; of Cheethemv
hill, near Manchester, second son of Mr. Thomas Walker, tas-
net*, Prescot._

On the 28th ultimo, at Keswieli. aged 44, ISABELLA, wirersif
Mr. S. LAITYMAN, pencil-manufacturer.
On the 31st ultimo, at Dublin, aged 25, Mr. B. ROITSTON,o
this town.

On the 2nd instant, arred 33, Mrs. SARAH HOWARD,waiaG-
cont•maker, youngest daughter of the !ate Mr John anti
writer.

Same day' aged 66, MARY, wife of Mr. PETER LEECH,
shipwright, Lower Tranmere.
Same day, aged 38, Mr. ROBERT HUGHES, of her Mnjeatfls
Customs.

On the 3rd instant, in Laurel-road, Fairfield, Mr. J. ROAST,
rattle-salesman.

Same day, at Newcastle, Mrs. E. JOHNSON, the last of ay.,
female bricklayers' labourers in that neighbourhood. Decezaerd
had followed her Inboriong occupation forty years. Few
bricklayers' labourers were Very common in the towns of New-
castle, Shields, and Sunderland, some time back.
Same day, at the residence of his father, Mr. Peter Sinithfef
Weohead, near. Ormskirk, suddenly, aged 23, Mr. THOMA..II
SMITH.

Same day, at Carnarvon, MARY, wife of Mr. J. GRIFITriI.„
police-officer, of this town.
Same day, at Ackworth, aged 82, ROBERT WHITAICER,
member of the Society of Friends. Fur upwards of thirty years
he filled the important office of superintendent of the Friend*?
School at Ackworth, from which lie retired into private lite
about the year 1835.
On the 4th instant, at Norton-lodge, near Rnncern, in 1
55th year, ALFRED THOMAS, Req., late of Spring Water,
Stand.
On the sth instant, at his seat, Belmont. Cheshire, afters
protracted illness, aged 52, JAM Es HEATH LFJO7-1, Feet.
Same day, suddenly, aged 59, Mr. HENRY DATESON,
weigher, Creven-street.
Same day. in Devon-street, aged 22, CATHERINE MORRIS.
wife of Mr. P. R. MILLER.

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Some day. of disease of the liver, a:".;ed 22, SARAH, dau&lair
of Mr. JAMES M`KENNA. of Crossitaßstreet.
Same day, age 4362 Mr. WM. HARRIS, second engineer alif
the steam tug President.

On the 6thrinstant, at Choriton-hall, aged as, MARTHA, w-
het of JAMES SWAN, Esq., late of Olive Mount, Wavertme-
Sallie day, aged 37. CATHERINE., wife of Mr. H. JOHN-
SON, of the Wellington Inn, St. Helens.
Same day, aged 7 years and 6 months, AMELIA, young
divdder of Mr. GEORGE ENSOR, bookbinder.
On the 7th instant, in Chatham-street, SARAH, wife of Fa-
WARD SENIOR, Esq.
Same day, in Edge-hill, in his 17th year, HENRY, son of Ilk.
H. W. HAYMAN. •

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Same clay, at Lower 'Tranmere, in his 59th year, Mr. RICK.
LANGTON.

Same day, after a protracted illness of eighteen months, a.p4
56, Mr.. WILLIAM GRIFFITHS, formerly of Wil!iamriss-
square.
• Same day, in Bevington.husb, Mr. JOSEPH MARTlN.dsart-
ter, for many years chief Tyler to the Provincial Grand asit
several private Lodges of Ancient Free and Accepted Magus
in this town.

On the sth instant, after an illness of five days, aged 42, Mr.
ROBERT HILL, car-proprietor.
Same day, ANNIE BRUCE, infant (laughter of W. IL
SANGSTER, Esq.
On the 9th instant, ELIZABETH, infant daughter of Cot.
JAMES TURNER, of Beau-street.
Same/day, at Northwich, aged 10, MARY EMILY, daughter
of the late Mr. THOMAS BANKS, of this town.
Same day. at Airfield Cottage, New Ferry, ELEANOR., 33e,
beloved wife of Mr. THOMAS PARR, of this town, and dau6.l--
ter of the late Captain Hodson.
Same day, aged 7 years, JANE, daughter of Mr. O'BRIEN,
watchmaker. _

Same day, at Manchester, suddenly, aged 27, Mr. .101131
WILKINSON, of Pining, near Garstang, and brother to, the
late Mr. Wm. Wilkinson, publican, Whitechapel.
Same day, at his seat Langham, Norfolk, after a long sand
painful illness, caused by the bursting of a succesion or blicx-d-
-vessels, in his 55th year, Captain MARRYAT,
r.R.s.' second son of the late J. Marryat, M.P., of Win :1,,c
house, Surrey. Deceased married Catharine, daughter of r
late Sir S. Sliairp. Bart, N. 8., by whom he leaves a family
six children. When at Hastings, in the month of Februsrs,
Captain Marryat read in the Timex the account of the Law
loss of her Majesty's ship Avenger, in which his eldest sett pe-
rished. For some time it was feared the shock would itzis.
been fatal. Captain Marryat's talents as a writer are
known. His senices in the navy are thus recorded by
in the New Nary List:—"Midthipman of the Imperious,
co-oirration with the Patriots, on the coast of Catatonia, inns
Lord COchrane ; served in the attack on the Frfnch flea in Aim
Roads, and in the WaTcheron expedition,-in 18,9; Ikutettartaaf
Newcastle,the
•I and in he, barge cut out four vessels from Ilos-
By, lttl ; commanded the'Larre in the INrm,se 7.7=4
being part of the tune senior officer. Gazetted 1898." Ely VA.
death a good service penslon falls into the gift of the Admirdty.
H
tilf, 10th instant, JON WOLSEY, infant son of lir. 2_
BLEVIN.

Same day, atWillow-green,LittleLeigh,Cheshire,llANNLA,
eldest daughter of the late Mr. J. SANDBACH, surd.
Chester.

Same day, aged 10 months, JANET M'LEAN, daughtervir
Captain GEORGE VaIINFIELD.

On the 11th instant, after a few clays' illness. ELIZA J.:'•.
ennthter of Mr. JAMES MARTINI)ALE, of Whitelie!d.road,
Egerton.:

On the 12th instant, at Rini-Meld, Edge-lane,-aged' 23 Teals,
HELEN, wife of C. S. LEMON, Esq.
On the 13th instant, at Rose Mount, Everton, aged wain
CHARLES WOODHOUSE, youngest son of JAMES /Lida-
CRAE, Esq.