The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29 00:00:00

DIED

On the 14th of August. nt the Zuba Mit, Upper California,
of fever, Mr. G. BRYSSON, piano-forte maker, late of this
triwn

On the 22d September, at Otago, New Zealand, aged 36,
Mr. JOHN JOHNSTON, late of Liverpool, eldest son of !Ir.
Robert Johnston. manager of the National Provincial Bank of
England, Wishech.

On the 21st November, at his brother's residence, at Sea-
combe, near Brighton, aged 44, Mr. JOHN STEPHENS,
editor and proprietor of the South Australian Register and

server newspapers.
instant, aged 81, ANNA CATHERINA MOR-

On the 16th instant. on the Tarvin. road, aged 83, ELIZA-
BETH, relict of the late Mr. R. BRASSEY, of Saighton.
Same day, at Saltcoats, Captain MARK JOHNSON, late of
the 3d Light Dragoons, collector •f postborse duties. and
accountant to the City of Glasgow Steam-packet Company.
Same dsy, in Pembroke-place, at nn advanced age, Mrs.
DREWRY, relict of the late THOMAS DREWRY, Esq., for-
merly of Longton, Staffordshire Potteries.
On the 17th instant, in Parliament-place, aged 55, Mr. R.
JONES, boathuilder.

Same day, at Lisbon, of fever, Colonel ROSE, a distinguished
British officer, who had a medal and nine clasps for services
♦oirh 71.0 _ , -

witn tne ngush army. The deceased died in it felon's gaol.
Ile had been incarcerated for two years, having become se-
curity for a Portuguese to the amount of 450.
On the 19th instant, aged 66, Mr. ROBERT SMITTON,
bricklayer.

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Same day, aged g 6, JOSEPH MOORE, Esq., of the Crescent,
Birmingham, the founder of the musical festivals in that town.
OR the 20th instant, aged 57, Mr. THOMAS MOLYNEUX,
cowkeencr. _

Same day, at Mortimer-hill, Berks, in his 77th year, Sir C. S.
LIUNTER, Bart. A vacant seat is thus caused in the court of
alderman, London, of which Sir Claudius was the father. He
was elected alderman of the ward of Bridge Without in ItC4, a
period of nearly half a century since.

Same day, Mr. TODD, a 'barrister. The deceased. while
cruising in a yacht near the Nore, was thrown overboard by
the boom suddenly jibbing. and was drowned.

On the 22d instaiii, aged 72, PETER FOREST, Esq., R.N.
Same day, at 18, Norton-street, in his 78th year, HENRY
MITCHELL, Esq.,late of her Majesty's Customs.

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Same day, in Berkeley-street, /tied 61, JOHN WELLS, F
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of her Majesty's Customs at this port.

Sathe ay, a'ged 51, Nlr. T. HAS.WELI,, governor of the City
Gaol, Chester. _ _

SaMe day, at Burton-house, near Chester, aged 39, WIL-
LIAM SANDBACH, Esq.
Same day, • ged 23, MARY, daughter of JOS. PERRIN,
Esp., of Bewsey-hall, near Warrington.
Same day, MARY ELIZABETH, infant daughter of the Rev.
G.F. SNOWBA LL.

Same day, MARY JANE, infant daughter of Mr.
GAINES, of Low•bill.

Same day, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr. Henry Lyon,
of Gateacre, aged 84, Mrs. CATHERINE MURRAY.
Same day, after a short illness, aged 32, ANN, the beloved
wife of WILLIAM RINGLAND, of Hardwick-street.

On the 23d instant, aged 41, kr. ROBERT PARRY, wool
len-draper, 01dha11-street.

Samidaj7, aged 11, ELIZABETH, only daughter of the late
Mr. ROBEIteMITCHELL, of Buenos Ayres.

Same day, aged 78, HENAY MITCHELL, Esq., late of her
Majesty's Customs at this port.
Same day, after a long and severe affliction. aged 7S, ELIZA.
BETH, the wife of Mr. WILLIAM WELSH, Field-street,
Everton. •

On the 24th instant, in Roscommon-street, aged 53,
THOMAS MILLER.
Same day, after a. long and severe affliction, aged 78, ELI-
ZABETH, wife of Mr.. WILLIAM WELSH, of Field-street,
Everton.

Same day, at the Old Swan, aged 26, ELIZABETH, WAT-
SON, wife of Mr. WILLIAM AUSTIN KELLICK, and second
daughter of the late Mr. John Kyle, formerly of,litmick, Box.
bitrgbeire..