The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-15 00:00:00

DIED

In Waterford. Mrs. JOSEPH WALSH, the mother of the
Right Rev. Dr. Walsh.
Lately, at Casc.,b, Radnorshire, aged 102, Mr. J. WILLIAMS.
Lately, in the Champ de Mars, Paris, General the Count DE
LA bPARRE, one of the most distinguished soldiers of the ld
army. He was on the staff in attendance on the D,c de Ne-
mours at review of some cavalry regiments, and, having been
struck with apoplexy, fell aead from his horse.
Lately, at Odessa, aged 87, General INSOFF, Director of the
Foreign Colonies in Southern Russia. He served in the Rus-
sian army under four sovereigns, Catharine, Paul, Alexander,
and Nicholas.

Lately, at the ancient family residence, which has attained its
greatest celebrity by being the scene of Shakspere's deer-steal-
ing exploit, GEORGE LUCY, Esq., of Charlecott Park, near
Stratford-upon-Avon. _ _

Lately, in his 72d year, W. J. LUSHINGTON, Esq., of Rod-
mersham Lodge, Kent.
Lately, at Camphill, parish of Dairy, JEAN, eldest daughter
of JAMES SPIERS, Esq., of Camphill.
On the 14th April, at Calcutta. WILLIAM, eldest son of Mr.
WILLIAM MILLINGTON, of Shrewsbury, much regretted.
On the 30th ultimo, of consumption, OLIVIA SMITH, sin-
cerely regretted by all who knew her.
On the lot, instant, aged sg. at Rugby, Mr. JOSEPH GUY,
the author of numerous school books.
On the 2nd instant, in the 65th year of his age, the Rev. J. V,
VASIION. The deceased died in his carriage whilst on his way
to Droitwich.

On the 3rd Instant, at her father's house, aged 33, MA RGA.
RET, wife of Mr. H. N. DAVIES, excise officer, at Birkenhead,
and second daughter of Mr. W. Roberts, of Exddraeniog, An.
glesey.
On the sth instant, aged 21 months, EMMA AMELIA
SH AKESH AFT, daughter of Mr. Joseph Shakeshaft, grocer,
Whitechapel.
Same day. at. her mother's residence, Clarke-street, aged 20
years, ANNE. eldest daughter of thelate THOMAS LEA, block.
maker of this town.

Same day, >, t Bacup, in the 82d year of her age, ANN, relict of
EDMUND HOWARTH, surgeon, and daughter of the late
JAMES WHITAKER. Esq., of Broadclougb.
Same day, at Duddon - grove, nearßroughton-in-Furness, aged
56, Mr. MARK SIMPSON.
Same day, suddenly. occasioned by the bursting of a blood
vessel, aged 40, Mr. ANDREW GIBBS, stonemason.
On the 6th instant, aged 6i years, Mrs. ANNE MYERS, of
Winwick.

Same day, in London, Mr. Serjeant ATCHERLEY, Attorney-

General of.tbe County Palatine of Lancaster. He was called to
the bar in 1819, and was made a serjeant in 1827 ; be had a pa-
tent of precedency. He was f equently in the habit of trying
prisoners on the Northern Circuit.
Same day. at St. Asaph, in her 77th year, BARBARA
FRANCES, widow of the late HENRY CLAY, Esq.. of this town.
Same day, aged 79, WM. BROCKLEBANK, Esq., of London-
road, and Tt.rver, Lancashire.
Same day, aged 10 monthi, JAMES POTTER. son of the late
Mr. WILLIAM MORRISON, publican, Argyle-street.
Same days, aged 30, Mr. THOMAS CRETNEY, engineer, late
of the Isle of Man.
On the 7th instant, suddenly, in Lord Nelson-street, in his
67th year, Mr. JAMES DEWAR.
Same day. in London, aged 93. Mrs. ESTHER, widow of the
late It. LAURIE, Esq., of Bioxbourne, in the county of Herts.
Same day, aged S months. ELIZA, daughter of Mr. THOMAS
HODGSON, of Fairfield-terrace, Tranmere.

On the 9th instant. aged S, MARY, second daughter of Mr. T.
IN M AN. of Windsor-s reet.

Same day, at her residence, Mount Pleasant, aged 80, Mrs
JANEr MIDG EY.

Same day, at Preston. aged 9 years, JOSEPH, second son of
Mr. A s DREW M CARTER, tailor and draper.
Same day, aged 78, THOMAS STUCK LI. Y, Esq , of Ormskirk.
Same day, aged 25, RICHARD MADDOCK, fourth son of
Mr. Wm. Maddock, of Horton Hall, near Tarvin, Cheshire.
On the Bth June, General ANDREW JACK,,ON, ex-presi-
dent of the United States. The simple announcement of this
melancholy, t iough long-expected event, excited the deepest
emotions in the hearts of the American people. At New York
many people closed their stores. flags were hoisted half-mast
high on the liberty poles, and throughout the community all
seemed impressed with the fee:ing that a mighty man had de-
parted for ever. He was born March 15th, 1767, and died June
bth. 184,, in his 78th year.
On the 10th instant, at his official residence, Castletown. Isle
of Man, iu the 74th year of his age, Major-General READY,
Governor uf the Island. The deceas d gentleman had long
laboured under a painful and fatal malady—cancer, which has
baffled the skill cf the most eminent surgical science i❑
the kingdom. All hopes of his recovery have long been at
an end, and the sufferer himself, as well as his family and
friends, ware waiting with patience and resignation the end
of his ear hly career, when a mistake—it can hardly be
called a luckless one—in the administration of his medicine,
anticipated his already impending dissolution. The circum-
stance to which we allude is, we b Veve, a source of deep
and unmitigated sorrow to his family; but others will not
be pained to learn, that the substitution, in a ha,ty moment, of
one preparati n for another, wh ch stood at his bedside, by
hands the most devoted to the deceased, relieved suffering hu-
manity from agonies that were all but unendur ible. Major-
General Ready was no ordinary character, but the pacific ha-
hits of the islanders over whom it was his province to be pl..ced,
and with whom he was deservedly popular, lett Lim little op-
portunity to display his acquirements. He was the personal
friend of the late Duke of Richmond, and; accompanied him r$
aid-de-camp to Canada. where the duke, when governor-gene-
ral, was carried off, it will be remembered, by the bite of a rabid
fox. Major-General Ready was well known In Liverpool.
He married, being at the time a widower, some yeare ago, a
d ,ughter of our excellent townsman, Sir John Tobin, by whom
be had several children. He was appointed to the office by the
whig government in the early part of their career. The cireum-
stances attending the death of the deceased requiring a coro-
ner's inquest, a verdict of "accidental death" was immediately
returned.

same day, in her 26th year, deeply regretted, ANNE, eldest
daughter of Mr. BURTON, Seacombe.
On the lth instant, after a short illness, aged 38, Mr. THOS.
AS H C ROFT,Liverpool carrier, and keeper of the Black-a-Moor' s
Head, Pr, ston.

Ou the 13th Instant, aged 2 years, THOMAS, the infant son
of Mr. UNSWORTR, publican, Regent-street.