The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-21 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 29th ultimo. in London. I.OUISA, relict of the late
Captain JOHN DOBSON, late cf this town, but formerly of
Scarborough.
On the 3rd instant, at his residence, Uthleda, Germany,
.LUHR, second son of the late LEHR I3UGGELN, Esq., of this
town.

the• 4th • instant, Mr. WILLIAM GREGSON, teacher,
Great Nelson-street North, deservedly respected by a large
circle of acquaintances.
On the 6th instant, aged 40, Mr. JOS. VALENTINE, table-
knife-cutler, Sheffield. The deceased was a self-taught man,
and had acquired the Chinese language, as well as most of the
modern languages of Europe and some of the dead languages.
He was mentioned by Sir A. J. Knight as an extraordinary
instance of intellectual attainments within the reach of a wol k-
ing man. .
On the 7th instant, at Kirkham, aged 64, ELIZABETH,
relict of the late Mr. THOMAS HELVE, carrier front Freckle-
ton to this town.

Same day, aged 93, HENRY WHITTAM, of Warton, near
Lancaster, the oldest inhabitant of that village. His father
lived to the patriarchal age of 102 years.
Same day, at Aberystwyth, aged Si, Captain JOHN JONES,
for upwards of fifty years master of vessels belonging to that
port.
On the Bth instant, aged 40, MARY, the wife of Mr, LEWIS
HUGHES, jun., watch-manufacturer, Liver-street.
Same day, in Claremont-grove, Kirkdale, aged 72, Mr.
HUGH ADAMSON, watbcase-maker. _ _ .

Same day, aged S 6, Mr JAMES PALM'. R, late Supervisor
of ExriFe.

On the 11th instant, at the house of his brother-in-law, Mr.
Wm. Shepherd, of Mill-road, Everton, aged 49, Mr. RALPH
RUSSELL, for twenty-two years a serjeant of Marines.
Same day, aged 34,11 r. RICHARD HOVNIDEN, of Edge-hill.
SameAlny, at the Vicarage, Weaverham, Cheshire, of malig-
nant croop, aged 4 years, EMILY CAROLINE, daughter of the
Rev. e: S. STANHOPE..
Same day, aged 2 years and 6 months, ELEANOR PAMELA,
daughter of Mr. RICHARD MILLARD, Birkenhead.
Same day, of small-pox, aged 29, Captain ROBT. MENZIS
M'GILLVERY, late of the brig Tartar, of Glasgow.
Same day, at his residence, Hunt's-cross near Woolton,
aged• 63, - HENRY DANIEL, Esq., of Lord-street. The de-
ceased was engaged in business for many years in Liverpool,
and was a warm promoter and supporter of various benevolsnt
institutions.

Same day, suddenly, at Ramsey, Isle of Man, Mrs. KILLIP,
widow of the late Mr. William KUHR. of Ramsey.
On the 1203. instant, at Bootle, aged 50, Mr. WM. PEPPITT.
Same dayi aged 70, Mr. WM. BRERETON, of Fennywood,
Cheshire.

Same day, at Seaforth, ANN, third daughter of the late Rev.
T. DAVENPORT;of Acton. near Nantwicle Cheshire. •
Same day, aced 34, Mr. WM. BROWNE, tailor, Wilde-street.
Same day, at North Birkenhead, aged 8 years? ANN
FRANCES, daughter of Mr. JOHN LESLIE, late of this town.
Same day, in London-road, in his 58d year, Mr. ABRAHAM
CHEETHAM, hair-dresser.
Sam* day, the Rev. BENJAMIN DENT, brother to John
and William Dent, Esqrs., of Worcester. The rev. gentleman
attended Divine 'Service on Sunday with his brothers, at St.
Nicholas's Church, in that city, and afterwards, in the after-
noon, at the Cathedral. He retired to rest iu his usual health,
I , •,id on Monday morning was found dead in his bed. The rev.
:,eh-tleman was presented to the living at Winford, near Bris-
tol, in. 1838, and previous to that time lie was for many years
curate GI St. John's, near Worcester.
On the :3th instant, at Strawberry Cottage, Skippool, near
Poulton-le-i'vide, aged 26, ANN, wife of Mr. JOHN SYKES,
of the DurhamOx, Brownlow-hill.
re,ck-road, Evertor), ELIZA, widow of the late
Same day, in L
Mr. JOHN CROW
Same day, in pitt. street, in his 42d year, Mr. SAMUEL
Iler.
RIM NIER, licensed
BETH, wife of Mr. JOHN BURY
Same day, aged 30, E1.1,74A.
of Wrexham-fechan, Wrexi,.‘m•
Mrs . W LL I A MS,
On the 14th instant, at the Bank, wife
pr, sent mayor of Chester.
aged 49, Mr. THOMAS
of John Williams, Esq., the
Saine day, in Warren-street;
lace. aged 32
PEARSON.
Same day. in Crown-street, Pembroke.,p , LOUISA
HOLFORD.
:T.LIAM HOPKINS,
Same day, at Kidderminster, Mr. W
father of Mr. John Hopkins, of Sandon-stre his brother
On the 15th instant, at the residence of , in
Crown-street, after a short but severe illness, a:ted 25, Mr. R.
W, OWEN.,
same day, aged 37, SARAH, wife of Mr. GEORGE
HOLMES, of Seacombe, and daughter of Mr. Adria u Lowe, of
her Majesty's Customs at this port.
Same day, GEORGE MORTON, only child of late
GEORGE WOOD; Esq., and grandson of the late o,q'ffe-
Wood, Esq.
Same day, at Blcckrock, near Dublin, in the 52nd year of .'tis
age, the Earl of ROSCOMMON. lie was married in 1850 el
the sister of the present Earl of Shrewsbury, by whom he had
a son, still-born, no other issue. His lordship is said to have
been the last of the ancient line of the Roscommon family.
On the 16th instant, JOSEPH, infant son of 51r. JOHN
PYKE, of Chester-street.
Same day, at Leamington, aged 46, JOHN DOUGLAS
ESHELBY, Esq., of this town.
On the 17th instant,
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of the
late Mr. THOMAS JACKSON, 1 v its
r London.
Same day, in her 59th year, sEIIiVALRETII, wife of JOHN
DEANE, &q., of Botanic-view,
Same day, after a lung illness, THOMAS, eldest son of Mi-.
JOS. BAILEY, of Gloucester-place.
Same day, while attending the Archdeacon's Visitation in
that town, the Rev. Mr. FRANCE, of
.Co,ckerhill, near Ashton.
r-
Lyne. A dispute of long stanch!), with his parishioners
was decided by the archdeacon in his favour. The instant
after the archdeacon had announced his decision, Mr. France
sank down on the door of the church, and expired before any
assistance could be obtained. The court was abruptly closed,
and a surgeon sent for, but too late, The cause of death is
supposed to have been apoplexy.
On the 18th instant, THOMAS GIBSON. infant son of Mr.
RICHARD RICHARDSON, of Lark-lane, Toxteth-park..
Same day,TABITHA FALKNER, relict of the late HENRY
FALKNEIt, Stanley-street.
On the 19th Instant, at his residence at Sholden, near Deal,
in his 76th year, Mr. SAMUEL HALEY, late clerk of St.
George's Chapel of Ease, Deal, which office he held for nearly
half a century. He was the father of Mr. A. I). Hadiey, clerk of
St. Mark's Church, in this town, and is lamented by a nu-
merous family, and had an extensive circle of friends iri itud
about Deal,