The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-07-11 00:00:00

At Gloucester-terrace, St. George's in the East, London, the
Rev. T. WILLIAMS, in his 88th year.
On the 10th of January last, at Hunter's River, Yew South
Wales, aged 40, Mr. WILLIAM LUCAS, of this town.
On the gth of March, the Rev. EDWARD COOK, of the Wes-
leyan Mission Station, Nisbet Bath, South Africa.
On the 14th ultimo, ERMIN BOOTH, wife of Mr. J.
RICEIARDS, painter, Lark-lane, aged 36 years.
On the 10th ultimo, at St. Petersburgh, at the advanced age
of 87, the celebrated Field-Marshal Count WITTGENSTEIN.
He was, as will be remembered, commander-in-chief of the
Russian armies during nearly the whole of the last French war,
and enjoyed the confidence of the late Emperor Alexander,
perhaps, in a higher degree than any other of that monarch's
ministers or warriors. The Emperor, upon being informed of
it, gave immediate orders that the whole Esussian army should
wear mourning for three days.

On the 26th ultimo, at her'residence, Kirkdale, aged 100, Mrs.
DOROTHY PENI\ INGTON, relict of the late Mr. Christopher
Pennington. Up to a few months previous to her death she
manifested much strength of mind and memory, and was pro-
verbial in the circle of respectable connexions in which she for
so lengthened a period moved, for soundness of constitution
and strength of nerve.

On the :27th ult., in the fever hospital of New R-ss, from the
effects of an over dose of laudanum, Dr. ROBERT FISHER.
Same day, at Aintree, aged Sg, ANN, widow of the late Mr.
BENJAMIN DODGSON, boot and shoe maker, Lord-street.
On the 30th ult., of apoplexy, aged 32, HANNAH, wife of Mr.
ROBERT BREEZE, watchmaker, Spring-place, Springfield-
street.

On the Ist instant, aged 144 years, ELIZABETH USHER-
WOOD, the beloved daughter of John Usherwood.
Same day, aged 2 years and 10 months, CHARLES JAMES,
third son of Mr. HENRY ADAMS, Thurlow-street.
Same day, at Chirk, of typhus fever, aged 56, Mr. JOHN
DAVIES, who for the last forty-three years faithfully performed
his duty as foreman blacksmith to Messrs. Humble and Mil-
crest, of this town.

Same day, in Beaumont•street, London, of lock-jaw, occa:
luTePring7 ItEg2Tagik WI ult—gsg".,`firhisi {gth year.
Same day, in Paris, aged 18, of a disease of the brain, the only
daughter of M. ODILON BARROT. Her death caused great
regret among all parties, as she was a young woman of the
most amiable disposition and very promising talents. All the
members of the Chamber of Deputies, without distinction of
party, in the course of the day left their names at the mansion
of M. Barrot, who was in the deepest affliction.
On the 2nd instant, aged 42, Mr. PETER HAMPSON, late
of ker Majesty's Customs, of this port.
Some day, at the Talbot Inn, Ormskirk, Mr. WILLIAM
REECE HArroN, son of the late Thomas Hatton, Esq. wine
merchant, Houghton-street, in this town.
Same day, at Peel, Isle of Man, CARRINGTON, son of the
Rev. J. JOHNS, Minister to the poor of Liverpool, aged IV
months.

Same day, at Earles Court, the Rev, FREDERICK MAUDE,
incumbent of Longridge, in this county.
On the 3rd instant, at No. 24, Drummond place, Edinburgh,
Mrs. MARIANNE AFFLECK, wife of ANDREW SCOTT, Esq.
Same day, in her 38rd year, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JAS.
SHORROCK, Mount-street, Blackburn.
Same day, at his mother's residence, Sutton, near Frodsham,
iu his 25th year, Mr. GEORGE ORRED, eldest son of the late
Mr. STANLEY ORRED, of the same place, and nephew of R.
Wright, Esq., Stand-house, Wavertree.

Same day,' aged 68, ELLEN, wife of Mr. THOMAS JACK-
SON, St. James's-place.

Same day, Mr. DAVID PARRY, plumber and glazier, Well-
street, Holywell.

Same day, aged 74, Mr. DAVID MILLER, much respected.
Same day, aged 72, Mrs. SARAH TAYLOR, of Claremont-
grove, Kirkdale.

Same day, after a long and painful illness, which he bore with
Christian fortitude, in the 65th year of his age, Mr. WILLIAM
PARSONAGE, much and justly regretted.
Same day, in his 35th year, (in a duel,) Lieutenant• Colonel
FAWCETT, of the 55th Regiment.

Same day, at London,-suddenly, Lieut.-Colonel ROBERT
ELLISON, commander of the Ist battalion of Foot Guards.
On the sth instant, of apoplexy, in the 70th year of her age,
PHILLIPA ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of Mr. JAMES
WASON.

Same day, aged 22 years, THOMAS, son of Mr. THOMAS
GOULBORN, Field-street.

Same day, at his house, Upper Warwick-street, Captain
JOSEPH CHATTERTON, late of the ship A llerton, of this port,
aged 34 years, brother to Mr. Thomas Chatterton, pilot, whose
death was recorder: in our last paper.
Same day, at Cambridge, the Rev. GEORGE ADAM BROWN,
Vice-Master of Trinity College. He was chaplain to the late
Duke of Sussex, and his death is attributed to a cold which he
caught attending the royal duke's funeral. He was acting
P.G M. of the order of Freemasons of Cambridge.
Same day, at the house of his son-in-law, Mr. John Higgin-
son, Salford, aged 70 years, Mr. JAMES HUNT, of Runcorn,
formerly of the Park, near Hawarden, Flintshire.

Same day, in her gad year, ELIZABETH HUNT, sister of
John Hunt, Esq., Merr on-square, Dublin.

On the 6th instant, in her .69th year, FRANCES, the beloved
wife of Mr. JOHN KAYE, Dryden-street.
Same day, aged S 2 years, at Embden-place, Greenheys,
ELIZABETH BUTTERWORTH, widow of the late John
Butterworth, of Ecclesfield.
Same day, at Bath, aged 59, the Rev. PETER AUGUSTA
,BAINES, Vicar Apostolic of the Western Di trict. Deceased
was found dead in his bed. He assisted at the opening of the
Roman Catholic Chapel in Bristol, recently purchased from the
Irvingites, on the previous day; and his decease is attributed to
an attack of a;•oplexy. to which be had formerly been subject.
Dr. Baines was consecrated Bishop on the Ist of May, 1823.
On the 7th instant, at her residence, Great Newton-street,
Mrs. EATON, relict of the late Mr. John Eaton, agent to the
. .

Same day, aged 4. months, ANN, youngest daughter of Mr.
FREEMAN, shoemaker, Pellew-street.

On the gth inst., at Formby-ball, ELIZABETH, the youngest
daughter of the late Rev. RICHARD FORMBY, L.L.8., aged
44 years.

Same day, at his residence, Mill-lane. West Derby, Mr.
JAMES JOHNSON, third son of the late Richard Johnson,
Esq.

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