The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-10 00:00:00

DIED

On
the 12tly August. in his 2,tfi year, of apopletic cholera,
GEORGE, son of Mrs. COBHAM, Denison Street. The • eceased
left Liverpool in August, 184 i, act ng as first engineer on board
the steamer Fire Queen. His loss is deeply felt by Lis surviving
friends and family.

SCRIVENOR, Card Ben 3:,„ Lieutenant FRANCIS
gni Native Infantr. assistant engineer,
) I second nof 11. Scrivenor. , Stuck Exychange, Liverpool.)
On the 2Stli ultimo, aged ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. C.
itl LESTER, victualler, Sentland-road, and dr,)47hter of Mr. P.
Richmond, of Northemb?riand-terrace.

Same d

Mr. WM. I3CN-T-E1

On the • 29th ultir

unter-street

solicitor

TOPHAM, Esq

Same day, in her 75th year, Mrs. ANN HAWKINS, of Kent-
square. widow of the late Mr. T Hawkins, master mariner.
.-,... .4........ t. ~,inno, In MS 49th year, Y. oa . or. 5.,.a n rw, 'E..,
M.P., a distinguished member of the Free Church of Scotland.
Same day, aged 40, Mr. J,SEPIi GEORGE AKERS.
On the 31st ultimo, at his residence, 25, Edge-vale, THOMAS
G. RENT, Esq., of Mtigrove, in the county of Tipperary, after
a short and severe illness of nine !inure duration.
Same day, in Islington, aged 70, Mr. JAMES RAWLINS,
formerly of Whitehaven.
Same day, at Mitcham, Surrey. aged 78. PRISCILLA, relict
o f
stab:
e lated.
day, at
.t LLOYD,London, aged 31. JANE, wife of Mr. W.
Esq., of Tros y Park, Lenbigh.
`""me day, aged gi, DEBORAH BIRCH, late of Sephton.
SWAKBRICK, late of this town, and eldest daughter of the late
Mr. W. Jenkinson, of Bark-house Bank, Furness Fell..
Great Same day, aged 28, Mr. JAMES MEADEN pork butcher,
Crosshatreet.
Same day, at the residence of his son, at Ashton-under-Lynn.
in his 74th year, Mr. WILLIAM MICKLETII WAITE, of Lees,
near Oldham, an,: father of Mr. T. Micklethwaite of the Wake-
field Journal. The deceased was a minister of the Methodist
connexion for fifty-three years, and was universally admired
for the kindness of his disposition and the benevolence Of
his heart.
On the Ist instant, at the residence of John Campbell, Esq.,
in South-hill pace. Toxteth.park, aged 32, ELLEN, daughter
of Mr. JAMES JOHNSON, postmaster, Flookburgh, in this
county.

Same day, aged 26, MARTHA, Wife of Mr. ELIJAH SAR-
R,,T7', whee;wright, Lad-lane, Prussia street.
Same day, at Skipten-in-Craven at an advanced age,
MARTHA, relict of the late Rev ROBERT THOMLINSON, of
skipton, and mother of the late Joseph Thomßoson, Esq., of
Lovercck Bank, in this town.

Same day, alter a long and tedious illness, aged 26, Mr,
STEPHEN BENSON. publican. Linitkiin.lanp

Same day, in Rup-ert street
daughter of Mr. JAMES E DEN.

4APGARET ANN, infant

_ .
On the 2nd ii,stant, agcd 81, Mr. JOHN ODGSON.
Same day, at Laaton's-house, Rait,bill, aged 64, Mr. JAMES
OWEN.

t Furham.hall, Bury, aged 67

Lady MANNERS

the Right Hon

On the 3rd instant, at his residence, Mr. JAMES' TYRER ,
aged 58 years, deeply regretted.

Same day. nt Bootle,near Liverpool, in his 75th year, RICHD.
FORSHAW, Esq., surgeon.

,EKENS, r
Q., of Antwe

r liter of the late Francis

.nd of this town

THOMAS R

unwell for some
This makes the

y recovered

w months

47th year of her age, AN', the be-
of THOMAS MADDOCK, clerk of

ness, at the house of her son-
W 64, Mrs. SARAH ROSE, of

abed 42. Mr. THOMAS HOP•

Robert-street North, for man