The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29 00:00:00

DIED

At Callan, county Kilkenny, aged 105, Mr. JAMES MAN-
NING, a member of the volunteers of 'B2.
Lately, in the neighbourhood of Four-Mile-Water. near Wa-
terford, aged 129 years, Mrs. SWEENEY. The deceased was
born in the year 1716, the second year of the reign of George 1.,
and conseque tly lived through the reign of five monarchs.
Lately, in the 96th year of his age, Mr. WILLIAM TAYLOR,
of Quedgely, near Glouc?ster. A few years ago a sister of the
above died at the great ,ge of ninety-three.
On the 4th of November, at Brisbane, New South Wales,
ERNEST GEORGE BECK, son of Sir ROBERT DALRYMPLE
HORN EL VHIN STONE, Kart., of Horn and Logie, Elphinstone.
On the 2d December, at Old Calabar. after a short illness, on
board the Mary, of this port, homeward bound, aged 21, FRAN-
(IS BYRNE, son or Mr. JAMES CLARKE, of Key-street, in
this town.

On the 12th instant, at the convent of the Holy Sisters, near
Germany, aged 21, FRANCES ELLEN, step-daughter of Mrs.
JOHN PALMER, professor of singing, Soho street.
On the 15th instant, at his house, In Finkle-street, Kendal,
Mr. JAMES FOTHERGILL, totincco and snuff manufacturer.

Same day, at Ashkham Bryan, near Yo, k, MARY, wife of
Lieutenant THOMAS BROOK. of the 51st Light Infantry, late
of Birkenhead, and eldest daughter of the late Alexander Wilson,
Esq., of Newcastle. Staffordshire.
On the 16th instant, at her residence, Eaton-terrace, Eaton.
square, London. Lady ANNE MARIA GARRETT, relict of the
late Sir George Garrett, of Portsmouth.
On the 16th instant, ELIZABETH, wife of the late Mr. WM
susso-,stiNu.

On the 18th instant, in Manchester, suddenly, MARTHA,
wife of Mr. EZEKIEL BROWNE, and daughter of the late Mr.
Jeremiah Nicholas, of this town.
On the 20th instant, at the house of her father. Mr. John
Hewitt, aged 26, ELLEN, wile of Mr JOHN BOWERMAN.
On the -Ist inst.. at his residence, Edge-hill, aged 76, JOHN
MERRITT, Esq.. formerly proprietor and editor of the Liverpoo
Saturday's Advertiser.
Same day, the Rev. W. J. BOARDMAN, M.A., Liscard,'
Cheshire, formerly curate of Heaton Norris Chapel.
On the 23d instant, at his residence, Great George-street, in
his 60th year, MATTHEW CLOVER, Esq.
Sawa day. SARAH, the wife of Mr. WILLIAM ASHTON,
Toxteth.park.

On the 23rd instant, at his house, 5, Percy-street, JOHN
GREEN OUGHTERSON, Esq., aged 38, of inflammation of the
wind pipe, after a week's severe suffering.
At Steedsttate, ne r Dalbeattie. in his g Ft year, Mr. GEORGE
PORTER. He was the immediate ancestor of 105 descendants,
and himself the scion of a long-lived and fru tful race, his mo-
ther having died about eighteen years ago, aged 93, leaving a
st 11 more numerous progeny, namely 165. Thronghout his
long life the deceased enjoyed uninterrupted good health, and
his intellectual faculties remained as clear and vigorous to the
last as they had been in early life.

Same day, SARAH, wife of THOMAS SHEPPARD, Esq
M.P.

Sawe day, aged a years, WALTER WILLIAM, eldest son of
Mr. EDWARD MUSGROVE, cotton broker, Green-bank
Same day, in his list year, Mr. GEO. HOLDEN WHEEL-
HOUSE.

On the 24th instant, after a long and severe indispo.iti-n, in
the 19th year of his age, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS WILLIAM,
only son of Mr. RALPH BARNES, letter- ress printer.
'ame day, at Drumfork-house, near Helensburgh, the Rev.
DAVID WELSH, D D., Professor of Divinity and Church His-
to y, New College, Edinburgh.
On the 25th instant, Mr. HENRY BUXTON, victualler, Hill-
str et, Toxteth-park.
Same day, at Red Bank, Manchester, Mr. JAMRS THOMP-
SON, of the firm of Caistor and Thompson, a native of this
town.

Same day, aeed 76, ELLEN, wife of JOHN BARNES, Esq.,
farmer, Wood-hall. Melling.

Same day, JOHN SHERRINGTON, shipwright, of asthma,
leaving a wife and six small children to deplore his loss.
Same day, at his residence, 3, Gloucester-place, Edinburgh,
THOMA, DUNCAN, Esq., q.S.A., A.R A.. the accomplished
painter of " Prince Charles entering Edinburgh,'' " Prince
Charles asleep in one of his hiding-places," &c. &c
On the 26 h instant, atter a long indisposition, at his house,
24, Mansfield-street, aged 63, Mr. R. PRICE.