The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-12 00:00:00

DIED

At Thenezay, (Duex Sevres,) aged 115, MARIE MALLET, an
unmarried woman, Fr.,m her youth she fol owed the business
of a dressmaker, which she did not relinquish until she attained
her 110th year. Before her death she was so thin as to be little
more than a living skeleton. A sister of the deceased died
about a year since in her 100th year.
Lately, at the residence of her uncle, J. R Templeman, Esq.,
Cumberland terrace, Regent's-park. London, of decline, at the
age of is years ,CATHERINE ELEANOR SPEER, the only
and beloved daughter of W. 11. SPEER, Esq., of this town.
Lately, at the patriarchal age of 106 years, Mr. JAMES
Digifaguileariffiiragtivaiirigg9l,4„, tisurwssed all his
On the 14th of April, on board the ship Lintin, on his pas-
sage from Bombay to St. Helena, i his aoth year, CHARLES
MELLERTIL Esq., Lieutenant sth Regiment 8.N.L.1.
On the 2d o liune, at the Cape of Good Hope, aged 20,
JAMES TVIUtEt.i , cne.r.r.ci cess. thrlatc WM. Gobi'.
On the 15th of June, at Nassau, N.P., in his 77th year, the
lion. PATRICK BROWN. He was senior member of her
Majesty's Council of the above islands, and for many years held
the offices of Registrar of the Court of Vice Admiralty and
Assistant Judge of the General Court.
On the 17th of June, suddenly, aged eg years, Mr. !MPH
RATCLIFFE GARSIDE, late of this town, at George's Town,
Demerara, much lamented by his relatives and numerous circle
of acquaintance.
On the 'lst knstant, at Newport, near Baranstaple, aged 22
years, GERTRUDE, second daughter of the late Sir GEORGE
HENRY FREE,'LING, Bart.
Same day, aged 63 years, Mr. HENRY SHE`.DON, Nile-
street, Preston, for many years a coach proprietor in that town.
,--• at Croxtetli, in his 42nd year, Mr. ROBERT
ler to the Earl of Sefton during

BALMER..foreAer and gardne

a period of twenfy-five years.
On the 2nd instant, MARY, relict of the late H. J. LUZ-
MO RE, Esq., surgeon, of this town.
Saine day, at Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. JAMES DUFF,
many years a resident of this town.
Same day. the It, v. RICHARD SAMUEL DIXON, LL.D.,
Rector of Slempton, in Suffolk, only son of the late RICHARD
DIXON, Esq., of London and Blackheath.
Same day, at the Deanery, in his 52nd year, the Very Rev.
the Dean of Lincoln, Dr. GEORGE GORDON. He had filled
t. at office for 36 years, during which time he had out-lived
every other member of the chapter and official of the cathedral.
Same day, in S'parling-Etr• et, of!er a severe illness of six days,
aged 3 years, FRANCES, cmy child of Mr. T. GILIIEANY, of
her Majesty's Customs.
Same day, at Aigburth-vale, aged 5 months, THOMAS, infant
son of G. G. WILLIAMS, Esq.
Same day, aged 65 years, at the Cinders, parish of Whitwell.
Derbyshire. Mr. WILLIAM PILKINGTON. His ancestors had
lived on the same estate for three hundred years.
On the 3rd instant, aged 59 years, Mr. JOHN SLATER
MASON. hair dresser. Brownlow-hill.
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Same day, at Chester, aged s 2, Mr. S. HUMBLE.
Same day, aged s', MARY, relict of Mr. C. BOOTH
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uctio-neer, whose death we recorded last week

Same rl,y, at Brumington, in her 95th year, Mrs. MARY
IIOPWOOD. She was the mother of 11 ebildre grandmot,:er
to 51, great-grandmother to 72, and great-great-grandmother

to 2.
O❑ the ath instant, FRANCES, youngest daughter of Mr.
THOM AS DAVIES. 5, Church-street.
Same day, in her Ssth year. at the house of her sister, Mrs.
Watmough, of this town, Mi•s CIIESSIIYRE, of Broad-street,
Pendleton

same day, after a very short illness, GEORGE TOWNSE
Esq., ,_on of the late R. TOW NsEND, Esq., of Speen, Berks.
The deceased had recent'y been appointed to a professorship in
the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester.
On the sth insVint, at the residence pf his uncle, Aigburth. in
his 21st year, WILLIAM ROGER, sun of the late ROGER
WALTON, Esq.
Same day, aged 4 years and 4 months. JOHN ELLIS, son of
Mr. JOHN PEEL, 56, Kirkdale
Same day. aged 4 years and 4 months, JOHN ELLIS, son of
Mr. JOHN PEEL, Bootle-lane, Kirkdale.
On the 6th instant, at an advanced age, Mrs. ELIZABETH
SOPHIA LAWRENCE, of Studeley-park, near Ripon, York-
shire.
Same day, aged 2g years, the Rev. WILLIAM MORIARTY,
of West Derby, youngest son of the late Sir THOS. MORIARTY,
of Roscommon, Ireland.
Same day, aged at years, JANETTE, wife of ALEXANDER
STOOKES, Esq., surgeon, Newington, and eldest daughter of
Mr. Stirzals er, Lord-street.
Same day, after a short illness, at Kemptown, Brighton, in
his 70th year. the lion. WILLIAM BLIGH.
Same day, at Barnsley, aged 60, JAMES TAYLOR, a well-
known hay-cutter and reservoir maker. The deceased up to
fifty years of age, did not know a letter in the alphabet, when
he took up the Bible and became his own tutor, and in a very
short period of time, learned the lessons so well, that, previous
to his death, he had read the Holy Scriptures entirely through
three times.
On the 7th instant, after a short but severe illness, in his 63rd
year, Mr. WM. WALKER, paper macufacturer of this to an,
and late of the Isle of Man.
same day, at Birkenhead, FRANCES, wife of Mr. D. LITTLE-
JOHN, and daughter of the late James Lomax, Esq., of
lieswall.
Same day, at his father's house, Clifton-park, Birkenhead,
Mr. T. B. LI.OYD, late of Manchester.

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On the Bth instant, aged 42, JA MEB ANDERTON FORSHAW,
Esq.
On the 9th instant, aged 45, NANCY, wife of THOMAS
GRIFFITHS, Esq., South-hill, late of Netherfield-road South,
Everton.

Same day, at Aigburth, ELIZABETH, wife of ROBERT
STRINGER, Esq.
On the 10th instant, in Brownhw.street, aged 21, JANE,
elCest daughter of the late Mr JOSHUA HF.NSFIAW.
Same day, age 45, Mr. JAMES HARDY EDWARDS, 51,
Northumberland-street.