The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-03 00:00:00

On the 13th ultimo, at Villa Perri, Mlgni di Lu,x
1, ISABELLA CHRISTINA, wife of t

WORT H

Esq., of AVorkin;tC

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On the 20th ultimo, at Charleyille' county Cork, age:
HENRY STANLEY, Earl of RATHDOWNE. His lord:
dying without male issue, is succeeded in the Viscount<
Monck only by his brother, the Hon. C. Monck.
Same day, at Pet!dington, Surrey, aged 102, GEO. HICKS
huntsman to the Carews, of Beddington. Deceased rotai
his faculties to the last. He was born at Bcddington, and rs
a boy takt n into the service of the Carews, with whom ki

zed 103, MARY CLEWERTH, of Tottir

Oil the 21st ultimo, suddenly, of a rm.
BURST, for upwards of 18 years in the e
Bury, Curtis, and Kennedy, engineers.

ptre, exert 39, Mr

Same (lay, aged
Cheshire, late of t

STAN, of.l

Game e.ay, at Glarv''ow, ivied 6 years and,6, month's, .10,1
son of Mr. ALEXXNDER DREW..
Same day, aged 21, JAMES, son of Mr. T. H. WTI:
Fame day, at Edinbm gh, Dr. WM. CAM PBELL,the e
accouelieur. and author of several medical works, *Lune
have been translated into German.
On the 22d ultimo, in Penrhvr
aged 26, Mr. JOSEPH SAVAG

bvn-street, after four utt)

Sam.. day, aged 81, Captain JOHN READ, of Upper Rs
hone-:t.•cet, Toxteth-park.
Same day, aged 72, Mr. WM. FRASER, of Gerard...street
Same day, in his 22th year, Mr. PHILIP FITZPATRIC:
of her Majesty's customs. While in the diecharge of hia.da
at the Kings Dock, he accidentally tell overboard' and w
drowned. He was much and universally respected try B
)trnthor At. I

uromer o:ncers and all who had the pleasure of his acquainla.nc
Same day, aged 47, JOHN JACKSON, late of Uphollaint
Same day, in Brownlow-hill, aged 74, Mrs. ALICE.H.tak
PAGE.

Same day, aged 63, Mr. JOHN CTIFSH IRE, of Great CIO
Same day, at Burgos, General FULCOSIO, captain-grs
of that city. He was the last of five brothers, who all die
the service of the state.
On.the 23d ultimo, at the residence of her nephew, 51.
Halliday, innkeeper, Market-street. I3irkenherd, age,e4
MARGARET, relict of the late Mr. GEORGE QUA-4
plumber.
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same day, aged 59, CATHERINE,. wife of 111;* H.

s fever, aged 39, WARY, wife
of the late Mr. IL W. Claphs
JOHN WAINWIMIT. haul

Fame day, aged 39,'A:

Grec.nlantl:s.treet

r. RICHARD ASPINALL, of W

dame day, at Pc ,b
the Old Haymarket.
On the 24th ultimo, at Whitehaven, ROBERT JEFF/
Esq., of the Old 'West India house of Messrs. R.
Jetlemn, of Whitehav-
g •

33, Mr. M AN EVAN

„lime day, at the Old-hall, Toxteth-park, ELLEN, yo
daughter of the late DANIEL BACKHOUSE,
Same day. at Maidstone, aged 70, ISABELLA, sister
late Mr. J. BELLAMY, the celebrated vocalist.
Same day, at Ayr, aged 96 Mr .1. CUNNINGHAM'

all his faculties till within fti,'7l)ort pe.jioiiOffiiScitaili..
Same (lay, ajor J. WEMYSQ, chief constable of the Purl
rural police. As senior captain, it fell to his lot to lead
final charge of the Scotch Greys at Waterloo. _

ILENRY,thir

Same day, at Brighton, in his 19th veer.
of lie Right lion. WILLIAM YATES PEEI
On the 25th u7timo, at Hover, Mr. WILLIAM DAVISON
boatman, better known along the coasts of England, Frunze
Flanders, and Holland, by the cognomen of "J
the number of pe
lumping ()verb°.

.5e lire's- he saved_ from drown

imp his dining int repidiiy in
ners and vessels in distil

4112; off .to shipwrecked

nil froin his cr

with dispatches NI

ler boat's crew but his own dived,
wind, put to sea.
me day, in Cartwright place, Byrom-street, CATIBLIGNIK,
wife of Mr. W. M'CALL, printer, leaving a son four days old.
Same day, in Cambridge-terrace, Hyde-park, London, after a
long and painful illness, in her 22nd year, EIIIM
RINE, wife of Mr. G. M. PA PAYANNI, of Birkenhead!
:_,aine day. at Boston, Lincolnshire, aged ;7, GEORGE', sad
of Mr. JOHN HARRIS, printer, of this town. Deceased wise
drowned from on hoard the brig Gem, of this port.
On the 26th ultimo, in Bootle-lane. Eirkdale, elden
daughter of the late Mr. THOMAS GLARE, merchant.
Same day, in Kensington, aged 20 months, JOHN RANDLE
WHITBY.
Same day, at Clifton, aged 39, JAMES WATT. of Rinarn
ton-lodge, Cheshire, only surviving son of J. Watt, of Fairfield,
near 'Warrington.

Some day, at Ins residence. Ifighfield-honse, near Malten
his 31st sear. Mr. WM. SCO'IT,
_the ce!eliroted jockey.

commenced his career very early, but it Was not until he 1-7
the Great St. Leger on Jack Spiggot, in 1821, that he waßik>S;.
up to as the Northern Star, having fairly rode the old ones ty
He rode in his time nine winners of the Great St. Leger, ',lei
but one less than double the irimber of any other jockey nip
record. He also best rode four Derby victors, namely,

Same day, aged 12 years, FRANCES, daughter of Nr.
DIXON, of Vine-street.
Same day, aged 53, TABITHA, wife of Mr. ROBERT WOW
tine, of Wotnn-Lift, West Derby.
Same day, aged 2 years. WALTER, son of MORRIS-L. S
MUM.. of Now York, U.S.

RINE, relict of the kite Captain WM. COU BRO.
Same day, ae:ed 35, ELIZABETH AMELIA, eldest dans
of Mr. \V. STRINGTHORPE, of Leicester.
On the ``Bth ultimo, aged 3 years, HENRY, eldest son. of
PETER JANIESON, totland-road.
Same day, multi—'

dealer, S
' poplev

-Same day, in Duke•street, after a abort illness, ag
:TAMES GREENWAY, Esq.
Same day, ANDREW GOVAN,
known for years as one of tl

who 1.

• NJ a VC no
/L. Me
has left behind him upwards of .t 2,030. lie was not aipm-
fessi d beggar, but many of his townsmen, who had.kneinva.
him in what they thought better circumstances, were in tie
rt-gnar haiiit of airing him shillings in charity, which be &warps
accepted with thanks. Some of his acquaintances occasional,
repeated to him stories of his wealth, but Andrew's irtvariab7
reply was, " Whar wad 1 get it?"
On the '29th ultimo, at her residence, in Bedford-atrt
Cl, Mrs EMILY STRUGNELL. She was ay
feet ionste mother.
..e 30th .ultium, at
4E, 11, rife of Mr. ti

Parr
kind] and uff
On tl

t her residence, Falkner-street, 192.11
3H BREAKILL HORNEY,lparatc
Seymour-street,DlP.
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