The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-22 00:00:00

DIED

Lately, at Brechin, ageao7l,-ISABEL COULLIE. She had
been a recipient of public and private charity for upwards of
thirty-four years, and bad received from the former of these
sources upwards of £2OO.
On the 14th u! Limo, GEORGE BENJAMIN MAULE, Esq.,
barrister at-law, Lincoln's-inn. The deceased was among the
passengers in the mail diligence from Barcelona to Valencia,
which was pre'ipitated from a mountain pass near Oropese
into the sea, when all perished.
On the Ist instant, in London, Captain HAMILTON, of
Craighlaw. Captain Hamilton was much esteemed by his te-
nantry, whom lie encouraged in the improvement of agricul-
ture, and made pleasurable their hours of relaxation by joining
them in all manly sports and healthful exercises In early
li e he entered as a cornet in the Carabineers, and from them
exchanged into the 10th, or Prince Regent's Own Royal Regi-
ment of Hussars, in which distinguished corps lie served at
Waterloo, and had two horses shot under him whilst riding
side by side with " young gallant Howard," the lamented ma-
jor of the regiment, who fell in that glorious field.
On the s'h instant, aged 86, Mrs. H. REYNOLDS, of Neith-
ron, Banbury. The deceased has left two brothers, aged res-
pectively 80 and 88, and a sister, aged 90.
On the 6th instant, in Wood-street, Woolwich, Major-Gene-
ral WINGROVE, late of the Royal Marines.
Same day, at Shaugiroy, Ireland, aged 104, NANCY HILL.
She had the use of her faculties until the period of her death,
and was not known to have been a day sick.
On the 7th instant, at St. Dunstan, near Stafford, Mr.
RICHARD APSLEY. Mr. Apsley and his ancestors had bees
in uninterrupted succession tenants of the Anson family for
upwards of 300 years.
Same day, aged 64, Mr. GEORGE KIRKFIAN, shipbuilder.
On the Bth instant, aged 43, Mr. GEO. ROBT. SIEFFENS,
master-shipwright, a native of Riga. _

Same day, at Heysham Tower, 'Lancashire, aged 47, THOS,
3. KNOW LE§, Esq.

On the 2tll instant, at Poonah, aged 23, WILLIAM, youngest
son of Mr. JOHN DEAN, Everton

On the 10th instant, ELIZA, the wif6 of ECCLES SHOR-
ROCK, Esq., J.P., of Low-hill-house, Over Darwen. The de-
ceasad was on a visit at Ridgewood-house, Chorley, and died
there after a very short illness.

Same day, aged 66, Mr. WM. MAXWELL, of Parr-street.
On the 11th instant, aged 20, EDMUND JAMES BARTON,
of Cambridge, an apprentice on board the ship Pakenham,
now lying in Albert Dock.
Same day, at Ardrossan, the Re

WM. FRANCE, for many

years minister of the Wesleyan persuasion.
Same day, SARAH, wife of JOHN PRITCHARD, grocer,
Warwick-street, Toxteth-park.
On tha 12th instant, at the house of his son-in-law, Mr. R.
Doubleday, of Knight-street, aged 53, Mr. JOHN C. RAW,
watchmaker.

Same day, at Bordeaux, Captain WM. SHOTTON. Deceased
was well known in this town.

On the 13th instant, JAMES, infant son of Mr. J. CGOBAN
Bootle.

Same day, aged 13, JANE, eldest daughter of the late Mr. J.
WOMERSLEY, of Bootle-lane, Kirkdale.
Same day, after a short but severe illness, ANN, wife of
HUGH WILLIAMS. of Upper Harrington-street.
Same day, aged 42, ANN, the wife of Mr. ISAAC PERCIVA
of the Savings Bank, Warrington.

Same day,— in Bro;vtilow-11111, after a short illness, aged 30,
JANE, wife of Mr. WM. SPEED, jun., and third daughter of
the late Mr. Joshua Furnival, of Overton, Flintshire.
On the 14th instant, at Auchencairn, Scotland, SARAH
PICKERING, of Leigh, Cheshire, and Birkenhead.
Same day, aged 1 year and 5 months, LINDA ADELAIDE
HULDA, youngest daughter of JOHN BALD, Esq., of Mount
Pleasant.

same day, at Beanscroft Farm, parish of Fenwick, aged 96,
Mr. ALLAN BROWN, sen.

Same day after a 61)611 illness, aged 49, JANE, wife of Mr.
JAMES WILSON, of Price's-street, and of Newton Park,
deeply regretted by her family and a numerous circle of friends.
Same day, at Cork, of effusion of blood on the brain, Mr. T.
LA WLER. The deceased died very suddenly as he was pre-
paring to start for Dublin, on his way to Lilerpool, whence he
was about to take ship for Barbados, where he was proprietor
of one of the most extensive establishments in that island. He
was seemingly in the best health up to the last moment of hie
existence.
On the 13th instant, MARGARET STEVENSON, youngest
daughter of JOHN JOHNSON, Esq., of Upper Parliament-
street.

Same day, of erysielng in the head, EDWARD OLIVER. the
infant son of A. M'ILVEEN, Esq., of Bedford-street, North.
Same day, aged 20, Mr. JOSEPH KNOX, eldest son and
assistant of Mr. James Knox, superintendent of the London
and Northwestern Railway Company's goods stations, Edge-
hilt.
Same day, Mr. w. S. MILLER, solicitor. _

Same day, after a long and painful illness, aged 51, ELLEN,
the beloved wife of Mr. JOHN LEA KB, Brombro', much and
deservedly respected by all who knew her.
On the 16th instant. aged 27. after her confinement of a still-
born child, ANN SOPHIA, wife of FREDERICK JACKSON,
engraver Heath-street.
Same day, MARGARET ANN
ASHBURNER FAWCETT,
Windsor.

, infant daughter of Mr. .1.
book-keeper, Aigburth-street,

On the 17th instant, aged 37, HENRY, eldest son of W. C.
WILKINSON, clerk of St. George's Church.