The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03 00:00:00

;. aged 30, Mr. JOlll4,
Holmes, gmlsraitll,

U.S., aged 80, Mr. 14'

On the I Ith of September, at Pictoh,
BRUCE, formerly of Cupar Angus, Forfarshire.
On 23rd Sept ,ou board the ship Belmont, on her passage "r
Liverpool to St. John's, N. 8.,
ears, wle of Captain Robert ANN BLAND GRANT, aged
A.
Grant, of that vessel, and date'
ter of Mr. John stripling, of Liverpool. This sadden dispensa-
tion, while it deprives two young children of a tender mother,
tives and friends, to whom the eni,aging
and a fond husband of an affectionate partner, will be deeplY
afflicting, not only to her parents, but to a large cianrcle
ami of
ab
rela-
'isposition of the deceased had greatly endeared her. He
,ains were interred at St John's. -
- aged 90, Mai or. General
manners d ler

On the 2nd ultimo, at St. Petersburg
MAYHEM'
the 3rd EiW;CaLAtiRraK., ofat tphiteteßauvreieamn se,
aged rvice.
On
SON, weaver. Deceased had a perfect recollection of seeing
Paul Jones sail past Pittenweem, on his way to Leith, abOnt
seventy years ago, and of the tempest which providentialll
arose and drove the pirate out of the Frith. He never was What
may be called really sick, and, during the whole of his long life,
was only three weeks absent from Pittenweem. T. T. ADAM-

with, ELIZA-
..yor, Kingtori;
•3 in the morning'
Ise, and the death occurred in the eve,,
her
COOK. the 13th nititno, oat the Isle of \\ hlth rn age"
COOK. Deceased was a widow rfty years, and was v.. In
in-law of the late tlr. Collin Cook, of Ecerton-brow.„/NSGN,
Same day, in U,fper Stanhope-street, Mr. S. HI." I. on d,
upwards of twenty years a faithful servant to Ricurn
spirit dealer, Cable street. risf • T•
On the 15th ultimo, after a short illness, aged 37,

On the 4th ultimo, at Claremont-house, An,
ETfl, daughter of J. SAYES, Eso., land-s

PAOn the 1R th ultimo, TINGTON, miller,
a limekiln lane. Mr. 0'
7ged 22, HELENA, daughter of
BECKETT, passenger agent.
_TOW°
On the 18th ultimo, at Thornbury, in his plst year, and
silcUieMntEifi.c Echsqem" _ Airo
isfot,rinmtonnydoyiLears a well known practical

On the I9th ultimo, at Birmingham, in her 92nd year, '4....•
ELIZABETH MORRIS.
-fith 96'same day, at her daughter's residence, in her i- 6,
ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. ABRAHAM WA
COLLARD.
Same day, at New Malton, suddenly, aged 77, Mr. It0— nOll
ot
FINCH, more commonly kn wn by the cognomen of . Old I `"0 to
Bob." The deceased was an eccentric character, and knout siµ,
almost all parts of England, as well as in some parts of 11,°'-
. .

in which country he had formerly been a huntsman.
Same day, aged 3 months, ROBERT, son of Mr. BREY,'-'t od
On the 22nd ultimo, aged 3 ~ Mr. JOHN MORGAN, bo°
shoe maker and news agent, Market-street, Leigh.
Same day, aged 3 years, ELIZABETH EMILY, third
of Mr. P. BARBER, of St. Paul's-square. 4,1" i
Same day, at his residence, Parliament-street, aged 2 o
GEL RGE BURROWS, for some time confidential ser0;:t,111
Miss Dutton, of Great George-street, and second son 0`

Thomas Burrows, of Whitchurch. Salop.
Ou the 24th ultimo, at her residence, at Litherland, aged-
Mrs. MURPHY, widow of the late Mr. Murphy, pilot. „OA'
Same day, at Virginia Cottage, near Douglas, aged 22,D' „,,,pt.
BETH, eldest daughter of the late Mr. J. DAVIES, mere'

of this town. -
Same day, aged 40, Mr. HUGH HUGHES, of Myrtle-streellft.
Same day, at Thistleton, near Hu 1, in his 80th year' 01
JOHN PERKINS. Deceased was a proprietor and publiau
the Hull Rockingham newspaper upwards of thirty yea"'
,eori.
was an officer on board his Majesty's ship Buffalo, in the 40,
,44
the sinking
an d was an
th
eeyaeowyiatin
Gesesortgoet, the
supniftohretauda.ate catastrOP;
On the 25th ultimo, after a short illness, aged 23,
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of Mr. T. LEATP
Prescot.
Same day, in Upper Pitt-street, aged 25, CAROLINE 1,0-
wife of Mr. J, B. BOOTH.
Same day, at Frodsham, Mr. JOHN FISH, officer of EXci_seter,
Same day, at Brighton, Mr. JACOB OSBORNE, of Gloulo,
for many years shopman and clerk to the late J. Wood,
of that city, and one of his executors. tbe
Same day, in Nile-street, in her 56th year, ELIZABETH'
beloved and affectionate wife of Mr. T. G. WHIDBORN• nge''
On the 26th ultimo, at the house of her brother.in-lo:' -05(1'
27, MARY HOLT, eldest daughter of the late T. IME''

of Evet ton. _ ._
Same day, in Breeknock-crescent, Cam

IA
len New Town• „If

Al?
on, ALICE, infant daughter of GEORGE TAYLOR ."
Esq., R.N. 'Ate
Same day, ISABELLA, wife of Mr. JOSEPH GERARP'
of
Same day. at his seat, at Upeirle, Susse,, aged 92, Sir he
FE ERSTON HAUG fl, Bart., during seventy-two of vira
enloyed the title. c letter
On the 2 th ultimo, aged 33, Mr. THOMAS JONES,
press prii,ter, lte of Cester.
Same day, ata Barnardh Castle, Durham, aged 33. M E
th°'.e.
A.ughAtßerY'
BANC, kite of WM. RAISE, of that place, and --
late Mr. John Tompson, of this t •
Same day, in Kirkdale-road, oag'end
31, ANNE, wife of MP
JAMES BALDERSTON, of Ingleton, Yorkshire. Of
fourth son
Same day, aged 3 years and s) months, EDWIN.
Mr. HENRY DOUBLEDAY, of Copperas-1011.
Same day, CYRUS MARTIN', infant son of Mr. T. C. STAB

STREET, of Ranelagh-street.
10°
1
same day, at his residence, at Woolton, after a severe I;
of several weeks, in his 67th year, Mr. JOHN MAXWEL,„..tO,
Same day, aged 3 years, JOHN, son of Mr. EDW. WI"
WHITE, licensed victualler, Hanover-street. 0(
Same day, in his 64th year, SAMUEL GREGSON, I°l4_,
Caton, near Lancaster. 0;0'
On the 26th ultimo, in her 40th year, Miss ELLEN.'"
landla ly cf the
aged Queen's Head, Ormskirk. rxinjoi,t'
Same day, 75, ROBERT MARSHALL, Esq., °-
Birkenhead, d
Same day, at Ormskirk, after a painful and protracte
borne with great patience and resignation, aged 36 year''
CICILY SNAPE.
d 5 •
On the 2gth uitimo, at his residence, in Shaw-street, ogeoi
iof
the Rev. T. TATTER SHALL, D.D., F.C.P.S., late Fel4ipe'
Queen's College, Cambridge, and incumbent of St. Augur
Chur,.ll, Everton.
Same day, aged 45, JOHN TOPHAM, Esq., solicitor. ,part'
Same day, LUCY, the wife of Mr. G. WARTNABY, CO
street. „Or
Same day, at her residence, in Edge-hill, in her 5401.1p4°'
ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. ROGER OAKDEN, ca
prietor, Henry-street. arle'
Same day, at Pcnketh Brewery, the residence of -
JOSEPH, youngest son of the late WM. LANGS HAW. miler
Same day, at his residence, in Amwearterrace, Pent°,-ncv
0
London, aged 54, Mr W. H. WILLIAMS, the well-k"
median.

Same day, aged 32, after a long and painful illoesse'die
JAMES CARSON, shipwright, Blair-street, highly respect
deeply regretted. be
On On the 3oth ultimo, at her residence, in Chester-street
77th year, HANNAH, relict of the :ate Mr. JOHN COT
Toxteth-park. 0095'
Same day, aged 50, Mr. RICHARD SUDLOW, late of
0 Of
ford, Cheshire.
Same day, aged 52, Mr. BIRKETT WHITTLE, eldest 5°
the late Mr. Thomas Whittle, late of Warrington .
THb
Same day, after a short illness, aged 33 years, Captaillted
MAS WADLEY, late of the Latimer, of this port, respeu`
5
all who kew3lst him.
9 'at
On the ultirao, of consumption, aged IS Yealso,''.-
e
months, ANNA, daughter of Mr. RICHARD WILLIA
of the Talbot Hotel, Aberystwith. JO°.
Yesterday, at his residence, 25, Soho-street, xr•
HODGSON,
Same day, suddenly, at Lawtou's House, Rainbill,
Mr.JAMES OWEN,