The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14 00:00:00

DEATHS.

On the 3d of March last, at Pernambuco, on board the brig Edgar,
aged 25 years, Mr. Thomas Roberts, seaman, son of the late Mr. Wm.
Roberts, shipwright, who unfortunately fell from the maintop whilst
repairing the rigging. Ile was removed to the hospital as soon as it
was practicable, where he died after suffering 17 hours, eight of which
he remained on board the vessel before permission could be obtained
in consequence of the brig riding quarantine.
On the 4th of April last, at Gong° Soco, in the Brazilian empire,
after an illness of ten clays, Thomas Aveline, Esq... Chief Corn m issioner
of the Imperial Brazilian Mining Association, who, during a long
residence at Rio de Janeiro, gained the respect and esteem of every'
one who knew him. He has left a widow and six small children to
lament their irreparable loss.

On the 9th ult., Miss Biddy Burke, aunt of Patrick Fitzpatrick.
Esq., at his seat, Newford,Athenry, who attained the extraordinary
ale lir.l„l.rlOr
ayeeulrtte,sup to which period she remained in full possession

013 the•22d ult., at Atherton, in this county, Elizabeth. relict of
Robert Buchanan, M.D., formerly of this town, in her 59th year.

On Friday, the 2.6 th ult., at his seat, Doehfour, near Inverness, at
the venerable age •of 93 years. Eran /Wine, Esq., formerly rePre*
sentative in Parliament for Bristol.

Same day, at Statham-lodge, Caroline Elizabeth, second daughter
of the Rev. William Fox.

Same day, at St. Peter's-hill, Stamford, very suddenly. Mrs. Julia
Bull, aged 76. .1-ier sister was reading aloud from a newspaper the
account of a sudden death, when the deceased remarked, " that will
be my case some time ;" the words were scarcely uttered ere she fell
from the chair; and in less than five minutes she was a corpse.' -
On Monday, the 20th tilt., near Holyhead; in the 80th year of his
age, Mr. Bates, author of " Death and Eternity." " Menai Bridge,"
"-Sailor's Progress," and several other poems.

On Thursday. the 2d instant, at Poole-cottage, Wallasey. Cheshire'.
the wife of Mr.•Jolin Woodfine, aged 80 years : her death is much
lamented by a large circle of relatives and friends.

On Friday, the 3d instant, 'at Kirkham, Eli'sahetb, relict of the late
.folm Langton. Ketq., aKed 's • -

Same day, at Whiteparish, in the, Efith year of his age•Rie Rev.
John Wane, for many years vicar of Whitiparisb,, Wilts, and rector of
Sheffield 51glish, in the county of Hants. .
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On Saturday, the 4th instant, Ur. Edward Langley, watchmaker..
Lower Kensington, West Derby. - - •

On Sunday, the 3th instant, Catherhte„reliet of the late Mr. Robert
Hughes, BrOwnlow-hill.
On Monday. the 6th instant, at Peover-hall, Sophia Frances, eldest
daughter of Sir Henry M. Mainwaring, Bart.
Same day, at Strathallan-crescent, near Douglas, Isle of Han, the
wife of Henry Pooley, Esq., formerly of nanehester.

On Tuesday, the 7th instant, suadenly, Mr. Robert Graham, agrl
r(i years, much and deservedly respected.

Same day, at Ballaugh. Isle of Man, Mr. R. Corlett, aged 85 years.

On Wednesday, the Bth instant, at her ladyship's residence, Great.
Rtanhape,street, the Right lion. Lady Ashburton. By her death the
Right lion. Lord Cranstoun cornea into a splendid fortune, as his
lordship not only succeeds to all her ladyship's estates, but likewise to
those of the late Lord Ashburton.
On Thursday the 9th instant, at Croft, in the parish of Winwick.
Mr. John Taylor, at the venerable age of Qi years. mach and de—
servedly respected.

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Same day, aged 47 years, Mr. Thomas Moore, for many years in the
employ a Messrs. Leyland and Sullen, bankers.

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Same day, Mr. Thomas Dewburst, attorney, of Preston : he woo
found dead in his bed. He had been for time past in a declining state
of health, but was not considered in so dangerous a state ai..to givO
room for apprehension that his death would be so immediate,

Same day, John Jeffrys, Esq., Oanaburgh•terraco, London, late. of
Blakehrooke, Worcestershire.

On Friday the 10th instant, At her residence, No. 12, Great lionier-
street, Mrs. Jean Geddes.
Same day, Eliza•Nelll, wile•ntlitr. George thtok,,s, of Mosaley..rale,
aged 73 years.

On Saturday last, after a lingering illness, aged 47„ Mr. Robert
Jackson, confectioner, Berry-street, leaving a largw flunilyto lamest
ris loss.

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