The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28 00:00:00

CASTER, of a

On the 24th instant. in Grel
EDWARD A. MACPHERSON,
Same day, at Tranmere, Che

On the 25th instant, at
of WILLIAM FREDERI

Lately, at Constantinopi
the Molintains. The dece

DIED

Syria he had been livlag—on" .2;"11

the wife c

son, Hall!, and his y0u,.;.,.
Mahometanisin, both expired.
On the 11th of September, on his boo
Shanghai, Mr. ROBERT CROCKETT, (
shin Mencius, of this riortt son of the late
of Kirkhouse, near Dumfries.
On the 27th November, at Philadelphia, JAD
ANDREW CONELLY, of that city, and sem
the late Mr. Joseph Nixon, cooper, of this town
On the 31st ult.. at New York, aged 27. Mr. RICHARD
CIFLOWt chief engineer of the Spar-'-
Guadelqutver.
On the Bth instant, at Id,
45th year, after a lingerir
BARROW, Esq., for many
and Ear Infirmary.
On the 9tb instant, at Dobb Pr 11
year, Mr. JOHN LEUTY. The dent
him one sister and two brothers. T
year, one brother in Ids 88th, awl
The father of the above lived tl
to 97

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of the

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by his bro-

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88 years

his 94tH

mother

rset, THOMAS C
wed to the grave

Same day. at Huntshill
The deceased w-
ther, aged 84, and three sisters,
73; their united ages making 419 years
family, Mc/tiding' children, great
to number nearly 270.
On the 11th instant, in The Gill, Ulverstone,
lat
FLEMING, miller, The deceased was followed to ti
by four generations of the family, amongst whom
father, aged 03.
On
pensionertlle l2th tnaintth,
ea3zredd
c7alr,
eTr.
when at St. Helena, he was selected to fill the office of
sI,VoAuLt Val coif ;
to the exiled Emperor isb,poleon Bonaparte.
Same day, aged 48, Mr. JOHN LAINTON, late
Seel-street Saw-mills.
Same day, aged 17, ELLEN JANE, daughter of
EDWARD POWELL, of Kirkdale.
On the 15th instant, at Southport, aged P'
the Rev. G. GREATBATCH.
On the 16th instant, at Kirk.
PHILLIPS, late coach-proprietor between 51-anchest,
Liverpool.
Same day, aged 25, ANNE, wife of Mr. PETER WALKEI,

granachildren, &:-.,..ti're.:s-;14

wine and si)iritifeale;:iiii

Same day. in hei7l7i
Rev. ROBERT WILSO.
Schools.

late Mr.

SARAH, wife of

dale, in his 71st year, Mr. JAS

m, CHARLES
FREDERICK JONES, ion a Mr. Bennettonths Jones, of the
Drnids' Arms, Cases-street.
Same day, at Lille. Department do Nord, Frr—
nant-Colonel GARLAND, K.H. This officer env
in 1805, end from 1809 to 1813 served as adir
Regiment, with which he was present
of Tarifa, the defence of Cadi.
suit of Massena, battle of Salarnanc,.,
Burgos, and the action at Villa Aluriei.
changed to the 73d Regiment, Captain (lariat.,
years campaign, including the battle of Quatre Bt..
of the following day, and the victory of Waterloo, on .
last occasion he was severely wounded, being then senior au.,
of the regiment. In 1833 Lieutenant. Colonel Garland wax
nominated a knight of the Hanoverian Order, and received the
war medal with three clasps.
on the 18th instant, in Lo-Alon,a.--'
Same day, at Ince, near Wi,"
Esq.

z, b ttle

ce, Ideate-
the army

the meinc

avlng ex-
•ved that

36, Rear-Admiral RYI
:d 70, WM. GIDLOV9

Same day, of scarlatina, aged 7 years, CHARLES WYNNE,
son of Mr. P. HUGHES, grocer, High Perk-road.
Same day, at Ipswich, Captain BALDWiv
officer had been on the retired half pay h.
salved formerly in the 7th Fusileers, and had received the war-
medal with five clasps for his services at Busaco, Albuhers,
Cuidad Rodrigo, Badajoz, and Salamanca,
On the 19th instant. aged 84, MATILDA, relict of the late
Mr. JACOB LEVI, of Seel-street.
same day, at the house of his father-in-law, St. Paul's-
square, aged 38, Mr. WILLIAM HUGHES, of St. Asaph, late
of this town.

lie deceased
t since 1816. He

Same day, aged 45, ELEANOR, wife of Mr. ROBERT
HAM PTON, of Ballergey, Marown, Isle of Man.
Same day, at ParisM, from inflamtnatiou of the bain, aged 20
months, FANNY ARIAN, daughter of GEO.r F. HOWE. Esq., late of Calcutta.

Same day, at the barracks, Fenncy, in consequence of the
breaking of a bloodvessel in the luny,s, Lord ROBERT TAY-
LOUR.
On the 20th instant, aged 17 months, GEORGE HENRY,
son of Mr. JOHN ROGERS, of Breck-road, Everson.
Same day, at Mount Arrant, near Richmond, Surrey, in his
Atrth vnnr Vir•ta

or". yr.', ',eat- sna THOS. GROS VENOIC The deceased
was the son of 'Thomas Grosvenor, Esq., who was brother to
the first Earl Grosvenor, and consequently first cousin to the
late Marquis of Westminster. He was educated at Westmin-
ster School, and entered the army at the age of fifteen. After
serving with his regiment in Holland and I,l;:nders, he took
part in the expedition to the Helder in 1799. He received the
thanks of Parliament for his services at Copenhagen, along
with Lord Cathcart, General Finch, and Sir Arthur Wellesley.
The deceased was appointed colonel of the 65th Regiment in
1814, and was honoured by her Majesty with a field-marshal's
baton on the 9th of November, 184 ti. The deceased sat in
several Parliaments as member for Chester, and afterwards for
the borough of Stockbridge.
On the 21sfinstant, aged 81, Mr. JOHN KENNAN.
Same (lay, at Warrington, in his 70th year, Mr. T. DAVIES,
iron and tin plate worker.