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

DIED.

Lately,. at Ramsay, Isla of Man, where he went with the eIV
pectation of restoratini ri health, impaired br.the orieroes,
duties, of manager of the. Limerick Branch of the Provincial
Bank of Ireland, ROBERT HUNTER, Esq., deeply and sincerelf
regretted. On Mr. Hunter's resignation of manager of that
branch hank, the merchants and citizens of Limerick, and the
noblemen and gentlemen of the counties of Limerick and Clare,
voted him plate value nearly £309, with an address, expressing
sympathy and regret for the cause of his resignation, and their.
admiration of his uniform kindness and gentlemanly conductin the discharge of his dnt ra for the twenty years he lealliel"
amongst them as manager of the hank.
On the 3rd of August, on board the Cathlena, from Africa, for
this port, aged 2g, Mr. JOHN WRIGHT, shipwright, of While"
haven, son of the late Sergcant-Wright, of the Royal cumber-
land Mlitia.
On the 6th of August, at Hong Kong, aged 39, Mr. JOO4
HOLMES, youngest son of Mr.. Henry Holmes, gunsmith, 01
this town.
On the 11th of September, at Picton, U.S., aged so, Mr.
BRUCE, formerly of Cupar Angus-, Forfarshire.
On 23rd Sept ,ou board the ship Belmont, on her passage fr°T
Liverpool to St. John's, N.B...ANN BLA.AD GRANT, aged
r
3 ears, wife of Captain Robert Grant, of that vessel, and daugh-
ter of Mr. John Stripling, of Liverpool. This sudden dispense:
lion, while it deprives two young children of a tender mother,
and a fond husband of ah affectionate partner,
afflicting, not only to her parents, but to a large circle of vela"
lives and friends, to whom the er4aging manners and amiable
disposition of the deceased had greatly endeared her. Bet
remains were interred at St. John's_
will be deep
On the 2nd ultimo, at St. Petersburg. aged 95, Meier-
General
MATHEW CLARK, of the Russian civil service.
On. the 3rd ultimo at Pittenweesn,
aged isw. Mr. T. see
ADAM-
ON, weaver. Deceased had a perfect
recollection of ,s.
.
Paul Joucs sail past Pittsnweem,, on his way
to Leith, about
p
severity years ago, and of the tempest rovidentiall
which
arose E. nd.drove the pirate out of the Frith. He never was what
wasrn
ay
only
yea:hi
three
reallyweeks s iacbk during....ainadirofn
ftehnewwe
ehmol.
. whole of hislong life,
On the 4th ultimo, at Claremont-house, Aberystwith, ELIZA-
BETH, daughter of J. SAYES, Esq., land-surveyor, KingtOni
Herefordshire. Deceased's sister was married in the morning
from the same house, andthe.death occurred in the evening.

On the lath ultimo, et the. Isle of Whithoru, aged 95, Mrs.
COOK. Deceased was a •vidow fifty years, and was the mother
in-law of the late Mr. Collin Cook, of Everton-braw.
Same day, in U,Jper Stanhope-street, Mr. S. HIGGINSft
upwards of twenty years- a faithful servant to Air. °Jain"'
spirit dealer, Cable street.
„A 3a Mr. T.
On the 15th ultimo, after .a shoat illness, 2,lcu "
PARTINGTON, miller, limekiln laue. Mr. 0.
On the 17th ultimo, aged .22, HELENA, daughter of
BECKETT, passenger agent. JOSEPEI
On the 18th ultimo, at Thornbury, In his gist year, d
HUMS, Esq., for many years- a well known practical um
scientific chemist, in London. Mrs
On the I9th ultimo, at Birmingham, in her pied years
ELIZABETH MORRIS. ear,
Same day, at her daughter's residence, in her 78th Y
ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. ABRAHAM WA
COLLARD. BERT
Same day, at New Melton, suddenly, aged 77, Mr. FLO
PINCH, more commonly kn-asn by the cognomen of .. Old 17,
Bob." The deceased was an eccentric character, and knosvo.`,
almost all parts of England, as well as in some parts of itoSg"
in which country he had formerly been a huntsman.
Same day, aged 3 months ROBERT. son of Mr. BRE.a-
On the 22nd ultimo, agecC3s, Mr. JOHN MORGAN, boot a"
shoe maker and news agent. Market-street, Leigh. ter
Same day, aged 3 years, ELIZABETH EMILY, third date
of Mr. P. BARBER, of St. Paul's-square.
Or'
Same day, at his residence, Parliament-street, aged
GEORGE BURROWS, for some time conldential servaorgr,
Miss Dutton, of Great. George-street, and second son of,
Thomas Burrows, of Whitchurch. Salop. dO, •
Oa the 24th ultimo, at her residence, at Litherland, agy
Mrs. MURPHY, widow,of the late Mr. Murphy, pilot. colt-
Same day, at Virginia Cottage, near Douglas, aged 22, E'„ott
BETH, eldest daughter ,of the late Mr. J. DAVIES, met
of this town.
,set.
Same day, aged 40, Mr. .HUGH HUGHES, of Myrtle-Ws' gr.
Same day, at Thistleton, near Hu 1, !a his Buth yearaor, of
JOHN PERKINS. Deceased was a proprietor and publisw' oe
the Hall Rockingham .newspaper upwards of thirty years. or
was an officer on board his Majesty's sb.ig•Buffalo, in the Y
of
1782, and was an eyewitness to the unfortunate catastroaa„e
the sinking of the Royal George, at Spithead.
On the 25th ultimo, after a short Clucas, aged 23, ''„gfit •
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of. Mr. T. LEATP
Prescot.
Same day, in Upper-Pitt-street, aged 2a, CAROLINE LOUISI4
wife of Mr. J, B. BOOTH.
Same day, at Erodsham, Mr. JOHN FISH, officer of ExcaSe,
Same day, at Brihton, Mr. JACOB OSBORNE, of GlouceSt
for many years sbopman and clerk to the late J. Wood, $94"
of that city, and ono of his executors.
Same day, in Nile-street, in her 55th year, ELIZABETH, tb
beloved and affectionate wife of Mr. T. G. WH I DBORNE- „
On the 26th ultimo, at the house of her brother-in-laW, ftt
a. 5
27, MARY HOLT, eldest daughter of the late T. IMES,
of Evei ton.
OW
Same day, in Breekriock-crescent, Camden New T0W0,,,,, Ligar,
don, ALICE, infant daughter of GEORGE TAYLOR
Esq., late
Same day, :SABELLA, wife of, Mr. JOSEPH GERAFI-'
of Crosby. ES°
Same day, athis seat, at Upcarle, Susse-, aged 92, Sir IT „. De
ERSTONHAUGH, Bart., during seventy-two of sorei
enloyed the title. te
On the 2 th ultimo,•aged 33, Mr. TilliMAS JONES, t.
press printer, late of Chester. Or-
Same day, at Barnard Castle. Durham, aged 33, MARYtile
BANC, Ville of WM. RA INE, of that place, aad daughter
late Mr. John Tompson, of tills town. • wife Of 14r.
Same day, in Kirkdale-road, aged 34, ANNE, Nl'
JAMES BALDERSTON, of Ingleton, Yorkshire. sou Of
Same day, aged 3 years and g months, EDWIN. fourth
Mr. HENRY DOUBLEDAY, of Copperas-2°llw
Same day, CYRUS MARTIN, infant son 0.
STREET, of
Lisaßanlgh-street. severe iline°'
after a
Same day, at residence, at Wootton..
of seeeral weeks, in his tish year, Mr. JOHN MAXWELL..,(,.MUSS
Same day, aged years. JOHN, son of Mr. EDW.
WHLTE. licensed victualler, Hanover-street. Of
Same day, in his 84th year, SAMUEL GREGSCN, Esti,
Caton, near Lancaster.
. T. C. STAN I'
the 28th ultimo, in her 40th year, Miss ELLEN Lll°l4°
landlady of the Queen's Head, Ormskirk.
Same day, aged 75, ROBERT ;MARSHALL, Esq., of Belllo4
Birkenhead. eS-4,
Same day, at Ormskirk, after a painful and protracted ilin_ijao
borne with great,patience and resignation, aged 36 years,
CICILY SNAPE. colt
On the 29th ultimo, at his residence, in Shaw-street, alies, 01
the Rev. T. TATTER SHALL, D.D., F.C.P S., late Fe&gel
Queen's College, Cambridge, and incumbent of St. Augu3—
Chur,.h, Everton.

Same day, aged 45, JOHN TOPHAM, Esq., solicitor. or
Chaff
Same day, LUCY, the wife of Mr. G. WARTNABY,
street. 9OP
Same day, at her residence, in Edge-hill, in her 54th ro,
ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. ROGER OAKDEN, car r
prietor, Hnry-street. ocit,
Same day, at P.uketh. Brewery, the residence of his u
JOSEPH, youngest son of the late WM. LANGS HAW. iritie,
Same day, at his residence, in Amwell-terrace, Penton. Co'
London, aged 54, Mr. W. H. WILLIAMS, the we11...10014'
median. 01'
Same day, aged 32, after a long and painful illne"'Aoo4
JAMES CARSON, shipwright, Blair-street, highly reapecte'
deeply regretted. >,l
On the 3,lth ultimo, at her residence, in Chester-street, 00,0 f
77th year, HANNAH, relict of the late Mr. JOHN COTTS
Toxteth-park. Or
Same day, aged 50, Mr. RICHARD SUDLOW, late of
o 0 Of
ford, Cheshire.
Same day, aged 52, Mr. BIRKETT WHITTLE, eldest 0
the late Mr. Thomas Whittle, late of Warrington. fk" 'r 014
Same day, after a short illness, aged 33 years, Captain oil—
mAS WADLEY, late of the Latimer, of this port, resPec y
all who knew him. 4
.0.
On the 31st ultimo. of consumption, aged 18 years 8;71.5,1"
,0
months, ANNA, daughter of Mr. RICHARD WILLIA'—
of the Talbot Hotel, Aberystwith. Or
Yesterday, at his residence, 23, Soho-street, Kt° 41
HODGSON.
le
Same day, suddenly, at ;.avyton's House, RaitiPln.77-' ,s
Mr.JAMES OWEN,