The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19 00:00:00

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7th inst tnt, at her residsnce. at Clarke. in this coun-
ty, SUSAN, relict of the late JAMES STOCKDALE, Esq., in
the 74th year of her age.
On the 7th instant. in her s"th year, Miss MARY ANNE,
daughter of the late Mr. J. BERNEY, of Gorey, county of Wes-

Same day, at Haslingden, MARY, the wife of Mr. WM.
I.OIIINSON, of Enfield, blacksmith, and daughter of Mr.
THOMAS HEYES, carrier, Haslingden, aged 23 years.
On the Bth instant, aged 85. Mr. THOMAS MEADOW, of
the ower Meadows, for nearly half a century a confidental ser-
vant to the noble family of Latham.
On the Bth instant, aged 59. Mr. JOHN CHESWORTH, for-
merly co:lector at the Manchester Guardian cffic e.'
Fame day, aged 4J, JAMES ANDERSON FORSHAW, Esq.
Same day, in his 81st year, Mr. ANDREW OGLE, of Preston,
father of Mr. John Ogle. stationer of Bolton.
Oft the 9th instant, Mr. R. CLARE, veteilrary surgeon of
Bolton. The deceased had held the office of judge at the Ilor-
wich races since the commencement.
Same day, at Springfield, Neston. Cheshire, aged 57, JAMES
FOSTER, Esq., deeply regretted by. all who knew him.
Same day, at St. Katherine's-lodge, Regent's.park, London,
in her 21st year, CHARLOTTE MARY LOUISA TAYLOR, only
surviving child of the late Lieutenant-'.ieneral Sir Herbert Tay—
lor, G.C.B.
Same day, at Northowram, aged 42, Mr. SIMEON SMITH,
grocer. Mrs. Smith, wife of the above, died only nine days be-
fore her husband. Both were the victims of typhus fever ; and
of six orphan children, who survive, five are ill of the same ma-
lady.
On the 10th instant, aged 45, Mr. J. H. EDWARDS, of Nor-
thumberland-street.
Same day, in her Gth year. MARY ELIZABETH, daughter
of Mr. R. J. Thompson, professor of music, Upper Stanhope-
street.
On the 11th inst., awfully sudden, the Rev. DAVID UMPLE-
BY, the respected chaplain of the County Lunatic Asylum. The
rev. gentleman bad retired to rest at the usual hour, in perfect
health, and had not beets in his bed many minutes before Mrs.
Umpleby was alarmed by a peculiar sound issuing from her hus-
band's throat. On proceeding to enquire the cause, she found
him lifeless. He expired of apoplexy of the lungs.
Same day, at Wrexham, aged 62, CHRISTIAN, wife of Mr. J.
WI LD, sheriff's officer of that place.
Same day, at Wakefield, aged 73, Mons. JEAN BRECAILLE.
He was formerly one of Napoleon's life Gu rds, and, after Na-
poleon's overthrow, served in the English army. Of iate years
he has earned a subsistence by teaching tire French language,
in that town, at twopence per week.
On the I2th inst.. aged 43, Captain T. MIDGLEY, late of the
John Campbell, of this port.
Stanley. after a long and distressing illness,
ANSaNmEeRdIaLyiY at, wife of Mr. H. DOWNING.
Same day, aged 78, Mrs. WAINW RIGHT, of Molescroft, near
Beverley.
On the 13th inst., at Layton, Essex, in his 81;th year, WM.
MASTE RM AN, Esq.
Same day, at Eltham-lodge, in his 58th year, BENJAMIN
WOOD, Esq., M.P.
Same day, aged 69, suddenly, Mr, JOHN GARSIDE, of Wal-
ton, for thirty-nine years the faithful servant, of the late Thomas
and Richard I,e)land..Esqs., of Walton-hall.
On the 14th inst.. at Lord Saltoun's, Great Cumberland-street,
London, the Hon. MARGARET FRASER.
63,S Same day,
at Rodney-street, after a protracted i'lness. aged
ALEXANDER POPE, Esq., merchant, Mobile, Alabama,
much respected.
On the 15th inst, EDMUND, infant son of Mr. JOHN EC-
CLES, of this town.
Saute day, at Bootle, aged 69, Mr. JOSEPH CHESHIRE, late
of Rocksavage lodge, Cheshire.