The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-14 00:00:00

Oil the 19th March, at French Roa
ROBERTSON, of the Ist Madras N:
Captain Robertson, lute of Grove-stre

On the 17th ultinn
sculptor. Mr. Thom was tl
of statuary of "Tam O'Shanter and

several years ago, was c
of Ayrshire, and went

ibit(•d in 11

pursifit of a runaway debto
money, and then settled neat
On the 19th ultimo, in Dev

only sen of the late
bent of Thwaites Chaps
On the 24th ultimo, Mr. OLIVER RINTOUI
the Edinburgh RHO Asylum.
On the 27th ultimo, at Asti-held Lodge, county of Cavan, at
71, LOUISA, relict of the late H. J. CLEM ENTs, Esq., M.P.,
and daughter of the late James Stewart, Esq., of Killymoon,

county of Tyrone.
On the 29th ult., aged 32, THOMAS
Mr. CHARLES COLTON, of Cheater
On the 30th ultimo, aged 98, Mr. .
P"'• had been non:

n of the late

ABRAHAM STEAD,•of

veceasetl _
faithful servant to the late Sir T. Gasmb—_,
Gascoigne, Esq., of Parlington.hall.
• Same day, aged 12, WILLIAM, eldest son of Mr, W
SUMNER, of Stalford.•
_ On the Ist instant

Bart., a

ged 65, HENRY FOSTER, Esq., of

Bickerstaffe
Same day

Same day, sudden
102, JOHN COUGHLIN,
death, enjoyed excellent I
sort to any medical aid.
On the 2d instant, age
HUTTON, pawnbroker, London-road
Same day, at St. Servan, France, ELIZA, the sister of GEO
BARKER, Esq., the composer.
On the 3d instant, aged 45, Mr. Wl.l. CROSS
Same day, aged 28, WILLIAM, only son of M
cowkeeper, Skelhorne-street.
0,1 the 4th instant, in Tarleton-street,
ARTHUR, son or the late Mr. THOMAS WR
of her Majesty's Customs.
On the sth instant, in St. in
aged 77, Limit. an d Quarter-
Same day, in Grove-street

ti of hie
I to re-

SUSAN, wife of Mr

JAMEO

W. MOSS.

St,. Jar

Mi. J. WI

;al 34,
rrnerly

~ wine me

Same day, aged 47, SARAH, wife of Mr. EDW. DAVIES
millstone-manufacturer, Radcliff " -
Same day, in Feuchurch•stree
W. VAUGHAN, Esq., F.R.S.
Same day, at Birmingham, in I
surviving child of the late Mr.
of Lord-street, in this town.
Same day, Mr. STANLEY I
near Manchester

!9th year

,th yeir,

itY 11ORTO

On the 6th instant, at the residence of her mother, Mrs.
Smith, of Mill-street, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. WM.
TARBUCK.

nfant son of Mr. JAS. DAVI-

Same day ARTHUR LOWI
SON, of Richmond-vale, Boot!
Same day, at Torquay. Lord WM. El
ing son of the Marquis of Bristol, and for some time, her MS
jesty'sSecrftary of Embassy at Paris.

On the 7th iditant, aged 35, Captain WILLIAM A YTKEA.
of the brig Cainoena, of this port.

Same day, at Glosion, in her 74th year, ELLEN. Tett of the
late Mr. JAMES JENKINSON, butcher, formerly cif Islington
Market, in this town.
Same day, at the Black Lion Inn, Douglas. Isle of Man, aged
40, Mrs. FRIZELLE, wife of Mr. Edward Frizelie, of the Mantle
Hot 41, Peel.

SaMe day, aged 73, Lady ISABELLA ANN BRYDGES,
daughter of the first Marquis of Waterford.
On the Bth instant, in Bold-place, in his 60th Year, Ml. '-
LIAM CLEMENTS, late of Bootle. Deceased was -
Henry Hole, tbe favourite scholar of Bewick, the
wood-engraver, and excelled greatly in his art, of which m.o.
left many beautiful examples in the picturescue reliqUek of th
town and neighbourhood. His highly cultivated taste brought
him in contact with many of the most eminent artists of this
country as well as abroad, where his judicious obserVations
were attentively listened to. _

pupil
:eiebratedl

Same day, in.Lonclon, aged 58, Mr. WM. MARR, for several
years employed on the Sun newspaper.
Same day. aged 64, Mr. WM. SEAL, sailmaker, and brother
of the late Mr. Robert Seal, letterpress-printer.
Same day, aged 72, M. tie •BLAINVILLE; the successor of
George Cuvier in the chair of comparative anatomy at the
Museum of Natural History in Paris. The deceased %1 astound
dead in one of the carriages of the night train on the ileum
railway whilst on his way to Caen, intending to procea to
England.

•
Same day, at Burntwood-lodge,_ Wandsworth-coninton, of
disease of the heart, aged 46, Mr. C. W. ToWNsEND, Q.C.
The deceased gentleman was much and deservedly esteemed
for his professional attainments. He lately published A Col-
lection of Modern Slate Trials, a work winch will be an endu-
ring monument of his labours and success as u jurist. Mr.
Townsend was recorder of Macclesfield, and a bendier of Lin-
coln's-inn. .

Same day, MARY, the wife of LEWI3 HUGHES, jun.,
watch manufacturer, Liver-street, aged 40 years.
On the 9th instant, aged 28, JANE, wife of Mr. GEO. DALE,
of Christian-street.
Same day, aged 52, GEORGIANA, the wife of Mr. CLEMENT
JOSSET, of Duke-street.
Same day, aged 59, MARY, wife of Mr. OWEN PRICHARD,
of Eldon-place.
Same day, at Formby,, after a prOtraCted.

46

fence, Oxford-street, in,

790, itear,

Captain WM. WHITLEY
Same day, at his resit
JOHN LUPTON, Esq.
On the 10th instant, at Hepionstall, near tlallfaX; Yorki+.6 it e
aged 42, Mr. ROBERT SUTCLIFFE.
On the 13th instant, aged 56, LYDIA, the bch*ed. wife et
JOHN HIGHFIELD, Esq., Linacre House.

Tuesday—Ai/
Wednesday
Thursday ..16
Friday ....17
Saturday ..18
Sunday
Monday.... 29

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