The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-26 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 24th January, On hoard the ship Cosmopolitan, in
Bonny River, Africa, HUGH, son of ROBERT POOLER,
Esq' of Tyross, County Armagh.
In April, at Aicks Bay, East Cape, New Zealand, aged 37, the
Rev. CHARLES L. REAY, formerly of this town.
On the 25th April, at Sydney. N.S.W., aged 31, GEORGE
WILKINSON, Esq., formerly of this town, and late of Pater-
sun, N.S.W.
On the 28th June, at Newport, Monmouthsnire, MARTHA,
reliet of Capt. J. BURRELL, late of this town.
On the 30th ultimo, on his passage from Calcutta to London,
aged 35, Captain ROBERT HUTCHESON, of the barque Jas.
Lumsden, of Glasgow.
On the 4th instant, at Cheddington, Dors2tshire, aged 94,
Mr. THOMAS WAKLEY, farmer. Deceased has left five sons
and one daughter, whose united ages amount to 382 years, the
eldest son being 72 and the youngest 58.
On the 6th instant, at Kelso, aged 88, Mr. WILLIAM HUN-
TER, gardener. Deceased was in the service of the Roxburgh
family for seventy-one years, during which he lived under four
different dukes. .
On the 9th , of scarletina. aged 5
Byears, JAES GEO.
TOPHAM, eldest son of Mr. THOMAS Dof Great
Howard-street.
On the 11th instant, aged 6 months, JOHN RAINFORD,
second son of Captain THOMAS JACKSON.
Same day, at Blaydonburn, aged 19, Mr. JOHN ASHLEY
PARR, of this town, Pate hooking-clerk in the London and
Northwestern Railway Company's station, Birmingham.
Same day, aged 63, Mr. WM. LIPTROTT, of Lydiate.
Same day, aged G 4, Mr. J. S. METHLEY, of Barnsley. The
deceased was well known to the commercial community of this
town.
Same day, at the Chester Lunatic Asylum, in her 50th year,
HANNAH ROGERS, late of Pleasant-street.
Same day, in Rockliffe-place, Leeds-street, of disease of the
heart,-aged 31, Mr. ROBERT HUGHES, shipwright.
On the 12th instant, aged 45, Mr. JAMES WORSLEY, Parr
Stocks, near St. Helens.
Same day, aged 61, MARY, the wife of Mr. LUKE BOND.
On the 13th instant, aged 64, Mr. JAMES GAULSON, for 40
years in the employ of the Ravenhead Plate-glass Company St.
Helens.
On the 14th instant, aged 6 years, ELIZABETH, daughter of
Mr. T. WHARMBY, of Wellington-road, Park.
Same day, aged 5 years, EMMA, daughter of Mr. R. HIND-
LEY, grocer, St. Helens.
Same day, at Newport, aged 82, Mrs. ELIZABETH FELL,
relict of Mr. Thomas Fell, of her Majesty's Customs at this
port, and mother to Mrs. Burrell.
Same day, aged 21 months and 9 days, ISABELLA, daughter
of Mr. THOMAS ROTHWELL, merchant, Derby-place, Edge-
lane.

On the 15th instant RUSSELL SCOTT TAYLOR, Esq., the
eldest son of the late John Edward Taylor, Esq., and one of the
editors and proprietors of the Manchester uardian. The
disease that suddenly carried Mr. Taylor away was typhus
fever, of which he sickened on Monday, the 11th instant,
when he was obliged to leave the office from the languor of the
incipient attack. He was in his 24th year, and has left a wi-
dow and one child. Mr. Taylor was a young man of the greatest
promise, combining large intellectual power with modesty o
demeanour, and a most amiable character, by which he won to
himself a very large circle of friends. He received the first
portion of his education (beyond the mere rudiments) in con-
nection with the Manchester New College' honourably distin-
guishing himself there, and afterwards, in 1845, taking the de-
gree of B.A. at the London University. His labours in con-
nection with the Guardian have been great and varied.
Same day, aged 8 months, HANNAH, daughter of Mr. SA-
MUEL BALL, druggist, Knotty Ash.
Same day, in Frank-street, Toxteth-park, aged 37, Mr.
Borthwick, teacher.
On the 16th instant, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr.
Thomas Fowler, publican, Scotland-road, aged 61, Mrs. HAN-
NAH VICKERS, relict of the late Mr. Henry Vickers, publi-
can, Balderstone, near Blackburn.

I Same day, in his 36th year, Mr. JAMES BURGIN SHAW.
Same day, aged 7 months, CHARLES LINN-EUS, only son
of Mr. T. C. ARCHER, of Higher Tranmere, Cheshire.
Same day, at the house of his uncle, in London-road, aged 4
years and 10 months, JAMES M`NAUGHT, son of Mr. JOHN
C. ROME.
On the 17th instant, at Larkfield, Chepstow, the seat of Rat.
Evans, Esq., JANE ALICE, daughter of the late G. GORTON,
Esq. surgeon, Tranmere, Cheshiie.
Same day, Miss SARAH LOVERIDGE, the stepdaughter of
Mr. James Itenwell, of the Theatre-Royal.
Same day, aged 6 years, MARY JANE, the only daughter of
Mr. HENRY JACKSON.
Same day, at Cheltenham, Lieut. Col. H. B. EVEREST, late
of the 6th Royal Regiment of loot.
Same day, aged 80, SARAH, relict of thelate JOHN RIGBY,
farmer, Spelie,and mother of Mr. John Rigby, hide-merchant.
On the ISth instant, in his 4th year, JAMES PRESCOTT,
youngest child of Mr. JOHN BRIGHOUSE, of Park-road.
Same day, MARY LETTICE, daughter of Mr. EDMUND
MORRIS, and granddaughter of Mr. Edmund Morris, coach-
owner and victualler, Oldhall-street.
Same day, at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Oakes, of
Lower Bebbington, aged 84, Mr. JOHN HARBRIDGE, for-
merly of Sutton-hall, Cheshire.
On the 19th instant, in Park-street, Toxteth-park, in the
prime of life, Mr. THOMAS BARRY.
Same day, at her father-in-law's residence, at Hartford,
Cheshire, aged 27, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN DUNN, jun.,

Same day, of scarlet fever. aged 4 years, ALFRED, son of
Mr. WM. MAYBRICK, clerk of St. Peter's Church.
Same day, atter a few days' illness, aged 21, PETER, third
son of the late THOMAS GREENALL, Esq., of Grappenhall-
• ball, near Warrington.

Slime day, in Chatham street, aged 76, Mrs. ELIZABETH
RITSON.

On the 20th instant, in Crosby-Breen, West Derby, aged 77,
JANE, wife of Mr. S. WOODWARD.
Same day, aged 32, MARY, wife of Mr. J. M'KENNA, ware-
houseman.

Same day, at Ramsgate, aged 50, Captain POLHILL, for
many years M.P. for Bedford. The name of the deceased
gentleman may also be familiar to the public as a member of
the theatrical and literary world. He was for some time the
lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and has been the author of seve-
ral publications of merit. The captain was grandson of the
celebrated Southwark tobacconist, and the second son of the
late John Polhill, of Hornbury-park, Bedfordshire. He mar-
ried, in 1824, Frances Margaretta, daughter of the late John
Deakin, Esq., of Baythorpe-house, Nottinghamshire. On the
demise of his elder brother he inherited the family property,
and was patron of one living. In early life the deceased en-
tered the army, but retired some years since with the rank of
captain. When first returned for the borough, in 1830, he pro-
fessed himself a conservative and a supporter of protection.
In 1835 and in 1841 he came in on similar principles. In 1832
he was an unsuccessful candidate. Latterly the deceased he-.
came a supporter of Sir Robert Peel, and voted for the repeal
of the corn-laws and other measures or that minister. At the
lust election for the borough he was left in a minority on the
poll.
Same day, after a protracted illness, aged 34, ANN, wife of
Mr. JAMES KENYON, of Toxteth-park.
On the 21st instant, at Bayswater, in his 57th year, JAMES
CAMPBELL, Esq., assistant-secretary of the Post-office Ge-
neral.
Same day, at his residence, the Woodlands, Clifton-park,
Birkenhead, aged GO, DANIEL TONGE, Esq.
On the 22nd instant, at the residence of his daughter, in Par-
liament-place, deeply and deservedly regretted, aged 66, Mr.
JAMES MORRIS, farmer, late of Knowsley, many years te-
nant to the Earl of Derby.

Same day, at Storrs, Windermere, in the 80th year of her
age, ELIZABETH, relict of JOHN BOLTON, EFq.
On the 23rd instant, Mrs. JANET LINDSAY, relict of the
late Mr. Peter Lindsay, surgeon.
Same day, of scarlet fever, aged 21, CHARLES ALFRED
ANDREWS, youngest son of Mr.ANDREWS, master of Christ
Church School.

Same day. aged 3 years and 9 months, THOMAS MELLOR
only son of the late Mr. WILLIAM STOREY, No. I, St. Paul's-
sqnare.

Yesterday, of scarlet fever, ned 5 years, FANNY, younger
(laughter of Mr. ROBERT SMITH, of Mill-road, Everton.