The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-05-31 00:00:00

DIED

On the 3rd of March last, at Demerara, aged 29, GEO. TATE,
of Shields, master of the Clara & Emma, he was a most affectionate
son, and his family will long have occasion to regret his premature
death.

On the 6th instant, at Catterall, near Garstang, Mr. JOHN
BROWN, formerly, bookseller in Wigan.
On the 15th instant, aged 26, HENRY HARGREAVES' LAW,
•
Esq., of Manchester.

Same day, at Gayles, near Richmond, in his 91st year, Mr
ROBERT WOODWARD.

On the Igth instant, in Crown-street, in his 48th year, deservedly
beloved and respected THOMAS D. STEPHENSON, Esq., surgeon
to her Majesty's 54th Regiment.
Same day, aged 73, the Rev. GEORGE LEE, senior, proprietor,
and, until recently, the editor, of the Hull Rockingham newspaper..
Same day, at Horbury, in the Bgth year of his age, Mr. JOHN
CHILD.

Same day, near this town, Mr. JOHN BENNETT, of Manches-
ter, youngest son of Mr. John Bennett, of Derby.
On the 21st instant, Mr. LUKE BANNER, nephew of Mr. H.•
Banner, Knight-street. He was a steady and respected mechanic,
employed many years in the Liverpool Dock Yard, under Mr.
Jesse Hartley.

On the 22nd instant, deeply regretted, by a numerous circle of
friends and acquaintance, MARGARET, the much heloved wife of
Mr. THOMAS WALKER, commercial-traveller, 36, Vine-street,
and only daughter of JOHN SWARBRICK, Esq., Chester.

Same day,-aged 27, much lamented by her relations and friends,
ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM JACKSON, Vauxhall-road.
On the 23rd instant, at Southport, in her 21st year, HARRIET'
CATER, eldest surviving daughter of Mr. W. C. SMITH, Camden-
street, Birkenhead. She was of an amiable and unassuming dis-
position, and her memory will be long cherished by her relatives
and friends.

On the 24th instant, awfully sudden, aged 26, Mr. EDWARD
ASPINALL, of the firm of Messrs. Bell and Aspinall, chemist and
in her 72nd year, Mrs. MARY BARNES, mother of
yl:leming's-- square, Blackburn.
drsuagnigiestdsa,
Mr. R. T. Barnes, near the Cattle Market.
Same day, aged 71, Mrs. PENDLEBURY.
On the 25th instant, at her house, Aintree, aged 88, Mrs.
SADLER.
On the 26th instant, of inflammation on the lungs, resulting
from measles, aged nearly five years, deeply lamented, JOHN
ALEXANDER, only son of ROBERT STEILL, Finch-street.
Same day, at his residence, in Duke-street, after an illness of
only a few days, DAVID BAIRD, Esq., M.D., one of the physicians
to the Liverpool Infirmary. As an active and highly informed
member of the profession, Dr. Baird may be truly considered a
public loss ; and there is every reason to believe that his death was
caused
by over-exertion in completing a course of clinical lectures
pupils of the Infirmary. By his immediate
regretted, and his goodness of heart and
friends
r h e instruction thriuscstiino
sincerely
of e
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kind and cheerful disposition will be long held in affectionate re-
membrance.
daugh
Samte of e da,
Mr. JOHN in Gray-sGEMMILL.treet, Toxteth park, BARBARA, eldest
Onjthe 27th instant, in Bedford-street, aged 32, SARAH ANN,
the beloved wife of Mr. J. PROCTER, only daughter of the late
J. Snowball, Esq., Mahon, Yorkshire.
Same day, the anniversary of her wedding day, and in the 36th
year of her age, ELIZA, wife of JOHN WILSON GREEN, brother
to the Messrs. Wilson's, ship builders, of this town. She was
exemplary as a Christian, and a friend, and while she carefully
fulfilled the duties of this life, prepared for that event, which has
deprived six small children of a devoted mother and her husband of
an affectionate wife.
On the 28th instant, at the residence of Mr. Molyneaux, 119,
Upper Islington, aged 60, HENRY ASHTON, Esq., for many years
a merchant carrying on business in the island of Jamaica. In all
his dealings, he was,
truly, a strictly honourable man.
On the 29th instant, aged 20, CHARLOTTE JANE SMOULD,
youngest daughter of Mr. William Smould, deeply lamented.
Same day, at Willow-cottage, Bacup, in the 92nd year of her
age, much beloved, ELIZABETH, relict of PETER HEYWORTH,
q., of Green's-nook, near Rochdale.

LIVERPOOL :
TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1842.

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