The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-08-16 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, drowned, a litttle distance from New York, Mr. THOS.
HUNTER, seaman on board the Laurel, deeply regretted by his
friends.

On the 23rd of December, at Old Calabar, on board the Captain
Ross, aged 29, Mr. RICHARD W. PORTER, surgeon, third son
of William Porter, gentleman, of Lincoln. He had been eight
years in the African trade, and was on the eve of returning to his
native country to receive the thanks and justly-merited reward of
his employers for his unrelaxed exertions, integrity and zeal for
their interest, and his care and attention to the men placed under
his charge.

On the 25th ultimo, sincerely regretted, Mrs. MARGARET
HUNT, Trafalgar-street, formerly of Bagilt, North Wales.
Same day, at the Holly Lodge, Lymington, aged 92, Mr. JOHN
FROST. He was the Secretary and one of the founders of the
Corresponding Society. In 1792 lie harboured Gerrald. In 179 s
he was elected with Joel Barlow, Deputy from the Constitutional
Society in France. After his return he was sentenced to the
pillory, for seditious words in commendation of the proceedings in
France, drawn from him by a spy; but the pillory was pulled
down by the people, and the sentence remained unexecuted. In
1501 he was elected for East Grinstead ; a pardon from his sentence
as a felon being obtained by the influence of Sheridan, to remove
an objection to the validity of the election. He married early;
but, living unhappily with his wife, they se;arated after two
daughters were born ; who survived their parents.
On the 27th ultimo, at Cheetham-hill, Manchester, of typhus
fever, MARIAN, daughter of the Rev. It. NEWTON, Wesleyan
Minister.

On the Ith instant, at Everton, MARGARET, second daughter
of the late Mr. JOHN ELLIOTT, of Manchester.

Same day, at the Glebe-house, kilrush, aged upwards of go, the
Rev. IRWIN WHITTY.

Same day, at his seat, in Hampshire, the Right Hon. WILLIAM
NOEL Lord BERWICK, of Attringharn-hall, Shropshire. His
lordship died unmarried, and is succeeded by his brother, the Hon.
and Rev. Richard Noel Hill, M.A., Rector of Berrington, Shrop-
shire. It may be remarked, as a somewhat uncommon occurrence,
for three brothers in succession to take the title of their father.
On the :sth instant, after a short but severe illness, Mr. THOS.
HODGSON, formerly pawnbroker in this town, and son-in-law of
the late Mrs. Ann Addison, Clarence-street.
Oh the 6th instant, at I3ickerstaffe-hall, near Orrnskirk, Mr.
ABRAHAM GREAVES, late of Monk Royd, near Pontefract, a
celebrated agriculturist, highly respected by all who knew bins.
On the 7th instant, aged 31 years, JAMES, son of Mr. T
PENDLEBURY, Hulton.

On the Bth instant, CATHERINE EMMA, youngest daughte
of Mr. H. MITCHELL, of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
On the gth instant, at Leamington, HUMPHREY SENHOUSE,
Esq., of Nether-hall, Cumberland.
Same day, at her father's residence, 1, Wesley-street, aged 20.
REBECCA, the dearly-beloved daughter and first-born of the Rev.
Dr. BEAUMONT. She possessed a mind of more than ordinary
firmness, comprehension, and vigour; and was highly accomplished
by the operations of great natural taste, by the love of order, and
by the products of an education various and extended. Her piety
being enlightened and sincere, deep and elevated, habitual and
practical, she was ever conscientious and faithful, decided and
correct, noble and generous in all her principles and proceedings.
During a long and painful affliction, which she bore with more than
the firmness of a philosopher and all the resignation of a saint, the
chiefest graces of the Gospel shone brightly in her character; and
being, like the Saviour, in whom she trusted, made perfect through
sufferings, she has passed through the church militant to join that
which is triumphant and immortal. Requiescunt in pace. Nil nisi
truce.

On the 10th instant, aged 7 months. ROBERT, son of Mr. T.
KERR, grocer, Preston-street.

Same day, suddenly, aged 71, Mrs. MARY BRUCE, mother of
Mrs. Moore, Ranelagh-street. For fifty years she adorned the true
principles of Methodism.

Sallie day, at her house, Lodge-lane, the wife of the late Mr.
JOHN BALL, cowkeeper, formerly of Bridport-street, deeply re-
gretted.

- Same day, aged 23, WALTER BINGLEY, youngest son of AN-
DREW TODD PATTERSON, Esq., Oatlands, Isle of Man.
Same day, at Warrington, aged 82, WILLIAM WEST, a mem-
ber of the Society of Friends, formerly of Warrington.
. .

Same day, at 'his seat, Rossmore Park, in the county of Mona-
, ,i 1 lonuesslsy,
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seizedwith a fit of apoplexy on Monday morning last, from which period
ship, wahftoerhaadfe
he continued totally insensible. The deceased nobleman will be
succeeded in his title, if not estates, by his son, Henry Westerna,
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one of the present members for Monaghan, whose elevation to the
peerage will, of course, create a vacancy in the representation of
that county.
On the 11th instant, in Mount-street, HANNAH, wife of Mr.
WM. WALKER, paper-manufacturer.
Same day, at her residence, Stockwell-common, in her gist year,
ANN, relict of the late FRANCIS WARING, Esq.
Same day, at Weobly, in the county of Herefordshire, in the 60th
year of her age, CAROLINE, wife of CHARLES LOMAX, Esq.,
surgeon. Much beloved in life, and in death deeply deplored. The
memory of this amiable lady will long be most affectionately
cherished, not only in the hearts of her beraved family, but in the
kindest recollection of a large circle of sincerely and deservedly
attached friends.

On the 12th instant, aged 43, AMBROSE BRITAIN BUXTON,
china and earthenware dealer, Clevelaud•square.
On the 13th instant, in his 84th year, Mr. THOMAS SLATE, late
of Congleton, Cheshire,
Same day, at Chester, aged 67, after a short illness, much
regretted by her family, MARY, widow of the late Mr. HUGH
DEAN, saddler, of that city, and mother of Mrs.V.Hardmati, Cases-
street, Liverpool.

On the 14th instant, in the Ssth year of her age, Mrs. FANNY
LIGOE, formerly of Redcross-street.
Same day, after a short illness, aged 32, Mr. WILLIAM
NICHOLS, Warwick-street.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1842.
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