The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-17


On Friday morning, 18th inst, PAMELA daughter of
John and PAMELA wbikehsr aged years and months
Mhs friends and Mutual Lodge l. O. of O. F. are invited
to attend, from her fathers residence, No. 80 Essex
street
On Friday, 10th inst MARoAREr FULLY, aged 70 years
The friends and acquaintance, and those of Terence
Mcdonald requested to attend her funeral Sun.
day afternoon at o'clock from her late residence loa
On Friday Oct 10th, suddenly, of congestion of the
lungs, :. CHn,riAS, aged % years
and Howard aree o'clock this morning His friends
requss,ed to attend without further invitation.
20, On Thursday night Of consumpti0n ANN DrA'cx
Her relatives and friends and those of her john
No g. l. O. Of o f. ara respectfully invited to attend
her funeral Sunday afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence. No 4s Crosby street
On Friday the 10th inst RopERr WILSON, OF Nor
gan L Mott aged years, l0months and 10 days.
The friends and acqusintances Of the family are re-
18th instant o'clock NJ, from the residence Of his
father Backwes Island foot of 6lst street, East river
At salem, on Monday mo rnipg EITHER. widow of the
late John Ashby soldier Of the revolution, SO years
Tabernacle Church for about 20 years, and the tim
of her decesse was the Oldest female member Of tina
church On Monday, LOIS oDsLL agsd74 On Tues
N y, dss aged "a years r months month"; TIA ,,
In New Bedford, isth inst. SARAH STRANGE in the Goth
in jsarsy, \. H, 9Th ult, Mr.. MARY wife of Moses
In Cambridge on Saturday 18th inst, THOMAS BRsEsg
Esq, Purser U. Navy. He lived respected and be.
loved. and died lamented by all who knew him. Mr..
Rreess was born in Newport Ii in early life he left
Newport attached the personal Isaf Of Commodore
Perry he was in the combat on Lake Erie, with his
friend and commander and assisted in dschargng tho
last gun which fred board the Lawrence Shortly
alter he received commission Purser and has been
since uninterrupsedly employed.
At Somerville 18th inst Mrs LYDIA WILKINS, late Of
Last Unity, N. H., aged TO-
In Washington City, the 18th instant, Hon. HENRY
penpotentary Of Her Britannia Majesty this gov
ernment in the seth year of his age The Union says
OF this distinguished gentleman, who has resided
long among able to present only the fol-
lowing short biographical sketch he Hon. Henry Ste.
phen Fox born in lT9l and the of General
Henry Edward Fox, third of Henry Fox, the first
Lord Holland He thus the nephew of the celebra-
ted Charles James Fox and cousin of the late amiabe
that through of his female ancestors he inhers the
blood of merry King Charles H. and consequently of
Henry ~. In his younger days, MIR. Fox was well
known in the beau monde of London, Of cstere
among whom were Lord Byron, Lord Kinnard, and
others less celebrated in their time whose deeds
and sayings recorded by Moore in his life of Byron
After the general peace 1915 he visited the Continent
and by remaining too long in Rome he contracted the
malaria fever, which brought him to the verge of tho
grave and produced effect deleterious upon his
constitution He then entered the diplomatic career, in
which bis advance was rapid, in consequence of his
talents well through the influence of his noble and
Political connexions He the first minister plenipo.
Tertiary OF Great Britain to Buenos Ayres from which
he transferred in the same capacity to Rio de ia
metro, and thence to this government In 1896 OF the
talent displayed in mis- correspondence many delicate
and difficult questions OF international law, Of his uni
form courtesy Of the amenty of his in society
A. ior us to speak They are all attested
by those who have been placed situation to observe
him.