| 1 MARCH 1850 At Kenwyn Church-town on the 20th ult., Mr Thos. KENDALL, innkeeper, aged 38 years. At Bissow, on Monday last, Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Mr Nicholas BAILEY, aged 23 years. At Falmouth, the wife of Capt. TYLER, of the smack "Orb". At Helston on Saturday last, Mr TREZISE, aged 50 years. At Goldsithney on Saturday last, Miss Jane ROWE, aged 32 years. At Penzance on the 20th ult., Mr Thomas GLASSON, aged 75 years; and on Friday last, the infant daughter of Capt. BOSUSTOW; AND Mr Jarvis PEARSON, gardener for many years to the late H.P. TREMENHEERE, Esq., of Treneere, Penzance, aged 72 years. At St Just in Penwith, on the 19th ult., Mr William BOYNS, aged 17 years. At St Mary's Scilly, on Friday last, Mr Peter BARNES, aged 65 years. At Newquay on Tuesday last, Mrs Blanch CLEMENS, aged 78 years. At St Austell on Friday last, Prudence, wife of Mr John DAVEY, aged 83 years. She was carried to her grave by her eight grandsons, all brothers, the eldest of whom is thirty-five and the youngest sixteen years of age. At Penerth in the parish of Menheniot on Sunday last, Mr Walter MAYNARD, at an advanced age. At Fowey on the 20th ult., Mr William TREGENNA, draper, aged 32 years; and on Friday last, Miss Rachel GILES, aged 84 years. At St Germans, on the 21st ult., Miss Ann CONGDON, aged 84 years. At Otterham Parsonage, on Saturday last, the Rev. Samuel Chilcott, for a great number of years magistrate for this county acting in the hundred of Lesnewth, aged 76 years. At Gogiuan, on Wednesday last, deeply lamented Mr William STEPHENS, late of Scorrier, aged 47 years. At Guernsey on Saturday last, Dunbar James MASSEY Esq., Ensign in H.M. 16th Regiment of Foot, age 21 years. 8 MARCH 1850 At Truro on Monday last, Mrs Mary COUCH, aged 86 years. At Truro on Wednesday last, at the residence of her niece, Mrs Stephens, Miss Temperance HAWKEN, formerly of Probus, aged 87 years. At St Clements, near Truro, on Saturday last, Mr George VANDERSLUCE, aged 37 years. At Chycoose, in the parish of Feock on Monday last, the infant son of Mr John Stephens, Shipwright. At Penryn, the wife of Mr DAWSON, aged 37 years. At Falmouth on the 27th ult., Mr Henry Reynolds, joiner, aged 47 years. At Falmouth on Wednesday last, Mrs Agnes EDWARDS. At Sunny Corner in the parish of Stithians, on Monday last, Jane, widow of the late Mr Henry MARTIN, aged 68 years. At Stithians, Mr Hezekiah DUNSTAN, aged 40 years. At Wendron, Mr William JOHNS, aged 45 years. At Menherion, in the Parish of Wendron, William, son of Mr William ROBERTS, aged 5 years. At Hayle, on Sunday last, Mary Ann, wife of Mr William PETERS, aged 39 years. At Penzance, on Friday last, Mr T.K. STEVENS, aged 79 years; and on Tuesday, Mr Henry EDDY, aged 25 years. At St Columb, lately, after a protracted illness, Mrs GEACH, wife of Mr Thomas Geach, aged 69 years. At St Austell on Tuesday last, Mrs. Elizabeth NANCOLLAS, aged 72 years. At Bude, on the 28th ult., Eliza, infant daughter of Mr Thomas VENNER. At Liskeard, Mrs BEST, relict of the late Mr. Edward Best, of that town, at an advanced age. At Hackmarsh in the parish of Moorwinstow, on the 25th ult., Mrs Emma TRICK, aged 82 years. At West Park, in the parish of Maker, on Sunday last, Ann, wife of William LITTLE Esq., aged 59 years. At Exeter, on Sunday last, Mr Samuel TRELEAVEN, aged 67 years. At Crowcombe, Somerset on the 26th ult., Elizabeth, youngest daughter and one of the co-heiresses of the late John CAREW, Esq., of Antony, in this county and sister of Mrs Carew of Crowcombe Court, Somerset. At Bath on the 27th ult., Charles, infant son of John TREVELYAN, Esq., of Sonning, Berkshire. In London on the 27th ult., Mrs PEACOCK, formerly of Truro, relict of the late Mr James Peacock, of Hoggin Lane, aged 67 years. At Porto Novo, Coast of Africa, in November last, of fever, Mr William MCFARLANE HUSBAND, mate of the "Anna Watson," and son of the late Capt. John Husband, R.M. of Dunfermline, N.B. 15 MARCH 1850 At Truro, on Monday last, the wife of Mr DAVIES, master of the British School, aged 38 years. At Belmont Cottage, Falmouth, on Friday last, Mrs Ann INGERSOLL, relict of the late P. R. Ingersoll Esq., of Hopton Hall, Norfolk, aged 70 years. At Chacewater, the wife of Mr William WARREL. At Redruth, the infant son of Mr James KEMP; the daughter of Mr J. HEAD; the son of Mr J. PETERS; the son of Mr R. KEMP; the daughter of Mr R. HOSKING; and the daughter of Mr A. ANDREW. At Camborne, last week, Mr James COCK, mason, aged 49 years. At Gwinear, on the 7th inst., Mr Zacharias HOLMAN, aged 39 years. At Hayle on the 7th inst., Miss Grace PENROSE, aged 86 years. At Goldsithney on the 7th inst., Miss Ann GUNDRY, aged 70 years. At Amelebry? in the parish of Towednack, on Friday last, Mrs Alice TREWHELLA, aged 80 years. At St Mary's Scilly, on the 3rd instant, Mr John WEBBER. At Roche, on the 7th inst., Mr John BLAKE, aged 48 years. At St Austell on Friday last, Mr John JAGO, aged 81 years. At St Austell on Sunday last, Mr LYNN of the White Hart Hotel, aged 63 years. At Tywardreath on Saturday last, Elizabeth Ann, infant daughter of Mr JULYAN, grocer. At Lostwithiel, on the 6th inst., Miss Sarah ABRAHAM, aged 75 years. At Couche's Mills near Lostwithiel, Mr Giles FRETHY, smith, aged 49 years. At Penknight near Lostwithiel, on Friday last, Mr John MARTIN, aged 46 years. At Padstow on the 3rd inst., Miss Jane BENNETT, aged 36 years. At Caradon Town in the parish of Linkinhorne, on the 3rd inst., the wife of Mr Jonathan JOHNS, aged 62 years. At Bratton Clovelly, Devon, on the 7th inst., the wife of the Rev. Edward BUDGE, Rector of that parish. 22 MARCH 1850 At Ferris Town, Truro, on Sunday last, Mr John MICHELL, sen., former of Lanner, in the parish of Kea, aged 83 years. At Falmouth on the 12th instant, the infant daughter of Mr W. GENN. At Treglidgwith in the parish of Constantine, on the 11th instant, Mr William PERRY, aged 67 years. At Helston, on Sunday last, Mr George PALMER, baker, late of Penryn, aged 38 years. At Illogan Downs on Saturday last, Mr Jeremiah RICKARD, aged 28 years. At Nancekuke in the parish of Illogan, Mr J. NANCARROW. At Redruth, Mary, relict of the late Mr Matthew HOLLOW; Miss Jane HUNTER, aged 60 years, the wife of Mr Job SALTER, aged 72 years; and the infant son of Mr J.P. HICKS. At Hayle Foundry, on Sunday last, Ann HAMBLY, aged 38 years. At Penzance, on the 14th instant, Mrs Elizabeth EVANS, aged 80 years; on Friday last, Miss Elizabeth JAMES, aged 52 years; and on Sunday, Mr Charles DYZART, aged 62 years. At Newlyn west, on the 8th instant, the wife of Mr J. KELYNACK, aged 55 years. At St Mary's Scilly, on the 14th instant, Mr George WEBBER, aged 25 years. At Bodmin on the 14th instant, the wife of Charles COODE, Esq., solicitor, aged 70 years. At Darley in the parish of Linkinhorne, on the 13th instant, Mr Matthew WEVILL, aged 88 years. At Wadebridge on Monday last, Alice, wife of Robert RENDELL, Esq., surgeon, aged 42 years. At Lewannick, on Monday last, Mr Walter SLEEP, aged 81 years. At Saltash on the 12th instant, the wife of Major HERRING, H.E.I.C.S., and eldest daughter of the last W. LEE, Esq., of Haccombe, near Exeter. At Tavistock on the 11th instant, the wife of Mr C.H. DAW. At Alphington near Exeter, on the 4th instant, Luke PONSFORD, Esq., aged 61 years. At Stepney Gree, on Sunday last, Jane HAMILTON, daughter of the Rev. T.C. Finch, of the British and Foreign Sailors' Society, London, aged 4 years. Wrecked on the coast of New Zealand, in the ship "Calypso," Mr Joseph WARD, aged 20 years, son of Mr William Ward, grocer of Jersey, lately a resident of Bodmin. The "Calypso" sailed from Sydney, in the beginning of May, 1848, since which nothing has been heard of the ill-fated vessel or crew, except that a part of her cargo has been picked up on the coast of New Zealand. 29 MARCH 1850 At Michell Hill, Truro, on Tuesday last, Ann the beloved wife of Robert MICHELL, Esq., aged 90 years, during nearly sixty of which she affectionately discharged the respective duties of wife and mother. Her kindness of disposition and amiability of manners endeared her not only to her family, but to all who had the happiness of her acquaintance, and by whom her memory will long be cherished. At Truro on the 21st instant, much regretted, Sarah, widow of the late Mr James CHRISTOE, of Redruth, aged 83 years. At Truro, on Sunday last, the wife of Mr. PINE, saddler, aged 44 years. At Falmouth on Friday last, Mary, relict of the late William CROGGON, of Cornhill and Belvedere Road, Lambeth, aged 77 years. At Falmouth on Saturday last, much respected and lamented, Mr CHARD, grocer, aged 36 years. At Falmouth on Sunday last, Mrs NASH, widow, aged 53 years. At Thomas's Terrace, in the parish of Illogan, on the 21st instant, Thurse Anne, infant daughter of Mr Thomas KNUCKEY, grocer. At Hayle, on the 20th instant, the infant son of Mr John TREMAYNE. At St Ives, on Monday last, Mr Charles PAYNTER, aged 60 years. At Bolanka, in the parish of Buryan, Mr Richard NICHOLAS, aged 75 years. At Marazion, on Sunday last, Mrs Elizabeth HUNKIN, aged 74 years. At Penzance on the 20th instant, the infant daughter of Mr Thomas PHILLIPS; on the 21st, the wife of Mr Robert HALL, hair-dresser, aged 38 years; on Friday last, Mrs. E. RICHARDS, aged 48 years; the infant son of Mr C. CROCKER, upholsterer; and Frederick, fourth son of Mr Robert BRANWELL, merchant, aged 19 years. At Penzance, on Saturday last, John ? (could be Boss?) Esq, aged 80 years; and on Monday last, Mr Daniel MICHELL, aged 80 years. At St Just in Penwith, on Friday last, Mr Thomas TREGEAR, aged 83 years. At St Mary's Scilly, on the 20th instant, Mr James HICKS. At St Stephens in Branwell, on Saturday last, the infant son of Mr TRETHEWEY, carpenter. At Carthew, in the parish of St Austell, on Tuesday last, Mr James KNIGHT, aged 24 years. At St Columb Major on the 7th instant, Clara Cecilia, infant daught oer the Rev. Philip SANKEY. At Fowey, Miss Honor WILLIAMS, aged 76 years. At Liskeard, on Monday last, Mrs. LANGFORD, widow of the late Mr Walter Langford, woolstapler, aged 75 years. At Calstock, last week, Mr Thomas OLVER, late of Fowey, aged 82 years. At Launceston, last week, the wife of Mr Thomas GEAKE, cabinet maker, at an advance age. At Colhay, near Launceston on Wednesday last, Mr C.G. CONGDON. At Devonport on the 19th instant, the wife of Mr William HOSKING, formerly of Penzance. At Fore Street, Tiverton, on the 21st instant, Mrs Mary COSWAY, relict of the late Mr Joseph Cosway, yeoman, aged 74 years. At Portsmouth, on the 3rd instant, Mr Thomas LEVERETT, of the Still Tavern, aged 55 years. At Sworne, on the 11th instant, Robert Unwin Donnithorne JAMES Esq., Lieut R.M., and the youngest son of the late John James Esq., of Rosemundy, in this county, aged 58 years. At Ipswich, on Friday last, Henry SKINNER, Esq., of Falmouth, aged 45 years. On Friday last, Reginald William, youngest son of Mr Paul NINNIS, of Surrey Square, and of Queen's Street Place, London, aged 7 years. In Buckingham Street, Adelphi, London, on Saturday last, Lawrence Holker POTTS, M.D., aged 60 years formerly Surgeon of the Royal Mainers Militia, Physician to the Royal Cornwall Infirmary, and Medical Superintendent of the Cornwall Lunatic Asylum. Endowed with great natural abilities, educated in the first schools of surgery and medicine, and imbued with an ardent love of science, Dr Potts disliked the irksome duties which accompany the active exercise of his profession, and devoted his attention more particularly to scientific pursuits, although he never allowed them to interfere with professional duties. He was one of the founders of the Royal Institution of Cornwall, and discharged the duties of Secretary for many years. In 1837 he removed to London, and during the latter years of his life was much occupied in perfecting and bringing into notice the valuable invention, which he patented, for constructing foundations in shifting sands, under water, where ordinary piles cannot be driven, the importance of which has been recognized by the Trinity Board and other public boards, and under the management of Messrs. FOX AND HENDERSON, is likely to be extensively used. {end} |