DEATHS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3961, 3 May 1870, Page 8

DEATHS.

On February 22, Langley Hilton Harris, Esq., solicitor, Furnival's Inn, London, only brother of Mrs. J. W. Lewis, Shortland House, of this city. Aged 69 years. On March 31, at the residence of her father, Wynyard-street, JeasieHatton, thebeloyed daughter of John and Catherine Crickitt. Aged 19 months. On April 4, at Mangonui, Francis Butler, infant son of H. H. Fenton, Esq. Aged 3 months. On April 5, at the residence of his father, Parnell, Alexander Angus, infant son of Mr. R. McKay. Aged 13 months. On April 6, at Shortland, Kate, daughter of H. J. Lee. Aged 1 year and 10 months. On April 7, at the residence of her son-in-law (Mr. Alexander James), Mrs. Ann Macky. Aged 57 year*. On April 8, at- St. John's College, Jane Alison, the beloved wife of Colonel T. M. Haultain. On April 9, suddenly, Lawrence Lazard, merchant. Aged 35 years. On April 9, at St. Michael's Parsonage, Christchurch, Charlotte Emily Jacobs, wife of the Very Ptev. the Dean of ChristI ohuroh. Aged 50. Oa April 16, at Drake - street, Henry, youngest son of John Ged^iis. Aged 11 months. On April 16, at Bath-street, Parnell, Julia, wife of John Fitt. Aged 59. On April 18, at Randolph-street, Newton, the infant son of Mr. James Leask Sinclair. On April 19, at Arapaoa, Coromandel, Edwin George, infant son of Mr. George 8.. Beeson, Aged nine days. On April 27, Mr. Thomas Mitchell. Aged 37 years. On April 27, at Bath-street, Parnell, Joseph Danzil. Aged 42 years, On April 27, at Shortland, Emily Jane, the beloved wife of Francis Toaeph Wardell. Aged 27 years.