| Description | George LAMBLEY, late of Birmingham, aged 51, d. 22 January 1854, o.13.3.1854.
Mrs James LAMBLEY, relict of James Lambley, late of Birmingham, died at the residence of her mother, 194 Bradford Street, d. 5 May 1854, o.8.5.1854.
Sarah LANDER, relict of Thomas Lander, late of Birmingham, d. 18 March 1854, o.20.3.1854.
Elizabeth Savage LANDOR, daughter of the late Walter Landor of Warwick and Ipsley Court, died at Warwick, aged 77, d. 24 February 1854, o.27.2.1854.
John LANE, postmaster and magistrate's clerk for 50 years at Straftford-on-Avon. Died at the post office, aged 79, d. 28 March 1854, o.10.4.1854.
George LANGSFORD, Thomas Wallis, son of G.J. Langsford of Brearley Street West, Hockley, aged 13 months, d. 24 May 1854, o.29.5.1854.
Watson LANGTON, of the Vine Inn, Great Colmore Street, aged 55, d. 25 February 1854, o.6.3.1854.
Charles LARGE, died at Bradwell, near Bampton, Oxfordshire. Known as a breeder of long-woolled sheep, for many years possessing a flock of first character, d. 5 May 1854, o.15.5.1854.
Sophia LAWRENCE, wife of Samuel Lawrence of Great Brooke Street, aged 62, d. 2 May 1854, o.8.5.1854.
Thomas LAWRENCE, of Balsall Heath, formerly of Hill Street, aged 72, d. 6 February 1854, o.13.2.1854.
Thomas Moreton LEDSAM, third son of J.F. Ledsam of Chad Hill, Edgbaston. Died at St. Leonards on Sea, aged 23, d. 9 April 1854, o.17.4.1854.
Mary LEES, daughter of the late Mr. S. Hopkins, New House, Yardley, aged 68, d. 24 December 1853, o.9.1.1854.
John LIGHTFOOT, one of the directors of Birmingham Banking Co. from its commencement. Died at his residence, Soho Hill, Handsworth, aged 88, d. 2 May 1854, o.8.5.1854.
Sarah LINWOOD, second daughter of the late John Linwood, died at her residence in Hagley Road, Edgbaston, d. 9 April 1854, o.17.4.1854.
Margaret LISTER, wife of D.S. Lister, japanner of Bilston, aged 37, d. 26 December 1853, o.2.1.1854.
Rachel LLOYD, of the Farm, Bordesley, aged 85, d. 2 May 1854, o.8.5.1854.
William David LOCH, Lieutenant R.N., eldest son of Rear Admiral Loch (cousin of Captain Granville Loch, of the ÔWinchester' killed in Burmah) Died of results of an accident on board HMS Agameninon at Malta, d. 18 January 1854, o.6.2.1854.
Miss LOCKETT, died at the residence of her brother, John Lockett at Great Fenton Hall, aged 57, d. 23 May 1854, o.29.5.1854.
Joseph Esq. LONGMORE, of Mythe House, Tewkesbury, for many years Chairman of the Tewkesbury Board of Guardians and a Magistrate of the borough of Tewkesbury, aged 74, d. 29 May 1854, o.5.6.1854.
George LOVELL, late Her Majesty's Inspector at the manufacture of Small Arms. Died at his residence in Edgbaston, aged 66, d. 26 April 1854, o.1.5.1854.
Elizabeth LOWE, wife of Joseph Lowe of this town, died in London, d. 31 December 1854, o.9.1.1854.
Sarah Ann LOWE, only daughter of Benjamin Lowe, late of Chapel Farm, Kings Norton. Died at her aunt's at Tanworth, aged 16, d. 7 April 1854, o.17.4.1854.
Lydia LUCAS, wife of John Lucas of Longton, Staffordshire, aged 32, d. 13 January 1854, o.23.1.1854.
Charles Scott LUXMOORE, Very Rev., Dean of St. Asaph, Chancellor of the same diocese. Canon of Hereford, Rector of Cradley. Died at Cradley, Herefordshire, d. 27 April 1854, o.1.5.1854. |