| Description | George BABINGTON Gisborne Esq., son of the late Thomas Babington Esq. of Rothley Temple, Leicestershire. Died in Queen's Gardens, Bayswater, aged 61. d.1 January 1856. o.7.1.1856.
Rose BADHAM, eldest daughter of G. Badham Esq. solicitor. Died at Beckford near Tewkesbury. d.29 March 1856. o.7.4.1856.
Emily Charlotte BADKIN, youngest child of Isaac Badkin of Lower Temple Street, aged 3. d.29 February 1856. o.17.3.1856.
Right Hon. Lord BAGOT, died at Blithfield, Staffordshire, aged 82. d.12 February 1856. o.18.2.1856.
John BAKER, died at his residence, The Mount, Grendon, aged 53. d.9 May 1856. o.12.5.1856.
Mary Ann BALDWIN, wife of William Steward Mabon late of Manchester and youngest daughter of the late B.B. Baldwin of Temple Row, Birmingham. Died at Melbourne, Australia after a short illness. d.5 February 1856. o.19.5.1856.
John Keeling BALL, the infant child of - Ball of New Street, Birmingham. Died at Aston. d.19 March 1856. o.24.3.1856.
Christopher BANCKS Whitcombe, only child of Christopher Piggott Bancks of Elm Cottage near Bewdley, much beloved and deeply lamented, aged 7. d.20 March 1856. o.28.4.1856.
John Vaughan Esq. BARBER, formerly of Walsall, aged 85. d.6 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Alfred Esq. BARKER, of the 66th Goorhka Regiment and Quartermaster and interpreter of the 10th Light Cavalry. Youngest son of the late George Barker Esq. of Springfield near this town. Died at Ferozepoor, India. d.23 Ferbruary 1856. o.21.4.1856.
Ann BARNETT, wife of J. Barnett, late of the Commercial Hotel, Sheffield. Died at Handsworth, aged 59. d.16 April 1856. o.21.4.1856.
Elizabeth BARNS, wife of Samuel Benjamin Barns, engraver, Sherborne Road, Balsall Heath. Died after a painful illness, aged 50. d.26 January 1856. o.4.2.1856.
Sir Henry Every BART, died at Eggington Hall, Derbyshire, aged 78. d.28 December 1855. o.7.1.1856.
Frederick Esq. BARTLEET, died of bronchitis at Wanstead, Essex, aged 54. d.14 February 1856. o.18.2.1856.
Newton Jones- BATEMAN, infant son of the Rev. B. Jones-Bateman, Rector of Sheldon, died at Alton Hall, aged 6 months. d.25 March 1856. o.31.3.1856.
Nora BATEMAN, beloved and only daughter of James Bateman, land agent of Warwick. Deeply regretted, aged 7. d.18 May 1856. o.26.5.1856.
Charles Winterton BAYLISS, gentleman of this town, died after a few days illness, aged 43. d.18 April 1856. o.21.4.1856.
William BEACH, of David Street, Manchester. Youngest son of the late William Beach, merchant of this town, aged 27. d.21 April 1856. o.26.5.1856.
Charles BEAUFOY, third son of S. Beaufoy of Meriden, died of consumption, aged 22. d.6 May 1856. o.12.5.1856.
Charles Esq. BEDFORD, solicitor and one of the aldermen of the city of Worcester. Died at his residence, The Shrubbery, Worcester, aged 57. d.22 April 1856. o.28.4.1856.
Mary Elizabeth BELLON Susanna, beloved wife of Monsieur Bellon of Chateau de Neuville, Dieppe, France and eldest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Davies of the Tything, Worcester. Died at Alma Cottage, Parkgate, Cheshire, aged 38. d.25 February 1856. o.3.3.1856.
Cornelius BENSON, solicitor of Birmingham, died at Erdington, aged 67. d.8 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Sarah Isabella BETTERIDGE, beloved wife of Joseph Betteridge, died at 46 Halsey Street, Chelsea, aged 25. d.19 February 1856. o.10.3.1856.
John BILL, eldest son of the late John Bill Esq. of Farley Hall, Staffordshire. Died at Harrow School after a short but severe illness, aged 17. d.2 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Thomas BIRCH, second son of Richard Cooper, surgeon of Leek, Staffordshire. Died at Kensington after a short but painfully severe illness, borne with exemplary patience, aged 15. d.26 February 1856. o.10.3.1856.
Mrs Susannah BIRTLES, died at 62 Great Hampton Street in Birmingham, aged 58. d.5 January 18546. o.14.1.1856.
James Esq. BLAIR, solicitor, died at Uttoxeter, aged 81. d.30 April 1856. o.5.5.1856.
Jane Isabel BLAKEWAY, youngest daughter of John Blakeway, died at Worthing, aged 15. d.29 January 1856. o.4.2.1856.
John Synge Esq. BLOUNT, late of Temple Row, aged 77. d.17 March 1856. o.24.3.1856.
William Esq. BOLITHO, died at Ponsondane, Penzance. d.19 February 1856. o.25.2.1856.
Anchtel Fenton BOUGHEY Fletcher, Major in the 81st Regiment, son of the late Sir John Fenton Boughey, Bart. of Aqualate in the county of Stafford. Died at Umritser, Lahore, India. d.8 April 1856. o.9.6.1856.
Charles BOWER, youngest son of the late T. Bower of this town. Died at Marshville, Upper Canada after a short illness. d.27 February 1856. o.31.3.1856.
John Eddowes BOWMAN, professor of practical chemistry in King's College, London, died at his residence, Campden Hill, Kensington, aged 37. d.10 February 1856. o.18.2.1856.
John BOYCE, of Aston, aged 61. d.8 March 1856. o.10.3.1856.
Mrs Henry BRADLEY, wife of Henry Bradley Esq. of Leamington, died at Park Hall near Kidderminster. d.28 February 1856. o.3.3.1856.
Thomas BRANT, of Redditch, Worcestershire, aged 75. d.28 March 1856. o.31.3.1856.
Sarah BRATT, relict of Moses Bratt of Willis Street, Ashted, aged 62. d.9 March 1856. o.17.3.1856.
Robert BROOKE, eldest son of the Rev. H.B.S. Harris, Master of Lord Leycester's Hospital, Warwick. Died at Brighton, aged 21. d.15 January 1856. o.21.1.1856.
Mary BROUGH, eldest daughter of Arthur Brough, formerly of Kidderminster. Died at Westbourne Park Road, Bayswater, London, aged 17. d.22 February 1856. o.3.3.1856.
Hannah BROWN, wife of John Brown of Great Colmore Street, aged 62. d.8 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Maria BROWN, relict of Thomas Brown of Knowle, aged 69. d.1 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
George BROWNE Townsend Esq., youngest son of the late Right Hon. Colonel Arthur Browne, M.P. for the County of Mayo and grandson of the First Earl of Altramont. d.4 June 1856. o.9.6.1856.
James BRYAN, of Bowling Green Inn, Warwick, aged 62. d.4 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Sarah BRYAN, wife of Thomas Bryan of 13 Gough Street, aged 46. d.22 May 1856. o.26.5.1856.
Hannah BUDGETT, wife of John Budgett Esq. and beloved sister of the Rev. Peter Sibree of this town, died at Henleaze House, Clifton. d.29 May 1856. o.9.6.1856.
Ann BUNN, relict of J. Bunn of Moseley Road. d.3 April 1856. o.7.4.1856.
George BURCH, formerly officer of the Inland Revenue, died at his residence in Guest Street, Birmingham, aged 66. d.8 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Mary BURMAN, beloved wife of William Burman Esq., died at Stratford-on-Avon, aged 69. d.20 March 1856. o.24.3.1856.
Thomas BURMAN, died at Lady Lane, Tamworth after a lingering illness, aged 68. d.9 May 1856. o.19.5.1856.
Henr Anne BURNABY, relict of Colonel John Dick Burnaby of Evington in the County of Leicester, aged 82. d.5 January 1856. o.14.1.1856.
Rev. John Dick BURNABY, of Asfordby Hall, Leicestershire. Judge of the Leicestershire County Courts and one of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for that county. Died after a short illness at Torquay. d.29 December 1855. o.7.1.1856.
H.N. BURROUGHES Lieutenant R.N., eldest surviving son of Henry Negus Burroughs Esq. M.P. Died at Burlingham Hall, Norfolk, aged 35. d.9 January 1856. o.14.1.1856.
William BURT, gentleman, died at his residence in Hagley Road, Edgbaston, aged 69. d.14 March 1856. o.17.3.1856.
William BUTLER, vetinary surgeon of Coleshill, aged 37. d.5 January 1856. o.14.1.1856.
C. BYRNE, wine and spirit merchant, died at Warwick, aged 70. d.19 March 1856. o.24.3.1856. |