| Description | Sarah CALDICOTT, relict of Mr. John Calidcott of Frederick Street, Edgbaston, aged 89, d. 30 January 1856, o.4.2.1856.
Rev. Colin CAMPBELL, Incumbent of St. Thomas's Lancaster, at St. Thomas's Parsonage, Lancaster, aged 50, d. 30 March 1856, o.7.4.1856.
Robert CAMPBELL, brassfounder of Bartholomew Street, aged 55, d. 18 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
Mrs. Sophia CAMPBELL, widow of Frederick W. Campbell Esq of Barbreck N.B. and sister of late Sir Thomas E. Winnington, Bart, at Berkfield Lodge, near Ipswich, Suffolk, d. 5 February 1856, o.11.2.1856.
William Clune CANDLER, Melsham, Captain, late of the 40th Regiment and Adjutant Royal Brecon Rifles, died at Bayswater, aged 29, d. 29 May 1856, o.9.6.1856.
Charles Henry CANNING, late of Birmingham, at the Ovens diggings, Australia, aged 40, d. 22 October 1855, o.18.2.1856.
Emma Lydia CANNING, youngest daughter of the late Robert Canning Esq. died at the residence of her brother, Hellidon House, Northamptonshire, after a long illness borne with Christian fortitude and spirit, aged 32, d. 19 February 1856, o.25.2.1856.
Nathaniel Esq CARD, of Manchester, treasurer to the United Kingdom Alliance, d. 22 March 1856, o.31.3.1856.
Anne Cecilia CARTWRIGHT, beloved wife of the Rev. Theodore John Cartwright, and third daughter of the late Ven. Archdeacon Anslow, died at the Rectory, Preston Bagot, d. 4 May 1856, o.12.5.1856.
George CAVE, for 37 years surveyor of turnpike roads at Bodicott near Banbury, and for 11 years churchwarden of that parish, died after a painfull illness, aged 68, d. 7 June 1856, o.16.6.1856.
William Esq CHANCE, died at his residence, Spring Grove, aged 68, d. 8 February 1856, o.11.2.1856.
William CHAPMAN, commercial agent, died at Hay Green, near Stourbridge, aged 49, d. 10 June 1856, o.16.6.1856.
Edward CHILWELL, die sinker of Great Hampton Street, died after a long illness, aged 43, d. 26 May 1856, o.9.6.1856.
Miss Frances CHOMEL, of Lichfield Street, Tamworth, d. 10 May 1856, o.19.5.1856.
Procter Esq CLARK, of the Parks, Evesham, youngest surviving son of John Clark Esq. of Lanesfield, died at Oxford, aged 26, d. 13 May 1856, o.19.5.1856.
William CLARKE, only son of William Clarke of the Turk's Head Inn, Livery Street, died of the croup aged 2, d. 31 December 1855, o.7.1.1856.
Richard Arthur CLAY, youngest child of John Clay, confectioner, Smithfield, d. 5 May 1856, o.12.5.1856.
Sarah CLIFFORD, relict of Captain Thomas Fernyhough, late Govenor of the Military Knights of Windsor and formerly of Rugeley, Staffordshire, died at Trent Cottage, Hixon, aged 77, d. 14 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
Richard COBDEN, son of Richard Cobden Esq. M.P. aged 15, d. 7 April 1856, o.14.4.1856.
Hon Lady COCHRANE, Inglis, relict of the late admiral the Hon Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane, G.C.B. died in Eaton Place, London, d. 18 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
COKE D'Ewes Esq, died at Brookhill Hall, near Alfreton, Derbyshire, aged 82, d. 11 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
Thomas Esq COLMORE, the oldest representative of one of the ancient Warwickshire familes, died at his residence, Highgate, aged 86, d. 28 May 1856, o.2.6.1856.
Josiah Collins COOK, of High Street, Dudley, aged 46, d. 24 January 1856, o.28.1.1856.
Sarah COOPER, who for nearly forty years faithfully discharged her duties in the employ of Mr. Thomas Hawkins of Dale End, and his predecessors, aged 79, d. 8 April 1856, o.14.4.1856.
Thomas Birch COOPER, son of Richard Cooper, surgeon of Leek, Staffordshire, died after a short but painfully severe illness, born with exemplary patience. Died at Kensington, aged 15, d. 26 February 1856, o.10.3.1856.
Mary COPE, beloved and affectionate wife of C.H. Cope Esq of Sparkhill, aged 65, d. 9 April 1856, o.14.4.1856.
Rev. Waties M.A. CORBETT, Chancellor of the diocese of Hereford, died at Longnor, Salop aged 59, d. 30 December 1855, o.7.1.1856.
Charlotte COX, beloved wife of Mr. J.H. Cox of Bull Street, Birmingham, died at Lapal House near Halesowen, d. 18 February 1856, o.25.2.1856.
Fanny COX, beloved wife of Mr. F.B. Cox of Camden Street,, aged 69, d. 7 March 1856, o.10.3.1856.
Sarah COX, wife of John Cox, jeweller, Howard Street, died after more than seven years pain and affliction,, aged 79, d. 22 April 1856, o.28.4.1856.
Hon Robert CRAIG, Rutledge, Her Majesty's attorney-general and Queen's advocate of British Guiana. Died at The Grove, Camberwell, Surrey, aged 39, d. 12 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
Mary CRAVEN, wife of the Rev. John Henry Whiteley, Rector of Pedmore, Worcestershire, died at the residence of her father, William Craven Esq, Clapton Lodge, Halifax, aged 26, d. 13 April 1856, o.21.4.1856.
Rev Charles CRAWLEY, Vicar of Hartpury, Honorary Canon of Gloucester Cathedral and for forty years magistrate and Deputy-Lieutanant of Gloucestershire, died at Hartpury Vicarage aged 75, d. 17 January 1856, o.28.1.1856.
Oswell CRESSWELL, Esq Addison Baker, eldest son and heir of Addison John Baker Cresswell Esq of Cresswell in Northumberland and nephew of Mr. Justice Cresswell, died at Harehope, Northumberland, d. 6 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
Charles Esq CRESWELL, late of Barnesley Hall, died at Bromsgrove,, aged 84, d. 15 April 1856, o.21.4.1856.
Alexander Esq CRICHTON, youngest son of Sir Archibald William Crichton. physician to His Majesty the Emperor of Russia died at Simferopal, aged 26, d. 29 February 1856, o.24.3.1856.
Sir Alexander CRICHTON, M.D. Knt, F.R.S., formerly physician to His Imperial Majesty Alexander I, Emperor of all the Russians, died at The Grove, near Sevenoaks, aged 93, d. 4 June 1856, o.9.6.1856.
Clement Green CRISP, youngest son of the late John Crisp, died in the Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, d. 1 May 1856, o.5.5.1856.
Sarah CROCKFORD, Adelaide, eldest daughter of Mr. A.L. Crockford, draper of Bull Street, died at Mr. William Swain's, St. Paul's Square, aged 3, d. 13 June 1856, o.16.6.1856.
James Esq CROSBIE, the last descendant of a family long connected with Liverpool, died at Liverpool aged 79, d. 5 February 1856, o.18.2.1856.
Ann CROWLEY, relict of John Crowley, late of Drake's Cross, Kings Norton, aged 81, d. 12 January 1856, o.28.1.1856.
George CROWTHER, Tildesley, only son of George Crowther of Small Heath near Birmingham, died after a long illness aged 20, d. 10 February 1856, o.18.2.1856. |