Saturday 27 Sep 1845 (p. 3, col. 6-7) Deaths. In Scotch Street, on the 24th instant, Catherine, wife of Mr. Richard CASTLE, aged 25 years-deeply regretted by a numerous circle of friends. In John Street, Botchergate, on the 24th instant, Mr. William GRAHAM, aged 30 years. In the Old Grapes Lane, on the 13th instant, Mr. John POW, aged 37 years-much respected. At the house of her brother-in-law, Mr. Johnston NICHOLS, builder, Wellsburn, Warwickshire, on the 10th instant, of consumption, Ruth, daughter of the late Mr. Rowland THOMPSON, farmer, of Scotby, near Carlisle. At Low Longthwaite, in the parish of Wigton, on the 22nd instant, Francis, son of the late Mr. RICHARDSON, aged 26 years. At Penrith, on the 21st instant, Elizabeth, widow of the late John Lawrence HARRISON, Esq., M.D. At Penrith, on the 24th inst., very suddenly, Mary RIGG, aged 27 years. At Dundraw, in the parish of Bromfield, Nanny IRVING, aged 21 years. At Lowtherfield, Dornock, on the 17th inst., Jane GILBERTSON, wife of Mr. Wm. ARMSTRONG, much regretted, aged 61. At Maryport, Mrs. Ann ROBINSON, aged 82 years. At Paper Mill, near Cockermouth, on Monday, Miss Ann FORSYTHE, formerly of Whitehaven, aged 50 years. At Brigham Low Houses, on the 12th instant, Mr. Thomas BARWICK, aged 60 years. The deceased was formerly and for many years superintendent of the extensive lime works belonging to Joseph HARRIS, Esq. At Calderbridge, on Saturday last, Mr. Henry MOSSOP, joiner, aged 44 years. At Egremont, on Tuesday week, after a very long illness, Mr. Thomas GATES, only son of Mr. Henry GATES, joiner and cartwright, aged 28 years. At Harrington, on Tuesday week, William the son of Mrs. Ann HILL, aged 12 months. At Whitehaven, on Monday morning, after a long and painful illness, Jane, the wife of Mr. John PENNINGTON, Plumbland's Lane, aged 61 years; In Duke Street, since our last, Mr. John WAITE, aged 59 years; in Church Street, Mr. Henry DAVISON, aged 62 years; and in Duke Street, Thomas, infant son of Mr. Thomas HUMPHREYS, painter. On the 4th instant, on board of the barque Adriana, whilst on her passage from Calcutta to Liverpool, Captain W. DODD, aged 30 years, only son of Mrs. DODD, of Hensingham, near this town. At the Union Workhouse, Preston Quarter, Whitehaven, on the 14th, Mr. John HENRY, aged 62 years; on the 16th, Mr. Robert HIGH, shoemaker, aged 68-late of Gosforth; on the 21st, Mr. Wm. HUTTON, miner, late of Harrington, aged 74; and at the Scotch Street Workhouse, on the 21st, Bridget BATEMAN, aged three months, the child who was left by its unnatural mother in a hovel adjoining the Harris Brick works. In Kendal, since our last, Euphemia, wife of Mr. W. COOK, aged 50; Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Reuben GRISDALE, aged 55; Ann WILKINSON, widow, aged 83; Mary, widow of the late Mr. Matthew NEWTON, schoolmaster, aged 74; Elizabeth NEWBY, widow, aged 81. In the King's Arms Inn, Dumfries, on the 19th instant, Mr. John M'HARG, wholesale grocer, Whitehaven. At Buccleuch Street, Dumfries, on the 12th instant, Elizabeth WOOD, wife of William MILLIGAN, hosier. At Leamington, on the 16th current, Lady Isabella HOWARD, fifth daughter of the Earl of Wicklow, in her 18th year. Thomas O. DAVIS, Esq., editor of the Nation, and one of the leaders of the party known by the name of "young Ireland," died at Dublin on Tuesday week. He was under 30 years of age, and held a very respectable position at the bar. At Bath, on the 16th inst., William ROSS, Esq., formerly Attorney-General of Jamaica, aged 74. At Manchester, aged 88, John BRACEWELL. He was supposed to be the last man living who was in the action with RODNEY in the destruction of the French fleet under Count DE GRASSE, in the West Indies, April 12, 1782. At Elie, Fifeshire, on the 12th instant, Ann Dalrymple DICK, daughter of the first Sir Alexander DICK, of Prestonfield, Bart., and sister of the present baronet. At Sussex Square, London, on the 14th instant, Sir Francis FREELING, Bart, in the 29th year of his age. The Countess CADOGAN died at Wiesbaden, on Friday, the 12th instant. The Countess Paul DE SAUSIN [should be DE SNASIN] died a few days ago at the baths of Ems. At Lausanne, in Switzerland, Lady Lilias OSWALD, widow of Mr. Richard Alex. OSWALD. Her ladyship was youngest daughter of Hugh, twelfth Earl of Eglintoun, and aunt of the present earl. On the 10th of August, at his residence, Mount Olive, St. Ann's, Jamaica, aged 31, Frederick COORE, Esq., of Pembroke estate, in the same island, eldest son of the late Frederick Richd. COORE, Esq., of Devonshire-place, London, and grandson of the late John BLAGROVE, Esq., of Abshot House, Hants, and Cardiff Hall, St. Ann's, Jamaica. On Sunday, the 21st inst., at No. 8, Suffolk-place, Pall-mall east, Margaret, widow of Captain David RENNOLDSON, in her 41st year; and on the same day, at his sister's house, in Gracechurch-street, Mr. Cuthbert Heron RENNOLDSON, aged 31, son and daughter of Mr. Joseph RENNOLDSON, late of South Shields. DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS.-This melancholy event, which has been for some time expected, took place on Monday morning, soon after nine o'clock, at his lordship's favourite residence, Bonwell, near Weston-super-Mare. His lordship had just completed his 85th year.-Times.