Death of Thomas Radcliff, Kingston, Upper Canada.
July 20th, 1841 On the 6th Ult. [Ultimo?] at Kinston [Kingston?], Upper Canada, after two days illness, the Hon Thomas Radcliff, elder son of the late Rev. [Reverend?] Thomas Radcliff, Rector of St. Paul's, Dublin aged 47 years. This distinguished officer served his country gallantly in the four quarters of the globe followed the Duke of Wellington through the whole of the Peninsular campaign, during which he received eight wounds; and during the late rebellion in Canada he commanded the Militia of the Western Frontier, and captured the piratical schooner Ann, having on board several of the leading insurrectionists.Close