The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-18 00:00:00

THE RUNNING DOWN OF THE DOVER
MAIL PACKET.

THE ADJOURNEti INQUEST.
The inquest was resumed on Saturday morning. I
Thomas J. Northover, a seaman oo board the &sulphite, !
kept the watch on the topgallant (erects:le. Thai sight was
dark sod heavy. Before they Idt the pier Captain Bennett ,
About
shouted out, " Keep a good look oat forward !"
twenty minutes' after leaving the pier he mined a mil on the
pert bow. and reported it to the captain. The vessel amassed
the
to be about forty yards off. Tha captain called out,
Port ! hard a.port !" Witness ran to s .ve his life, but
before reaching the midship he was knocked down by the
'both. The light in the barque was very smell and dull.
Robert Mapes, a seaman of the Samphire, was on
the bridge keeping a sharp look out, He saw a light on the
pet bow about a quarter of an hoar after leaving the pier,
lout before he could cross the bridge to inform the captain
the vessel was upoo them. The captain was at the time
looking through bis opera glass at the light. The helm
was ordered to be put a.port and the engine stopped.
Witness got the starboard boat clear, but iu lowering
tt
into the water it went down by the run. It did not,
however, upset. He got into the boat with some of the
erew and posaengers, and not being able to find the brig
be took the passengers ashore and returned. The light on
the barque was a small, dull one, or he should have seen
it sootier. AU the precautions used 1 y captains were
adopted ou this occasion.
Thomas Northover, who was recalled, said the passengers
were pitched out of the boats into the wa..er. and Captain
Bennett jumped front the bulwarks into the water, and
lied a rope round the arm of one of the passengers. The
gentleman, however, could not render a-.y assistance him-
self, and he was lost. The steamer's lights were burning
brightly, and might have been seen two or three miles off.
Henry Bower, another seaman, was at the wheel when
the captain called out " Port! hard a-port !" and he imme-
diately put the helm export. They lowered the boats, and
the captain ordered one to be kept for the ladies ; but the
priseengers kept jumping in until they w..re filled. It was
calm when the boats were lowered.
J. Nordwbere, a German pilot, said he shipped, on board
the barque Fanny Buck on the 10th Mat. to pilot her to
Cardiff. Oa Wednesday laat,about ten o'clock, the wind was
blowing a pleasant breeze. The barque wars under full sail,
and had ber side lights, green and red. They were burning
middling bright, and could be seen above a mile cff. There
was a man en the lookout on the forecastle and one at the
wheeL The watch reported a light on the starboard bow,
end be saw the lights ; but they kept on their amuse. The
steamer ram into them on the starboard bows. Their vessel
heeled over with the force of the blow„swung round, and in a
few moments was clear again. They did not heave to, or both
vessels would have gone down. Their starboard bow was
stove to clam to the water's edge, therefore he hauled the
barque close in and anchored to the west of Folkatone. From
the time they saw the steamers lights till the collision was
about ties minutes. A sailing weasel never shwa berm-ante.
The harque's lights had been trimmed about 20 minutes
before. They were common small Laterite. Witness bad
been at sea 51 years, but was not a certified pilot. He
was in charge of the barque, and theftptain was below sick;
They bad two small boats on board, did not lower th
they kept the boats for themeelves, in case they should be
required. After the collision they could have brought the
ship to, but be did not went to do so. He thought the
steamer wee sinking, but he did not heave to becaooe
be thought they were going down themselves. Be-
having a collision inevitable, and'crowing that be
was on the right tack, he did nothing to avoid a collision.
He thought the steamer would sink, :is ha beard screams,
*ad from the damage she appeared to have sustained.
A juror, an experienced nautical inao, put several
questions to the witness, to ascertain whether be was
qualified to take a vessel from Rotterdam to Cardiff, and
his answers seemed to be at variance on many points with
the juror's notion of his duties.
Use of the crew of the barque was tendered as a witness
to corroborate the pilot's evidence, but he wee not extruder...l.
The jury, after about an hour and a ball's deliberation,
returnedlthe following verdict :—" The ury find that the
awes of death of the three peewee in question is mandental,
bat that the accident in question might have bees avoided
if the barque had shown a better light. In recording this
verdict the jury could not separate without expressive
their admiration of the conduct of Captain Beasets and
the crew of the Saniphire for the coolness and intrepidity
displayed by them in their trying position, which, under
God's providence. was the means of rescuing so many lives
also that great praise was due to Captain Host,
of the
Belgian steamer, for his ready assistance."
The Minims, we understand, will form the subject of a
Board of Trade inquiry as to who aball pay for the
Ilamphire's &mega

SAD DEATH OF A GENTLEMAN AT BRIGHTON.
- -

On Saturday afternoon the Brighton borough I
coroner held en inquest on the body of Mr. Alexaauer
Baring Bingham a young man about 4g years of age, very
highly connected, and who until lately held a CoMilliS“ ion
in one of her Majesty's cavalry regiments. The evidence
showed that deceased had been stopping at the King and
epees Hotel, Marlborough-plans, Brightos, for three
weeks past, occupying a sitting-room and bed-room on the
Int floor front About one o'clock is the morning of
Wednesday last be returned to the hotel sitar being absent
during the previous evening. Between that hour and Wi-
ped three, when last seen by Mrs. Fennell. wife of the
landlord be had two g`assee of brandy and water. Elelthen
reeareci tipsy, but Mrs. Funoell could not say positively wt e-
rbe was so or not Shc and her husband slept in a room
adjoining deceased's bedroom, but she did not hear him
stirring in the house after .he went to bed. The key of the
trent door could sot be got by demand if he wished to leave
the bones, but he might have opened any of the other
donee of the hotel. About a quarter past five o'clock a
police-wadable named Peckham was told by a labourer
going to work that a man was lying in the roadway opposite
the hotel. He went there' and found decened lying 111 the
mad about three feet from the kerb, groaning and breathing
heavily. He was dressed, but his waistcoat sad trousers were
unbuttoned. Peckham thought he was drunk, and took him
to the police station. When seen by Inspector Hamden,
he was qoite insensible, and was sent at once to the hospital
in a cab, reaching it about a quarter to six. The home-
surgeon applied the stomach pump (having been told the
circumstances under which deceased was found), aed then
gave restoratives. By half-past seven deceased had re-
covered his seines, and uttered the words, "Captain
Bingham, King and Quees." Upon this clue Mr. Maker
wont to the hotel to make inquiries, end till his arrival it
was sot known that deceased had left the house. In the
evening Dr. Carter, a medical attendant of the family,
visited deceased it he hospital. The unfortunate your men
earnestly pleaded In be removed hack to the hotel, acid Dr.
Carter complied with his wish. When he arrived there he
was so far recovered that he was able to walk upstairs with-
out maistance. He refused to ivy bow he got from the
hotel to the street. Mrs. Funoell deposed that when she ,
questioned him he seid, " Pray, don't spesk about it." He
also said, " I wish I had not done it" The police-constable
on the beat was called, and said he pissed the hotel about
half-past four in the morning, and deceased was not lying
lathe road then. Deceased seemed propmeing favourably till
late in the forenoon of Thursday. when s sudden change fee
MA worse set in, after which he sank rapidly, and died about
aad.day. A postmortem examination was made by Dr.
Carter sod Messrs. Maker and dower., surgeons. It showed
that three of deceased's ribs had bean broken, and that
there were two rents in his liver, one large and the other
small. These lacer:dim and the internal hemorrhage
therefrom were the cause of death. The question was bow
they were caused. It appeared that the window of a room
adjoining that occupied by deceased had been found open
in the morning ; as the parties who occupied that room
bad since left the hotel, it conli not be proved that the
window had not been left open the previous night. There
is an iron railing running along the front of the hotel, sad
a person either falling or jumpiog from a first-flour window
would almost for a certainty come in contact with the
nil. The jury took this view of the case, and returned •
verdict saying that deceased died from laceration of the
liver, caused by his falling out of • first-floor window while
in a state of intoxication.

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morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from themes's,
sod, couditioa being moderate, salee proceedd slowly, se;
only the driest samples obtained last weak'. value, ow*
aorta being rather cheaper ; the same remarks will apply it a
ship samples. Fins old south constry sad hedge Lim
firmly, with, however, oily • moderate business pilaw.
S
Flour much the some. Halting barley a dragging sale, bat
not quotably lower. Malt still drooping. Sees; sad pa, b .
Q. 6,048 I
unaltered ;
_aid the same observations will apply to raw
The arrivals this week are:-Wheat, coastwise, 2,792• .------------.-
foreign, 2,017 ; rye. coastwise, 25 ; barley, cos-stein, l, *.x; 'IN/311 MY !Mama. OR
malt, coastwise, 12.5 • oats, coaatsvise, 9,671; lam, 03,,,a,, NNW YORK. TIROS &
wits. 20 ; lour. twasiwiee, 2,210 lacks ; Llama cars flow
800 helm. pita isIVRRPOB 20
m.KLPIIIA -8111 P
NORWICH, Dtc. 16.-There was a very Fusty soppir kilnilphsitiv-sti-kaobalit
of wheat at this market to-dsy, and trade ban :attic she
prima ruled 6d. per quarter lower that on shit MY kw
day Weight. The supply of barley contisues pat CITY 01' MANCH
and all qualities, even the best malt*, may he wt. CITY OF BaLTIM= . .
KANGAROO, Friday, Dec
shared rather easier in price. White wheat ("idiot iddreof Wok/00W. and attenuate
641ba.), 50s. to 54a ; old red ditto (weighing 651te4 by the mall stemma
50a. to 52a, ; new ditto (wtighiog 60Ibe. to 631 k SONTollTreeldMat ye
38'. to 45e. ; beet malting barley (weighing 521.. to
L3lbe.), 34.5. to 36e. • tuns ditto (weighing 5114. to sopor.opy the 'mays end
gassy
_thistles a ha ev .
521b5.), 325. to Th. ; ndistillieg ditto (weighs( imis, to "/".... -he Coma sad ths HOMO •
sZta.), 25., to 291. ; oat., 7,48- to 264. ; bailee, 37., h MAN, •AWCteretrest, tense. -Pm is •
39e. ; peas (maple), 365. to 35e. per quarter. moor 3h. . ill. KIN ft•lthest.
per sack. Averages : Wheat, 3,697 qrs., 47.. 2d. ; bar*.
8,982 qrs., 33a. ld.
S 4 4 ' SLAND. - MA( :.
. Norriegiraw, Dec. Ht.-There wee a fair show of what '. • 4 LINE-New anon • .
;forth. seasoa. The tone of the demand WY steely, sad • .."..... • letactem el •
t buyers had to pay the full rates of last week. Old with "''' r to dames.
; made 55a. to 60s. ; old red, 50s. to 53s ; saw white, 52; w . . e Ise
w 58e. • new red, 48e. to 51s. per 36 dope. There was
t therible supply of barley, the quality of which was ma,
' The dimmed for the het _sorts was steady at late rater; W. iwilli"lT".'' lirrestralim". ie °w'" v` farastkre
; has4asiocaMyam r
A tenor moved off slowly : malting, 324.. to 401. pm p.• Mito will •„, • .‘•
Ito 30s. per 31) hose. For oats the demaad '
..a. Wl= sales took place at extreme quotations ; elan° isSet wilt opted' dislithaq • •
a to JAIM BAUM awl C'.
y• to 32a. ; new 22a. to 2%. • forms, 25e. to 275, pr 21 Ithe WAWA; mad T. M. MAC
it stone. Bans were is small supply, and the turn la mikes Ogg^ Limuloth LC.
it favour; old, 48e, to 52a. ; new, 40.. to 44e. per 38 am. ~-.--------.
x Super flow, 375. to 314 a. ; Ass, 345. to Mts. pee sack d2O to DELFZYL . ,
.. dons. '' • r .
.r. ORFORD, Dec. 16.-There seas • goad attensisase at Ha
n. market today, but homes' transactions wen few sad fir rates of Wild far
sh between • it Wel what is termed a dull and dew market NolleeL•-lerfrel= • t.;
BILLIIIII sad OA, St.
de Wheat made from 445. to 54, ; barley. 30e. to 36'.; haw,
di 4Ca. to sCla.; oats, each.to 29a. ; hog pees, 40a. to Eh Flom •
or (seconds), 35s per IMITROPOLITAN 1) 1:
00M1
et PCII2IIIOIIOOCE, Dec. 16.-We were fairly =phial wg, .741TICIt DINSIENY WYNN. '
be all gram here today. Wheat and barley made funy he
WAlftpereest. per_annam, will in
ed weeles prices, and the same may be said of beam sad pas, Y, oaths Letlanuary anlet
it- but oats could bo bought on easier term'. Os Melly, held cd JIMMI77 . •
a,. ethee thin& September
514 IttAnnic, Dec. 16.-The supply at our market this of il.
Bagg
el
tet=siti 27'
Nimellooll Seetp
ad
rat esing of both wheat and barley was good, the ow**
IP-. of samples being in prime condition. The trade UM int gletlimidcar at Me alms elless in •
e° at late rated. Oita, beans, and pass a quiet trade at tos IZiths... reml
he taws,
ma BetcHeSTETL Dec. 16.-The reports from
earlm
hislra ANGID-ROMLIsTO
parts of lent of the promising appearance of the y (Waited), (THE AQ 1
Me
~ "owe wheat, together with the somewhat large swinh an, Capital
ase teoo,ooo,
pothle to
.000
'P' of grata at this market-the stands at which were math With wer •
Mrs Ira, I
nls' y well furnished-had the effect of canting the trade te
canal to be paid on applies • •
Dad flat, aad with a falling off in the derma mks
Dlffirest at 6 per cer4. per see • .
ht were the tern easier for all excepting some few et the ha dame 00118
t... paresis. For all samples of prime dry old wheat the term ' DIIMPrO
"' of this day se'ooight were demanded by holders, but raw
this IL. asomeley, Esq. (Hamra. PO
sorts ware easier to pnrchase, prices receding la. to 2e. per
eel IR= ji: rDeigiu.
E.g..
qr., at which
.conceesion trade
pricewas dull, with trehemisso
was chiefly in retail. The highest for best dd whiten Eis
NT' to 555., sad red 465. to 50a. per qr. ; esco=bite, 475. Imam
pew =it Duo Brach!.
ear es= Shepherd. lisq., Director
.ithei W 14506.424., to
4h6f.eri.. oLd43e.intoferi.47:. pe3B:.qtor.
4,•2..
par
qr. kingsponi:
rt.t.'" met with • 'assay inquiry at about former teresstre hest 31=n3Var, km., isido-somaa
it..
Inis WrioliA e.g., a, prom'
r. sorts, whilst °then were dull_ at lc per. qr. hm mewl, (chi power to add
th; Flour was in steady demand for the t., suazds, Ilhastraases)ers subscribed .
„„._ late rata'. Fair supplies of barley were brought ee their rapective gushiest!,
"-- sad rime panels of both malting sod grinding were tally
t his P-Val stock In ethos of
~,,. as dear as before, beat chevalier fetching 35.. to 405.. aril er will Yor to
war,"- grinding 26e. to 30s. per qr. • secondary maltieg iota 3h. to few his qualificatler•
.„7. 35e., and grindiag 24a. to 265. per qr. Oats °mamas& hag The Natialla Beak, Old
..`: terms, with a steady demand, Less parcels fetching 254. to Speannose-weems. Mercer and
Brioiria-Mr Mathis Decants;
'"‘", gee. and secondary 22a. to 25e. per qr. Beer and pass both
Jo of ' INNIORD-D. Phew, Eaq.,c.K.
or, very firm, with a steady demand.
does Yore, Dec. 16.-There was more wheat an offer to-day SiemahaT lea • •
,00ld than has bees the cam of late. The show comprised white Zambia: I, fie
noel, and red descriptions. A moderate share of basher eh Zone : 17, •
led, done at late currencies. New white ranged from 495. to
La, e 54. ; new rod, 475. to 50e. per 36 stone. The enquiry fa la to coed
1.
Mon. barley was healthy, and • tolerable share of busbies' hi ;The present geelset
will traameted, the finest qualities commanding extreme ter lamer sal meeeresillas ••., •
hacks. Mating, 345. to 37e. per qr. ; grioding, 30.. to 3h. Dlardea." owl . Deems A •
per 30 stogie. For oats a good denoted took place, sad Whiewneer bee bed proved by •
INN talmemsiot; it pommel
prices were a &bade higher -,new, 265. to Ith. per 24 seem ellysidegs et ter to the •
There wee a fair inquiry for beles, sad rateles dreg Dane-'e level aliets bf
hands at quite farmer terms ; new, 40s. to 425. per 38 dom. thoilik arasmeeted
Kali, 625. to 645. ; rye, 30s. per qr. ; flow, 36e. to 38e. Pe bredne of for pare dry •
Nu" sack of 280 lbs. Ms sin la lumps. Onethal at
0,000 WISBECH, DEC. 16.-Ws continue to be well Meth& vier ; sad in addition to
"Ifells," and from the "P •
,A‘m,,,.l° with grain of all kiads--the prices of hit week see anti as that the Aqua Maria . •• •
',.,,,,.‘11°. ; tained for good dry wheat, whilst the raw interim eel. lir
''' la cheaper. Spring COW of all kW& is fair deemed et "t 'ter. la Beath. Is treated
164 last week's prices. Pricer to the grams. :-Whott, di. Sfm game way as Lad or •
It- ' white, 631155. per babel, 50a. to 56'. ; red. 47a to diffsegy. The temene edam •
I d. ; gwe, ; new, white, 48e. to 535. ; red, 46e. to 4Se. Osts. HIM Roman standard of milieu
Mat for the same avenges •
new, le. to L. Id. per stone. Am exclusive .thee of
-Tye WoWeisiews, DEC. 16.- At this day's market thou MU Weaned from the Pontifical i
woog, a fair supply of wheat, which sold slowly at barely lest Meth to the present whim
erpool week's rates. Barley of all kinds fatly as tear. Ode to benefit the eternal City
Isle freehold ti the waters.
a sem rather higher. Beans more plentiful. Pees quite neglected. aqueducts, and works.
Mame KIRKCALDY, Dec. 16. -At our country markets this It
lows, proportion of th , •
I been week we had about the usual quantities of barley and oats tarts me, prindiaile by •
seders, offering, but still a very short supply of wheat. We expo =Company. This latter
with most successful . •
drams hence an active demand for all kinds of grain, at prime is est NI Nimes sow stead et •
p their favour of sellers. Here today we had fair supplies of 11l Is all arse waste ne all
remit kinds of grain. Sales ready, and prices of wheat sad tab ..tamed in full.
re and were much as lest week. Barley &I. per qr. dem Fan prospects's@ and h • •
log till Wheat, 451. to 53a. ; barley, 2`h. 63. to 355. 6d. ; ea, 068 at
at the l from Sir C.
New .
harles D.
sat the 23a, to 27c per qr. sod 'Mew 1 :
led but Won:R.7OID, DEC. 16.-We have had mast limited sap A
''. NGLO-ROMA
,di__,.ned• hiss of farmers' grain this week, and very little has maid
~'w us by boat, tat from abroad there ere fair arrivals to m. re. SHARI LIST of 0..
moll port. The improved feeling noted in oar market oa &Mr PEAT, the had Deoembr-.
whist, day lest continues, sad for all articles of the tads we bah
c'rawthelesrl,iPTECTACLl S
sold tersely at full prices ; Inch scarce, and unaltered it
enlashoload • very good inquiry. Wheat-Foreign has
or, the value. Barley the turn higher. For black oats there an HEN the Rye&
so, and free buyers at an advance of about 3d. per barrel. ladle after readier ;
and to. men is 3d. per barrel dearer, with an increasing desemd. WHEN the print is
do not Flour as last noted. Imports this week: -Maim. 13,440 • to be doable :
qrs. ; wheat, 9,570 ; flour, 25 sacks ; meal, 50 each. Eo more light
poets this week : -Maine, 8 barrels ; wheel, 1430 : .tali a
a MO- per example:
in. and 2,672 ; barley, 51 ; flour, 903 sacks ; oatmeal, 2. .714 the mud' e
tweeds, _ . . . - - and the book ;
WHEN objects m
r extent TRAFFIC RETURNS.
bas have seen more deal y :
re have -
wiles Pas. Yea Taal, raw. WHEN much d.ffi
to any seaways. open. magas. chaisdise. 1806. 1804. seeds.
sited Igo Week ending Oct. 29 t t A t flee above are moan..
for hair last, Indian WY aa eatielas should 1.4 .
tiwited Week ending Nov. 30. 111010Mostve practice M •
um 1E404 29,2E1 44.(07 KW
°Aron aad Ulleaukee le9 -- - MOE Oa lellinetat to striae on all •
Week aiding Dec. 1. delleelars sight. Thee P
. Greet Western of Canada Sth - .a 14,718 UN at sequbite power, and 1
*sae cc Week ending Dec. 2. Sado frame of the fon. •
%Ist this IL Ansa A Lonthardo-Ven. sad SON, oath i •
ly in fall gomitotiLt. Lind 1190 0,411 40,111 .Lett WS =saw= gates. •
aufactu- Cestralltaly 463 4,428 ‘,143 WAN CRS 111111. Caraisa-lio trace .
bush,. ="4 of 077.. Piedmont.' gig 7,140 10,430 17,563 Wel
Week ending Dec 10.
ETHING IMP 8
Made in Caledonian
selgotool JOHN 0011NZLL
Inch, the -w._--- ---- --- Sifeet, London, perform re
✓ hollow REPRIEwa 07 THE LEICINITEItsIIIRE M11RDE573.4.-• i=enthla Why amen .1.
ght steel Elba Adlthis, who was awaiting the penalty of death la hair to its pet •
ore. The Leicester 'Nasty Gaol for the murder of her child, Ithe hem Alpo Amarella has none
lied with reprieved. =, Is beneficial t •
ow thmticstiou •
tolerably Margoroursa FREE HOSPITAL, DEVONSKIIII. Peke gl la per bottle, or
'• and the altlaßE, Crrt -The eggrepte number of patiests reps' Bed Co. have been appoi •
Tiet, Al darted the week ending Dec. 16 was-MAMA 000 ; Wilea-JOHN GOSNILL
eeP them surgical, 662 ; total. 1.571. • of which 675 were new dash* creatly sahebs, to ear
tamers, chemlsta, and at
;n depart- (Advertisement.]-HOLLOWAY'S Ourrmerr evo rambereareet. IL ~ 1.
tg district PILL3,-When the weather la wet, the winds chilling. ad
a carried the temperature changeable. thine eNcellent remedies should D
the large always be at hand. By their means any defective action can be g (Knight of the
of every at once rectified, any irregular timetion can be corrected wfik;
LIGHT-BRO
eon lisle, out delay. The Ointment sell rubbed upon the throat gm ~, •
cheat wlUremove hoarseness, sore throat, diphtheria CON 1:11rAtlN '
uvula, and enlarged tonsil', and without pain or hiconvenleace GP
will check incipient inflammation in the air , and M.., 17nItgenally rooOnnised •
no alters- vent the large accumulation of phlegm alike ristre"gessitil to .'• THE 0
ey, 30a. to patient and bystander. The iuttenze. se fatal to the 'redraw! lovariabi,
It ravages the town and devastates the country. is safely IX • TALATA :
. certainly relieved by the persevering application of this
eoPPIY ot and purifying Ointment. Dr. 11111111 Y. Me. 1..
aWheat She City of London, wit
a good de- _ _ Jsheh's Ugh Prowl,
:-What, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. kruotopalooe w..i
o Itis. 6d.; -e--- sad of lodine in a st
.;
per Car. 131 EISA. temerkable."
130 SHAM.-December 14, at Victoria-grove, South liensioStoO Dr. LANKESTKA. ''.
, the wife of Mr.?. C. Northam. of a daughter. trim:-,. I consider t
"lls„t, bat DBE
the 14, at We) mouthstreet, Portland•place, lislarantee to be pref. rs
w, ........ W., the wife of O. 0. Dream, 11. D.. of a son. ass and medicinal ell
LoYer. ELLML-December 14. at Addkou-roud, Kensington, the Irlie a bald only in wooded 1
to.det was J . EBB. Esq., of a daughter. Quarts, iss
1,...,....5• at TWIRL-December 14, at Hammersmith, the wife of Mr. R. T.
,„..._,_ lves, of a daughter.. Allah HAILFDR
4r ale. at LIWIL-Deonaber 14, at Tavistock.square, the vetted P. IL
I. W PIA. 7. Lewis, lim., or a sae.
.to 48s. LJTCHIPIELD.-December 14, at Twickenham, the wile of EL L DlinutearML i'.•
~,, wid the C.Litchaeld, Esq., of &daughter. ra. moan swan
madly last NA HiLIDGES. Kurodleseders a et
131Pgi•
, ; asalliwg DATATON-BETT6.-December 14, at Malvern Priori ti
ea , later- by the Rev. 0. Ptak, LEK, Henry Haswell, the eon "Vaud 10.
3. N. De stem, Esq., of Ificzadilly, to nen Sarah. the ter and sold t •
roPPly from ef the Ide D. Setts, Esq.. of Kensington. Wilkie- '
supply; so DUNCAN -SPINIL-Detiember 14, at SS Parlour's. Sou* Bl• TM red label •
. ; flue old, gray* by the Rev. J. Walker, H. T. Duncan, Sol.. of "g"..
to 3N.„ per Shields, to Alice Lindsay, daughter of the late Mr. Spiali, w I/PUGH% AS I
/IL to %E. Durham. V SUMFDON are
~.... JOHNSTON-CLARKE-December 14. at Lengton. "Word. anfauserst, which
Id• 31:15" e'''' shire, by the light Re.. the Lord Bishop of Llrhtiald, the Re.
r load.rom the m •
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Is supply of Clarke, Rector of lid, Bagborough, Somersetshire. ?h. and all disor :,,
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re quoted at CHITICHILL-December le, at Deddlngton, Oxon, limy Ana. Dalitegi, chemist, 7,,
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Wert Brgg'l4"' I. /17 ell oreogiete, emit,
Late rates 11°da latterted "'
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late 11;41Mis gidd ti
la het week ; Mary. daughter of the late P. Jay. Sao., egad 14. sear.
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