The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-03 00:00:00

MARRIAGES.

April 22, at S*. George's, Hanover-square, Hugh Richard,
eldest sun of Unary Hugh Home, Esq. to Allll, s road
daughter of the late Thomas Drake T)r•hitt Drake,
of Shardelves, Bucks.
lii St. Mary's church, Dublin, Richard Molcsworth
nell, Esq. of Reynells, High Sheriff of the couoi) rd
Westmeath, to Catherine, only daughter of the floo. l'ot-
suuby
At tit. George's, Hanover-square, by the Dean of Chester,
Thomas George Fitggerald, of 'iburiough, in the OJelsif
of Mayo, Esq. Lientenant-Culooel iu his M:ijesty's SVCViet,
to Elizabeth, only child of Junes Crowther, M.D. and gr
daughter and heiress to Healy Hemingway, Esq. of Bold.
shay, near Bradford, Yorkshire.
Ou do 27th instant, at North Cray, by the Rev. Edward
Barnard, Captain William Redman Ord, of the Royal Engi-
neers, third son of Craven Ord, Esq. of Greeusted Mill, to
Elise Dore Latham, second daughter of the late Dr. Latham,
of Beaky.
On Wednesday, the 21st isettiol, at the PariA Chalets of
Balteagh, county of Derry, by the Right Hon. and Right
Rev. the Lord Bishop of Raphoe, Thomas Walker, Eio,
the Scotch Greys, second son of the late Joseph Walker,
Esq. of Eastwood, in Yorkshire, to Constantia Frances
Hone, eldest daughter to John Claudius Benefited, Esq.

, DEATHS.
On Monday last, at Muddiford, Hants, Sophia Isabella
Talbot. fifth daughter of the Dean of Salisbury and the
Lady Elizabeth Talbot.
Suddenly, in Queen-street, F.dinburgh, on Monday ikr
19th Nit, the Lady of John Hutcheson Feigusion, E.q. of
Trockraigne, in the county of Ayr, eldest daughter of John
Petrie, Esq. formerly of (Nikon Park, Surrey, mid ulcer of
the late William Petrie, IF..sq. Governor of Prince of %alai
Island
On Tuesday, after a abort illness, Sarah, wife of Gerrie
Vausittart, Esq. of &sham Abbey, Berko, daughter the
late Sir Jamie Statehouse, Bart.
Saturday ht, lodgings is Gloucester, is the
83,1 year of his age, Edmond Prubyst, F,sq. of Newboil,
one of the Verderens of his Majesty's Fittest of Dean. The
philanthropy and amiable manners of this Gentleman had
raised his character so high, that be was universally itylrd
" the Father of the Forest i" and, in allusion to Ms rlet•
tioneering influence, it was said that" when Prolnu moved,
the Furst moved."
Lately, at Tewkesbury, in distressed circumstances, Mr.
Throne, 31organ, well known, a few years back, in the gam
bling circles at Brighton and other fashionable places. F,r.
sinus to his death, he requested all his gambling apparatus
to be brought to him, and burnt in his presence, lowns,
that they bad heels the ruts ut him, and be would pi, went
then' injuring say one hereafter.
On Friday last, April 30, in the 70th year of his aze,Jol.o
Puck le, E-q. of Camberwell Green.
At Naples, uu the Veth Match, the wife of Iplin Kenyon,
On the 18th instant, after a painful and distressing com-
fit,. ment of three weeks,
in the Stith year of her agi ,
14,..lrerca, wife of Isaac Cullen, Esq. of Wouburn-place, lim-
sell-sspiare, and ejder ilauglrter cf De. J. H. Myers.
(In she '4081110.2M, Mary, wife of Juhn Dalton, Esq. of
Thurnhani, Lancashire, and ewer of the. late Sae Thomii
Gage, of Stingravo, in the county of Suffolk, Bart.
On Saturday inuraing, at his ii)klbt at Chimney Mills, near
Newcastle, aged 47, Mr. John Mitchell, Pruprietur an t
&aloe of the Normans Cltrunight.

HUM WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDt.a.
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