The National Register.
London, England, 1814-06-05 00:00:00

JUNE 5•

BIRTHS.

In Downing•street, Westminster, the lady of the Right Hun. C. AI.
Sutton, of a son.
The Duchess of Roxburgh, of a daughter, who survived only a short
time.

MARRIED.
S. Way, Esq. of /ram House, t.ged 42, to Miss Dixon, aged only 13
years and 10 u►ouths.

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In the 79th year of his age, the Rev. J. Pickbourn, SO years master
of the Aeade.ray, in Grove-street, Hackney.
At Littlebourn, hi Kent, the wife of S. Maple, aged 06 years, who
had a single lock of hair gruwhig on her head which measured seven
feet nine inches.
Mrs. E. Purser, aged 3.5 years. the venerable and well known house-
keeper, at Petwor th, of the Earl of Egremont ; in the service ut whom,
and of his Lordship's father, she had lived sixty years.
On Thursday moreino, at Devizes, fir George %V.'lliam F.inter, Wirt-
of Clairville, Sussex ; the deceased w•:s travelling through Devir...s %%hi'
a lady. in a one horse chaise un the Thursday previous, when they smi-
th-ill) came in contact ,real' a market wavon, and by the concrission
were precipitated trom the carriage, both were taken up dreadfully la-
cerated, and conveyed to the boast of Mr. Surcome, where every atten-
tion was paid to th Or sufferings.
At Ulmlinger, Essex, at the advanced age of 100 years, Mrs. Riza-
br,t'l Scott, widow of the. late Mr. J. S:utt, Mrnier'y of Iltitton, in that
county. farner. She en.ilytd the use of all her facultits.till within two
ear three days alter death

SCHOOL FUR THE INDIGENT BLIND,
sr. oennny.'s FIEI Ds. SURREY. 1
At a General Nreeting, held on Thursday, the Vd of June, 1814, for the
purpose of Electing 'force Male arid Four Female Pupils, koala List
of Sixty Candidates, into the School.
I'll I SEN r.
William Houlston, Esq. iu the Chair.
Stephen Gaselee, Esq. Peter Martineau, Egg.
'Reverend Philip Dodd. Thomas Jackson, Esq.
Mr. Arithonv Steriy. A Hielimore, Esq.
Reverend J. T. Barret. Mr. Thomas Harrison.
Edward Forster, Esq. George Jeffery, Esq
Thomas Smith, Esq. Charles Preschell, E.g.
NVilliam GatlC.ltll, Esq. Reverend Richard Yates.
Mr. George Harrison. Henry Sterry, liaq.
TI e Poll, which commenced at ten, closed at three in'clork ; sad,
WV ha n the Gentlemen appninted to examine the Votes had uscei urine('
the numbers, the Cliairman atsnounced that the Election had fallen
upon the Seven following Candidates :
William Ovcrbury 791. Sarah Grimm 673
Joseph Livertume 730 Saredi Bonsey 649
William Williams . 632 Ann Duckrell 370
Phebe Grey I:13
The Committee feel it an essential part of their duty to anneutice to
the Public, that, in addition to the Fifty Three Candidates, which the
low state of their Etruria have necessarily left unsuccessful at this Elec-
tion, there are also rip weld's of nay applications that cannot be attended
to without the further liberal aid of the Charitable, who are earnestly
requested to visit the School, and convince theinaelves of the essential
Benefits conletred by it.
The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to William
Houlston, Esq. for his attention and inip.,rtial conduct in the Chair
this day.
A General Meeting will be held at the St. Paul's Coffer, House, on
Thursday, the 9th of Jur:e, at one u'cicck precisely, and the Com-
mittee on the same day at twelve.
June i, 1814. ,10:1N GRINDLAY, SECRETARY.