The National Register.
London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

BIRTHS.

At Cl.tpham Rise. the Lady of Alex. Golasmid. Esq. of a son.—
Mrs. Bullock, wife of the ltev. John Bullock, of litulw intvr Iteeteriy
Ewicx, of two tine boys, who, with their mother, are clothg well.

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At Bath, on the 27.1 inst. by special licence, Lieut. Ceo. Wade, of
the eth, or Royal Irish regiment. son of %Vatic, Esq. of the
(sandy Meath. Ireland,to the beautiful and accomplished :tlisa Dom-
ville, third daughter of the kte Charles Domaine. Esq. of Santry
lloate„ Ireland, with a fortune of rit.n)ll. a year. The happy couple
set off iitonedit tsly to spend the honeymoon with their brother, Sir
Crunipton Doraville, at Santry I iteue... !Mira. Temple Oa•th is
now htticg up in the most tasteful style for the resid.a.re of the
happy pair to spend the spring in ; saelt attention does credit to the
worthy Baronet. There is an on to be roasted, and all the tenants
are to make merry on this occasinee—AtOlocy. Bucks, then: ...John
Morris, of that place, to Mary, than. of the late Dryden Smith, Esq.
of Sherrington, Bucks.—Rev. T. G. Dickenson, ReAor of Alpheton,
Sulfolk, to Elizabeth, data. of James King. Esq. of Wykliam Park,
Oxthrdsliire.—Capt Uttl, It. A. to Miss Magrave, niece to the late
Lady Cullum, of Suffolk.—.At Ipswich, M. Pruner. Esq. Major in
Ist dragoon guards, Susanna.deu. of late Rev. W. Tong, of Ha-
Walla Laex.
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At Blenheim, Oxfordshire, George Spencer. fluke oe Marna,-
. rough, Martini; of Blandfora, &e. His Grace was horn .lan. 26,
73/t. lie was: flout& dead in his ketl at 7 o'clock in the morning.
Ile had for some time been in a very inferior state; though he had
experienced sal. little nelisvosition By his death there become
vacant a blue Rilthand of the Inter of fie Garter, the Lord Liett•
tenancy of Oxfordshire, the Itangership of Whielmood Forest, and
the High StewanEhip of Oxford and Woodstock.
At Clapton, Nlithllecex, in his f tst year, E. 1.. Mackmunlo. Esq.
—Mr. J. Brown, of Lea Bridge, in the Sett year of his age.—Nlr..l
Fyeon, an eminent morchant and wool-fachw. of 'fhetford.—At Ctif-
ma, Miss Maekay, late of t)ngar, Essex, and for many years.a rod.
dent in Rath.— \t Timm, Oxon, Mr. F. Jemmett, eldest son edh
J. Jemmett, of that place. Also, at Thalw, in the turd year of her
age. Mrs Jam: Green. many years a. respectable baker and shop-
keeper, and who ret.irsal all her-faculties until the very last, parti-
cularly her et efiight. as she did not require the use of gloms .—At
Ttuthridge Wells, the infant (laughter it the lice. (harks and Lady
Isabella Douglas.--The Rev..l. Hardieg, R. ID: senior Fellow of
Eta:ter College. Oxford,. on the Devonshire Foundation.—tn Gros-
venor-place, after a short illness. Caroline. Countess Dowager of
Buckingham, a chow of John, late Earl of Buckingham, and mother
of Vievuntees casaereagh.—Of a deep decline. at' his mother's resi-
dence. Woutleote Park. Surrey. Lewis Teissier, formerly of :oath regt.
Flinence Com, in the conoty of Fermanagh, the Count, ss
Iniskilkn. She was &tighter to the Earl of I 'abridge, and sister to
the pre,ta Matquis of Anglesca.—At Southill Park. the seat of hers
father, the Earl of Limerick. Lady Mary Pery.—S. uldenty, in York-
place, Robert Polhill, Esq.—Martha, the wife of Thomas RertreF.eq.
Hillingdon, Middlesex.—Paid Groves, Esq. of Stockwell—arm
Hinton. wife of Coe Rev. Anthony Hinter', of Norwood. Middlesex.
—At %Vhetstone, the Rev. Richard Neate, form:.fly of Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge, in the iist year of his age.