The National Register.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

On Tuesday, September 25, a full Court of the
Mayor and Burgesses ofGritnsby, Lincolnshire, was
holden, and amongst other things, it was moved by
nue of the Common Councilmen, that the correspon-
dence between the Mayor, Magistrates, and the Rev.
George Oliver, curate of Grimsby, respecting the
black cloth directed to be placed on the corporation
pew in the church, in testitnnny of respect to the
memory of the late Queen Caroline, be now read ;
and which being read, it was moved, seconded, and
curried by a great majority :
That the Rev. G. Oliver, by his conduct in directing the
black cloth to be removed from the corporation pew, and by the
tenor of his correspondence, had contemptuously and improperly
conducted himself towards the corporation, anti that a vote of
comure of that court be NlSlted against him Mr such conduct, and
that the same be entered in the corporation book.
In fact, there wit.: but one dissenting voice ; and that
was his friend, Alderman Moody, who holds a place
in the Custom House.

In nankin row, Mrs. W. Chinoladsle, of a son.
Al Richmond place, Walworth, U. Woods, of a son.
'lhr lady of the Hey. John Tr) on, of Indwkk, Northamptonahite,
of R son.

A t tolller's Wood, Surrey, the lady of J. Tyrrell, CM. of a daughter.
' At lhellcnhatn, the lady of the Ike. I. Snow, of a toe.
At Malta, the lady of G. Ward, es+ Deputy l•ay master General of
the Forces, of a daughter.
MIL D. Drysdale, of Queen's place, Kennington, of a Aanhter.
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Martini.
At Painswlck, Gloucestershire, C.. Skey, esq. late of llighgate, In
the county of Middlesex, to Myra, third daughter of J. Partridge, tub
of Spring cottage, Stroud.
At llonitou, Hewn, the Rev. J. L•'. Good, of Salisbury, to Mary,
second daughter of J. Morel', esq. of the former place, sad sister to
the Rev. 11. March, of Fiume, Somerset.
At Hengeo, near Hertford, C. M. Wilson, esq. of York street,
Portman square, to Frances Marla, second daughter of It. W. Elliston,
esq. Cl Strafford place.
.tt St. Mai gat et's,M estmineter, IP Carter, csq. of Parliament street,
to Litnabeth Jane, daughter at the late Hr. Bout geois, and niece to
sir F. Bourgeois, of Dulwich college.
At Hackney, J. Clover, esq. of Gibraltar, to Lydia, secoud
daughter of Mr. W. Hodson. of Leicester.

Vials
Ou 'llinriday last. at Us house In Stamford street, in the 84Ir year
of his age, Jobe Rennie, esq. the celebrated engineer. sp
At Plymouth, G. 11. Stroll, esq. of Milford, Derbyshire.
At Cheltenham, D. 11a;tlancl, esq. aged 70.
Mr. L. Beale' mut Dove court, Lombard street, aged tiO.
Mrs. kachell Grelg, wife or J. Greig, esq. of Blackheath.
Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, at Upper Holloway, Mr. William
Oaks, sen. of linuudrditch, tappet smith, aged 44.
soi. of T. Dawson, esq. of WOOlll.ll, Eases.
Sarah Rebecca, the wile of Mr. Crosier, of Chancery lane, in the
38th year of her age.
Os Wednesday ne•rcing, at Little Chelsea, aged so, Frances, wife
of T. Stoneham, egg. and eldest daughter of J. Peacock, esq. of Brandi
Street, Berkeley square.
At Margate, in his 7.5 th year. J. Brewer, esq. of Clapham common,
At llighbury pink, aged 71, B. Hopkinson, esq. formerly of High
At his mother's house, in Wigmore street, In the 60th year of his
age' Gen. A. cowell, formerly. of the Coldstream regiment of Guards.
At Cuckfirdil, Mr. W. llabgood, of Visit street hill, aged 30.
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