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On the Ist inst., at Edinburgh, Louisa, Countess of
Hnpetonn, reli •t, of the late John, Earl of lopetonn.
On the 2,1 inst., of choleraic-diarrhoea, Mr. John Moore,
the publisher of Sporting Prints, of St. Martin's-lane,
aged 59.
On the 19th tilt., at the baths of Lucre Elizabeth Mar-
,
tha, wife of Mark Noble, Esq , and youngest daughter of
the late Lieutenant-Colonel Baynes, Royal. Artillery, K .H.,
aged 90.
Oa the 27th July, at Ninee Tal, East Indies, Henry C.
Jacob, E.LC S.. eldest son of the late Win. Jacob, Esq.,
M.D., Surgeon of the 38th Bengal N. 1., aged 19.
On the 25th ult., Lieutenant Henry Duncan Blanekley,
R.N., eldest son of the late Captain Edward Blanckley,
R.N.
On the 28th ult., at Norton, Ann, the eldest daughter of
the late Lieutenant-Adjutant John Leefe, late of Canal.
house, near Mahon, Yorkshire, aged 45.

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