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Sir JAMES CAMPBELL (formerly Sir JAMES
CALLANDER) whose Memoirs, just published, are exciting
53 much attention, married four wives, and had children
by them all ; so that we may consider this to be not the
least prolific race in Scotland. His first lady was a Alias
Foitats, whom he married at Geneva, in 1769, and who
died within two years, having had two children. The
birth of a daughter, and left Major CALLANDER again a
widower. His •
third wife was Lady ELIZABETH MAC-
?)oNELL, sister of the Earl of ANTRINI, whom he married
in Dublin, in 1777, by whom he had six sons and daugh-
ters7-two of the latter, CAROLINE and FRANCES, having
married the late Mr. THOMAS SHERIDAN and Sir JAMES
GRAHADt. The fourth
BELL, so made wile, the present Lady Came-
in 1815, was Miss DESCOT, the daughter
of a Parisian hanker, who also L 55 borne several children
ki ON bold and patriarchal Li arouet.