The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-09 00:00:00

111ARRIE,D.

On Thursday, the Bth inst. at St. George's,
Hanover'
quart-, by the Hon. and Rev. Richard Cast, the Hon. 101'
Liam Cust, M.P., to Sophia, daughter of the late Thviuo
Newnharn, Eiq. of Southborough, !tient.

PIED.

On the 30th ult. suddenly, at his home, Middlesex-pl2r3i
Major-General Thomas Hawlishaiv, late of the Hon. East Irt•
dia Company's Bengal Establishment, azed 63.
On the 9;1 inst. at Oskve.ory, Salop, of a decline, Mao',
the wife of Charles Graham, Esq.

PROVINCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIV3*

At Stirling Castle, on the 2Gth June, the Lady of Caput;ll
Bishop, 40th I-re:Um:lit, of a daughter.
Lately, in Molesworth-street, Dublin, the Lady oF the
Hon. Francis Charles Annesley. of a son.
Saturday last, at Calehill, in Kent, the Lady of E. llarell•
Esq. of a son.

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MARRIED.
Lately, at Rochester, Mr. William Russell, farmer,
Louse, aged 64 years, to Miss Sears, of the same place,
-13 years.
In South Carolina, Mr. Stephen Lyon, to Miss Rebcolli
Lamb:
The happy time's at length arrived,
In scripture days foretold,
When Lamb and Lyon both unite,
Embrace and Weep one fold;
Now joined in matrimonial tether,
The Lamb and Lion lie together,
And at th' appointed time in troth
6 A little child will lead them both.'
City of Wailtington Gttectte.
Saturday sen'night, at Sutton-in-Ashficht, in Nottiughatir
shire, John Godbtr, to Elizabeth Witham. After the cete°
ninny was ended, the names registered, and the books closed*
the bridegroom (who has an impediment in his speech) accost'
ed the minister thus:—" I 1-1-hope Sa-Sa-Sir, you will
,er.
ex-excuse the fa-fa-fees, for a fa-ta-few weeks." The minis'
ter replied—" you ought to hare provided money before Yo 3
had come here to be married.' I'he poor man took bib
wife by the arm, and walked off, saying—" wa-wa-when
to-trade mends, I'll pa-pa-pay you as sa-sa-soon as I can.

DIED.
Last week, after an illness of six days- only, Mrs. Blatchifs t
of Walcut-street, Bath, midwife, which profession she carried
on very successfully for a great number of years. She appear!
to have attended between five and six thousand labours: ao‘i
many ladies of the first respectability from time to time canna
to 11:stli to place themselves under her professional care.
At Newton-upon-Ayr, Mr. James Turner, aged 100. kle'
was a seijeant in the King's army in 1715.
Lately, at Otley, Rosamond, wife of the Rev. John Sintr
son, itinerant preacher in the Wesleyan Connexion. of
dropsy in the abdomen. She was tapped .20 times, and 0
supposed to hare parted with about 100 4aIIODS of fluid bjr
'those operations, in the space of 23 months.
At llexham, on 'Wednesday last, suddenly, at an adrance4
age, slaty Chisholm, too much to be feared, from real want:
her heshaiid had gone out to seek simiethiog for breakfasts
and upon his return found her a lifeless corpse. -
At. 'Cynetoon:h, on Sunday last, Mrs. Gibbon, relict of ;Mr'
Ralph Gibbon, of that Z:orth Shore. She went to bed 0"
Saturday night, after eating a hearty supper and apparently
in :ierfect health, and was found dead its bed on the following
morning..
At Crosby Lodge, near Carlisle, on Wednesilt,y last, ill'
consequence of a fail front his horse, deservedly • regretted*
David Kennedy, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices alb*
Peace, and a Lieputy Lieutenant for,Cumberland.

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