The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-18 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

On the 10th inst., the lady of Mr. J. G. Middletoar"
Newman-street, of » daughter. • • ,
On the 17th inst., the lady of George Trower, Esq.
Montague-place, Russell-square, of a eon.
On the 16th inst.,' in Charterhouse-square, the laui
the Rev. A. Irvine, of a son.
On the 12th inst., the lady of John Brocklehuret, jll/'
Esq., of Hurdsfield House, Cheshire, of a son. st
On the 2d inst., at the Palace of the British Envoi e
Florence, Lady Burghereh, lady of the Right Hon.
Burghersb, his Majesty's Envoy at Florence, of a son. the
On the Ist inst., the lady of Captain Heyman, of

Scots Greys, of a son. • ce,l
On the 14th inst., in Wilton-crescent, Grosvenor-PlB`
Lady Frances Higginson, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On the 16th inst., at Weasenhatu All Saints, the Pat
Walter Blunt, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, g
eldest son of James Blunt, Esq., of Nether Wallop, 0201
to Marian, eldest daughter of 'William Pearce,
Weasenhana- hall, Norfolk, and Mime-cottage, RichnO
Surrey.
On the 12th inst., at Stone, by the Rev. John Thologs
Hinds, M.A., Mr. Charles Robinson, of Walton..e.ott.go
to Marianne, eldest daughter of John Rangeley, Esq.,
Br
Onussels.
the 6th inst., Josiah Smith, Esq., of Bethnal-green'
road, to Mrs. Elizabeth SavignY•
On the 16th inst., at
Wes
Maddison, of Stratford, tol‘itaorHyan, Essex,
Alnn,
only Mdar.
John Wallace, Esq., sung f Bow, Middlesex.
0., ohf
Biduriek Park, to Anne, eldest daughter of
;illi i
daughter
On the Sth inst., at Marylebone church, Thomas Esq
late, and sister to the present, Sir John Trollope, Bar"
Casewiek, near Stamford.
On the 16th inst., at Lingfield, Surrey, by the Rev. ,C;
Sheffield, the Rev. Fitzherbert Fuller, youngest son of
'Ron: Mrs. Fuller, of AshdoWn House, to Maria Ursula'
fourth daughter of the late Rev. Sir Robert Sheffield, 13sri
On the 12th inst., at Grantham, Mr. -Edward AC,3t,:e
butcher, to Miss Sarah Catlin, both of that place. ---;#
bridegroom proved himself singularly fickle ; the pa'
were regularly asked in church, and the day and hOur
fixed for their appearance at the hymeneal altar, but sher,e
before the arrival of the expected happy period, the 100,
received a note from the groorn,,stating he found it inc'eg
venient to perform his engagement, and' the marriage
meats were left for the enjoyment of the female frF-0
alone. We understand this is the third fair one that
been similarly treated by this inconstant swain, and hipof
supposed that the dread of a blanket provided by solve d
his female neighbours, and an apprehension he entertin/hp
of the kindness of a select party of his own fraternity 'lip
had promised him a tune of marrow bones and cleaver
the market place the following day, added to the "10
forcible remonstrances on the part of the bride, that beotl
this instance screwed his courage to the sticking place,. d •
took her " for better or worse." As might be expects lit
large assemblage of all ages and both sexes were brclo
together to witness this much dreaded ceremony ; we
the pleasure to add the happy pair were housed wi"P"
personal injury.

DIED. tY
On the 14th inst., Mary Ann Emblem, the wife 0,/
Rev. John Emblem, of Stratford, Essex, in the 43d ye'

her age.
On the 7th ipst:, in Curzon-street, the Right of
Esther Lady Muneaster, widow and relict of the late
ther Lord Muncastei.
On the 16th inst., after a few days' illness, in the
year of his age, John Scott, Esq. of Hatton-garden. tS
On the 13th inst., after a long and painful illae,olo
the house of his father, Rear Admiral Brown, in 010
Devonshire, Captain John Bowen, R.N. aged 42 y__!o_,,,Y

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