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London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

BIRTHS.
Jan. 14, 01 'lloyal Bartsch', WEIN the Lull of
fl
M`Robert, of the 79th Restthent, of a soi.
Jill'' 19, It &tout, in the East Indies, the Lady of Lints.
neat-Colonel IL Latter, of a datiihter.

ARRIED.
The Rev. H. W. Winnfield, Hector of Rattlevien and
grove, to Sarah Arabella, youngest daughter of Wm.
rat,
hkg. of Tyringbaml Bucks.
Denham,
thehte the
cyEdßerwa.rdWcililaodnid. Freet, to Ann,
nrl
daJuAgantht.Rileir4ale, at Beaumarls, the Rev. H. Jones, 81. A.
al /Quigley, Cheshire, to Anna, second daughter of Owen
mt.?,
Rio. of Beaumaris.
Jan. 15, at Northampton, the Rev. James Ridd(ll, A.
Dorothy, younger daughter of the late John Foirtr, F ,
i
Leicester-Grange, Leicestershire.
Jan. 8, at High Wycombe, Bucks, the Rev. •n,„„,
only son of Admiral Boys. rti MIN Somers, of th,tt plJee.
Jan. 14, at Bath, Ilumphry Williams, of Cern pat.,
Cornwall, Esq. to Ellen Frances, daughter of Colonel
tYto,k
I nt Castleneynee, in the county of Sligo.
Jan. 15, at Carlton, Lieutenant-Colonel O'Halloran, to rr, •
ees, youngest sister of the late Sir Thomas Woollast,,e ii
Bart. of Walling Wells, Nottinghamshire. hire,
Monday, at Charlestown, in the county of
Leeke, Rio. Barrister, eldest son of Ralph L. ek,.,
Longford Hall, Shropshite, to Anna Shawe, on!y
the Han. Matthew Plunkett.

DIED.
Saturday sennight, in the 26th year of his age, the
Griffin, Minister of the Independent Chapel, at Exeter.
The Rev. John Letabiere, Rector of the Protestant rren,
Church, and for 40 years Curate of St. Nicholas qi.
%Vila •
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Dublin, aged 69.
The Rev. W. Parker, B.D. Fellow of Emmanuel Col;
Cambridge, and Curate of Fit. Peter-le-Poor, London.
Jan. 9, at the Vicarage Great Staughton, liuntingdonsl:
the Rev. James Pope, B.D. formerly Fellow of St. John's (
lege, Oxford, aged 63.
Jan. IS, in Kilkenny, the Rev. Paul lieliham, I.L.D. A!,
deacon and Vicar-General of the Diocese of Ossory.
Jan. 13, at York, the Rev. Francis William Dealtrf, A,
Rector of Over-lielmsley, near that city.

Sunday se'nnight, at Dudley, much respected, Mr. irk,:
Jennings, the celebrated ban-singer, and Maestro-do-C.;
Sedgky.
Jan. ift, aged 1.1, Julia Suianna, third daughter of ..71e
John Newman, Vicar of Great 15104 cad.
Wednesday, at his father's house, aged 25, Augu,i; •:.
M.D. fifth son of Thomas Wattle, I:sq. of Brlcktii-1., • :
Friday se'nnight, at Aldborou; h, after a few d i:-•
aged 60, Mrs. Emly, relict of the late Rev. Th0i...., 1:r.
M.A. of that place.
Jan. 18. suddenly, in Bedford-place, Thor•.tas Stoke.# r:
the Royal Navy.
Jan. 14, at Carlby, Thomas Kett!e, aged 47, a sobsi,
and industrious labourer. He was taken suddenly ill w!.:!: •
ling of blood, as he was thrashing nn the Saturday pr •. .
but found himself much better on the Sund ty ..:-
linued so till Monday afternoon, when, as soon as he h:.: •
his tea, he remarked to his wife how happy he felt 1...
having emitted en blood the whole day : the words
e►caped his lips before he began in a frightful manner :
to vomit blood, which, in about five minutes, put a
his earthly career.
At tuft, near Ihydon.bridge, 6n the 14th inst. Mr. !.
Maugham, of Whinnetley, near Newcastle. On the
night preceding mistook his way, in the dark, an•l st::
into the Tyne, but he f'll backwards, which preventek: i:i•
drowned. He afterwards wandered al: night, and got

turnip field, where he laid down, and pulling 'some of !ht.=
his head, be continued until twelve o'clock on Saturtla•:,
he was found, unable to rise. Ile lingered until Momlay
night, when, notwit..standing medical aid, he expired.

Thursday, VINCENT I JUDSON. a Staff Corporal of :he 0:
shire Regular Regiment of Militia, who died a few d: F..
ously, was interred with military honours in the churzli.y
St. Mary Magdalen parish, in that city. Captain Gnin
tended as chief mourner; Lieutenant RoAns, Qtr.r:er
Cox, and all the Serjeants, Corporal., and Drummer: 4
Staff, were in the procession, which marched from th!,
of the Corporal to the church in the most solemn ra
When the body was deposited in the earth, three vol!i. •
fired over the grave. A great number of people ace
view the ceremony, many of whom climbed on the par:.7.:
which incloses the church-yard. In consequence of the ri:t
sixty feet of the iron-railing and coping-stones gave way, :.1
to the ground; by which accident a son of Mr.- Co.sacr. vi cc.
Ebbe's parish, had one kg broken, and the other leg v...ry ;••.:4
bruised ; and a child of Mr. Broterr, of Gloucester.greeo. `al
its face dreadfully bruised and lacerated, by the fall of the

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