Star.
London, England, 1825-01-17 00:00:00

WORSIII P-STREET.

W. lee, of Fleet-street, Spitalfieltls, weaver, was charged with
throwing oil of vitriol over the garments of W. Bennett and Mary
Blenkins, who were apprentices to him, but whose indentures were
discharged at this Office on Wednesday last, in consequence of his
improper conduct ; when the Magistrate gave him his option of
paying for the damage done, or finding bail for the Session; when
he chose the fora ser and was dissharged.

DIED.
Rev. Thos. Gartbam, Master of the Grammar Schobl, Sk:ptea,
Yorkshire.

Rev. Mr. Hayes, Curate of Chale. Isle of Wight.
At Newton Cottage, the Rev. Wm. Parsons, Vicar of Musk%
Herefordshire: this Gentleman, as was usual with him, was sleep
ing in his chair after dinner, and when his friends were about to
awake him, they discovered that he was a corpse.
Rev. J. Weddell Parsons, upwards of forty years Vicar of Wel-
lington, and Curate of Marston and Pencoyd, Herefordshire.
Lately, at Torpoint, lAeut. George Hopkins, late of the Genoa.
At Kingsand, Mrs. Elliott, mother of Captain W. Elliott, C.C.
of the Lively.
Thursday sen'night, at Fishbourne, near Chichester, Captain
Godench, IL N. aged 72.
At his seat, Yeo Vale, Devon, the Rev. T. Hooper, M.A. Vicd
of Launcells, In Cornwall.
Lately, at Hiskopton, Durham, after a very long illness, at an ad-
vanced age, the Rev. Ralph Tatham, formerly of St. John's Col-
lege Cambridge.
The 6th curreot, aged 26 years, Elisabeth M'Cartney, eldeiC
daughter of the late Mr. Robert M'Cartney, Auchinleck, parish of
Rerwick, in Galloway. She took supper and went to lied in her
usual health, and a few minutes had elapsed, till her sister
her quite dead.
At Worle (after having been confined to his bed for the thort
space of three days only), Mr. Joel lilbhop, of the parish of Bin-
well, in Sotratersetskire, aged 103. tie was the fiber, grandfather,
and great grandfather of 180 children, of whom 115 are living.
Thursday se'nnight, Sarah Dutton, a servant to Alin Cooper. ill
the Minster Yard, York, NIL down in an apoplectic fit, as site w.s
proceeding to unhol. the garden gate. She,was removed into the
house, and almost instautly expired.
Wednesday, Ch ales Drew, uffice.keeper
Queen-square Police-office, after a rather
taken ill on Saturday with a violent bilious
tacks experienced by him ou former occasions,
rulence, perhaps, from some little " extra ind
Christmas holydays; and the attack continued
Doctor pronounced that there was no hope r'
a well-known character on many accounts.
celebrated dog " Billy," the rapid destroyer
quently.exemplified at the Westminster Cock-
ploits, with the master by his side, constitute
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