Star.
London, England, 1824-10-18 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On Saturday last, by the Relit Mr. Nicoley, Christopher James
Magnay, Esq. of College 11111, eldest son of Alderman Alagnay, to
Caroline, third daughter of Sir Charles Flower, Bart. of ,Dill
Hill, Allddlesex.

The 13th Inst. the Rev. Edward Wyvill, Rector of Fingal,York-
shire, to Mrs. l)odswortb, of Cow:ing I lall, in the same county.
Monday, at Walton, the Rev. Thomas Hopkins to Miss Susan
Deck, of the above place.
Tuesday, at Somerton, William Wright Hewett, M.D. to Susan
Moore, second daughter of the Rev. Dr. Itlachly, Chaplain in Or.
'Unary to his Majesty, and Rector of Somerton, Hartest-cum-lloz-
ted, and Stansfield, in Suffolk.
At Stratford-upon-Avon, the Rev. John Peglar, M.A. to Har-
riet, only daughter of the Rey. James Davenport, D.D. Vicar of
that place.

DIED.
At Cuckfield, Sussex, on the !7th instant, Susanna, the wife of
Charles Augustus tulk, Esq. M.P. and daughter of Marmaduke
Hart, Esq. Hampstead.
Oct. 13, in Queen Ann-street, Sir J. Bland Lamb, Bart.
At Kilkenny, aged 66, Rev. Patrick Michael Morris, U.C.
The Ist instant, suddenly, of apoplexy, while sitting a; dinner,
the Rev. Henry Baddell, of Raheengraney, County Wicklow.
At Treborth, Carivarvonshire. on Wednesday the 6th of October,
Margaret, eldest daughter of Johu Cheyne, Esq. Physician General
to his Majesty's Army in Ireland.
Tuesday last, at Abberton, in the 83d year of his age, John
Bawtree, Esq. banker, Colchester.
October 13, on the Dane John, Canterbury, Dr. Jaques, M.D.
32:e 13th inst. at Colchester. the Rev. Yorick Smythies, in the
89th year of his age, and upwards of half a century Rector of St.
Martin's, in the same town, and Little Bentley, in the same diocese.
liev. George Tumour, Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of
Lincoln, and Vicar of Wrsgby, in the sane county. ,
In his 68th year, the Rev. John Whitehouse, formerly of St.
John's College, Cambridge, Rector of Orlingbury, Northampton-
shire, and Chaplain to the Duke of York.
At Sandgate, the Rev. George 31ilner, youngest brother to Sir
William Milner, Bart.
Saturday se'nnight, at Hose. advanced in years, Mr. S. Whalley,
formerly earth-stopper in the Hunt of his Grace the Duke of Rut-
land. The deceased occupied a small portion of land under the
Duke : he was a man of penurious habits, and lived in a wretched
secluded but (at a place called Hose Brock-bills, some distance
from any town), where every wind that blew threatened destruc-
tion to his habitation. A few days ago he was taken seriously
ill, which coming to the knowledge of some kind friend, be bad
him conveyed to the village of Hose, that proper assistance might
be'rendered. Whalley soon grew worse, and finding his dissolu-
tion near, disclosed to a relation that he had hid some money (to
use his own words " not a little") hi a pot under ground: but that
be himself must go with the person, otherwise it would be impos-
sible to'find it. The next day was fixed for the purpose; but ere
the morning dawned, the grim King of Terrors had summoned the
earth-stopper to his long home—he was found a corpse in bed. It
is the task now of his son and heir to discover, if possible, the
hidden treasure; but hitherto the search has been altogether fruit-
less. Nothing can be ascertained as to the probable amount, but
it is supposed to be considerable.

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