Star.
London, England, 1822-04-15 00:00:00

DIED.

The 21st ult. at the Abbey of Luce, in the 80th year of !:is
age, the Rev. William Learmont, 46 years Minister t:le Gos-
pel at Old Luce.
At the Vicarage ITouse, Mere, aged 33, the Rec. It. W.
Howell, M.A. and Minister of that Parish for the Itst sic years.
The Rev. George Boldero, of Martin Rainham, NJrfulk,
aged 62.
Friday se'nnigbt, at his house in Seething-lane, Tower-street,
the Rev. W. V. Ireson, A. 31. aged .69, Lecturer of St. Cle—
ments, Bastcheap, and upwardf of 40 years .M.isttr of the
Brewers' Grammar School.

A few days since, at his Parsonage-house, the Rev. Williams
Wilson, B.D. Rector of Moreton, in Essex, and formerly I&.
low of St. Jubn's College, Cambridge. The Rectory is in the
patronage of the Master and Fellows of that Society.
Thursday, at his house in Wortham, Suffolk, aged 70, the.
Rev. George Betts, LLB. Prebendary of Litchfield, Rector ar
the Parishes of West Winch and Overstrand, in Norfolk, ate!
many years an acting Magistrate for the counties of Nortulk anil
Suffolk.

April 8, at Gillingham Vicarage, aged 84, the Rev. Hoes•
tonne Radcliffe, D.D. Archdeacon and Prebendary of Canteab•
bury, Rector of lckham, and Vicar of Gillingham; he waa;
also Sub-Dean of Wells.

March 29, at Glasgow, the Rev. James Couper, Rector ni
the united parishes of Landough, Leckwith, and Cogan, arlt
Vicar of 'Loath, in the county of Glamorgan, second son of tin •
Rev. Dr. Cuuper, Professor of Astronomy in the University al:
Glasgow.
March 27, at Buckden, after a short illness, John Hodgson,
Favq. M.A.. Commissary of the Archdeaconry of fluntingdott.
aged 82.—lie had filled the office of Secretary to the Bishop oit
Lincoln (from which he retired in 1320) for more than 50 years
during the prelacy of Dr. Green, Dr. Thu:low, and lastly ut
Dr. Tomline, now Bishop of Winchester.

.
Monday morning, In a fit of apoplexy, at his house in Lewes,
Mr. Dicker, banker, aged 68.
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April 10, at Canterbury, aged 44, Mr. William Hairy me!,
schoolmaster, leaving a wife and six children. His death acs
occasioned by a fall from a horse, in returning front Barham
Downs, on the preceding day.
Monday evening, in a tit of apoplrmy, in Week-street, Maio!'.
stone, Mr. T. Richardson, of Roxlry, formerly of Reid Cox:r.

Sunday, at Ipswich, Isabella'Catherine, relict of Wm, Thom.
son, Esq. late of the Hon. Kist India Company's service.
The 13th ult. John Morris, F.sq. of Niddfraid, near New-
town, Montgomeryshire. This Gentleman was of ex:mon:Mary
dimensions, aad weighed 13 cwt. in the c;ffio. The tw.:y was
lowered into the grave with a windlass prepared for the purFose.
Wednesday, George, the infant inn of Air. fieergc Howard,
of the Post Office, Clidinsford. The premature death of this
infant is attributed to the conduct of the nurse girl, who ve.s
absent four hour. ; and the long exposure of the child to the
cold produced convulsions, which, although previously in goal
health, it survived only seven days. -
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