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London, England, 1822-05-04 00:00:00

DIED.

Saturday, aged 27, Mary, third daughter of the Right Hon.
Charles Bathurst, at his house in Ilertford-street.

April 25, at her mother's house, in Ilill.street' the Hon. Bliss
Katherine Curt, youngest daughter of the late Lord Bretvniolv.
April 23, at Murraythsvaite, Dumfries-shirt John Murray,
Esq. of Tundcrgarth, late Lieutenant-OW.lml Of the Annandale
and F.shclale Local Militia, aged 49.
Nov. 26, at Berhampore, in the East Indies, of a bilious fever,
Captain Thomas Binay, of the 11th Regiment Light Dragoons,
aged 30.
April 21, in St. James's-place, the infant son of Major
son, of the Grenadier Guards.

April 28, at Great Beddow, Essex, after a lingering illness,
S. C. Cerise, Esq. Lient.-Col. of the East Essex Militia.
April $, aged 126 years, Mr. Thadey, 'Morley, a Most respect-
able farmer, residing near the Hill of Allen, in the County of
Kildare. He retained his faculties to the last moment, and was
able to take the pleasure of any sort -of field amusement within
the last sin months of his life; he was married about 19 years'
I ago, at the are of 107, to a woman al yews of age.

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