Star.
London, England, 1827-06-18 00:00:00

CORONER'S INQUESTS.

. SAtorday an Inquest was held at the Green Man,
Stratford, on the body of Mr. Grant, late a Lieutenant
in the 42d Highlanders. It. appeared by the'esidence
that on Wednesday the deceased passed through tke
turnpike on horseback, and turning round, app4rentir
I to pay the toll, when a Stamford stag 'coach coming
up, one of die %Oriels came in contact with his hotels
bind legs, and both the horeand his rider were throe's.
Mr. Grant fell under the coach, the hind wheel of which
passed over his body, and killed him on the spot...:.
Verdict—Accidental Death. The Coroner observial
that mot the slightest blame could attach to the drive
of the stage. •
An Inquest was held at the Westminster It spinal o*
the body of T. Carty, two years old, whom it appealea
the,mother had left, whae she went out on an errand,ie
the care of a sister, three years old, who suffered it to
play with some lighted paper, by which its clothes were
ignited, and the body so much insured that the child
died within two hours after being taken to the Rospi.
tal. Verdict—Accidentally burnt to death through the
negligence of the parents, in leaving him under an ilia
peeper guardian.

carpenter in the Tuesday, whilst Mr. John Wood, a
new works at Sheerness, was in the act of boring a
hole with asiatugur, he ruptured a blood vessel, and
died on the spot.
A melancholy accident occurred on Tuesday, the
sth instant, to Mr. John Bolton, an opulent coach
proprietor. lately landlord of the Nortolk Hotel, Nor-
wich, which terminated fatally. Mr. Bolton and Mr.
Whincup, Jun. of Stamford. had been to Leicester 4
a gig, and mere returning to Melton, when about sit
miles from the latter place Mr. Bolton was ptecipi.
toted from the gig, and pitched upon his head; he was
-conveyed to the George Hotel at Melton, and sanguine
hopes were entertained of his recovery until about
three o'clock on Sunday se'nnight, the 10th imam,
when erysipelas took place, and terminated his eattbly
career, about twelve the same day, in the 60th year of

his age.
HEBDOMA.DARY.
Tats Day—The giorioos Battk of Waterloo.
to-mossow—The Sun rhea at 42 minutes put three. ]data
Charm signed, Md.
WAZOlSDAV—Tranalatioa a the remains of Edward, King et tie
West Simms, from Wareham to Salisbury, three Tun aver tut
decease.
Tatommay—The learn day. The Battle of Vittoria,
Fame—Soo sets 17 miasma past eight.
Sagoonmr—St. Jolla's Eve. Midsummer Rea

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, lIASINGHALIASTEIitt.
10611011 LOW. a. a.
J. Paterson, Brett's-buildings, Camberwell, dealer . slt
T. Charlesworth, Patriot•square, Bethnal-green, tenthaler 3it
W. H. Bray, Brighton, Sussex, draper . 10
J. Cox, Leadenhall-street, victualler . t s 3St
G. Smith, Henry-street, Waterloo-road, grocer . 3it
G. Pennell, Flndyer.street, Westminster, plena, deg* 3it
R. T. Bishop, Birmingham,. woollen draper . IS
MC*, Sackville-street, Ptccadilyy, tailor • • #
A..C. Mush, Great Scotland-yard, navy agent . . Is
4. &ebbs. Penton-street, Leicester-Keefe, jeweller . 3
IS
IL Hague, Shoretlitch, linendreper . • . II
J. L. Hera. Market-row, Oxford-market, Timelier 6 2is
It. &rubella But Poloulsey, Surrey, carpenter .
J. Webb.. &raid? Glouoestersbire, draper . . II
T. Tarratt, *A, hiberdasher .
T. H. Worrell, St. lobn•strset, West Smithfieldowlsw user. 211
G. Benet& and Co. tkivei•street; !Piccadilly. hotel-keepers I la
J. Joyce and Co. Smith-street, Northampton-aqua--
merchant • • • • •
T. T. Balsam. Bread-street, Cbeapside, lace dealer
%V: !hugger and Co. Caine; Wiltshire, clothiers
t, Cole, Ease Stonehoese, Plymouth, plumber
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. T. Toy, Peery?, Cornwall, grocer • . .
H. Thorrington and Co. Battle:bridge Wharf, coal mer. t
C. Tamer, Horton Kirby, Kent, farmer . . It
R. Straclearn, Lame-street, ship broker . . I
W. Dodd, Liverpool, paper hanging manufacturer .
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W. Gathard, Cheapside, tailor .
10
W. Jones, Loyell's•court, Paternoster-row. bookseller . la
O. Cos, Little Britain, banker • • . .
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H. H. Stansfeld, King-street, Cheapaide, stuff manufacturer 11
J. Nesbitt and Co. Aidermanbury, merchants . la
MARRIED,
Saturday at St. George's, Hanoven4quare Edward &rink/
Portman, Esq. M.P. for toreetshire, to Lady Renmi Lanier,
third daughter of the Earl and Countess of Harewood. The Sul
and Countess of Sheffield, the Earl and Countess of Hareweial.
Mr. and Mrs. Dugdale, Mts. Cousins, and a number of the relatives
of the respective families, were present at the performance of tie
ceremony. The bride was given away by her father the Earl sl
Hammed. After the ceremony the bride and bridegroom left tom
for the seat of the Marquis of Abercorn, the Priory, Seem Sganawf4
The marriage in long talked of, of Mrs. Cants and the Dabs
of St. Albans, took place about three o'clock on Saturday aftemon
at Mrs. Coutts's house, the corner of Stratton-street,
special licence foe that purpose having been Lamed on Tresday
on theistic of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The ceremony we
performed in the grand drawing-room, where an altar-table conod
with rich crimson Genoa velvet bad previously been placed. ill
Grace'l uncle, the Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Francis Bemire.
read the marriage service; at which were present the Marquises'
Marchioness of Bute, the Ladies &suckle, the Coyotes, oi Gsr%
ford, the Karl of Beshorough, the Sari and Countess of Harrostby,
the Ladies North, &c. Ste. Aubrey Beauclere, Duke of St. tI.
bans, is a descendant of the celebrated Nell Gwynn, by
Charles the Second. In virtue of a Royal grant to his antsca
from that Monarch, the Dukes of Sc. Albans possess two privilws
exclusively exercised by them and by the legitimate de.crntlan's of
the Royal Family, via.—that of entering the Court-yard ((SG
James's-palace la a carriage, without permission, and that of &iv
ing a carriage in what is called the Riog, in Hyde.park.
Rev. C. R. Band, Rector of Coombe Raleigh and Sheldon. to
Henrietta Mary Bourke, eldest daughter of the Rev. Hoff
rellowes, Vicar of &Wary, Devon.
At Chem:erten. the Rev. Charles Levington, B.A. of Sc. Jobn's
College, Cambridge, to Elisabeth Woolboew, daughter a the tote
Rev. R. G. Robinson, B.C.L. Vicar of Harl'e______l_:__-1--------•Srafro,"Ora

• DIED.
At the Vicarage, Bremblay, Kent, die Rer. A. Kimmins WI
/lector of Bermondsey. Sang, aged 85.
Aged 57. the Rev. Thomas Tucker, Rector of Kingsdoo, is as

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At the Rectory House, Coombay, in his 16th year, the ilev,
At Limerick, the Rev. Henry
Edmund Gardiner, M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, and Rate of
Tintem Pares, Monmouthshire. Vicar Cberal d
that Cathedral, and for nearly 40 years Chaplain of be garnish
and Rector of the parishes of KtUmurry and Denys&lvin.
The 29th ult. in Union-street. Maidstone, aged 111. Mud
the wife of Richard Chancier, en of Mr. Chantke, of tbe Rooe.a.
Japerslngram,
'Crown. The husband of the deceased, a young man about '.O.
yeah of age, was dangerously ill at the time, and WAS so *ended s
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his approaching dissolution, that he begged her body might Do: 1,,
interred until his sown existence had terminated, and that they tuji•'•
be terred at the same time and in the same grave. His WOA Ir.'
complied with, and the remains of both were interred in Maidstort
church-yard, the parents of both the deceased forming part of do
sad process
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