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London, England, 1821-06-18 00:00:00

DIED.

Monday, the Rev. Morden Carthew, M. A. Vicar of Melt.
hall, with Pasley Rectory annexed, in Norfolk, and formerly a
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, B.A. 1783, M. A. 1 788. Its
Living is in the patronage of the Master and Fellows of Cis
College.
May 24, the Rev. Mr. Brownlie, Minister of the second M.
sociate Congregation Falkirk.
June 2, the Rev. David Evans, Vicar of Ruyton or the }era
Towns, Shropshire.
Nay 41, at the Manse of Insch, the Rev. George Dan, k
the 71st year of his age, and 3 lst of his Ministry.
In his 59th year, the Rev. Thomas Gregory, Vicar of
low, Bedairdshire.
In his 56th year, the Rev. Thomas Veel, AL A. Curate al
Eastington, Gloucestershire.
May 25, at the Chapel-house, Liverpool, the Rev. Thorns
Michael Kirwan, one of the Parish Priests of St. Michan't,
Dublin, in his 33d year.
Tuesday, at Mount-row, Lambeth, Mrs. Margaret Catherine
Ashe, relict of the late Rev. Samuel Ache, many years Rector
of Langley Barrel, Wilts.
Saturday eennight, at Clifton, Penelope, relict of the late Ge-
neral Edward Smith.

June 2, at Camp-hill, near Birmingham, is his 47th year,
Captain James Considine, late of the 3:th Light Dragoons, ad
Aid-de-Camp to General Sir Robert Bolton.
At Malabide, John Fortescue, Esq. late Captain in the Antrim
Regiment of Militia.
Sunday se'nnight, at Norwich, aged 63, Gardiner Chaptnzt,
Esq. Attorney at Law.
June 3, at Chester, in his 43d year, Wm. Carter, Esq. many
years a Captain in the Royal Cheshire Regiment, and lard
the 22d Regiment of Foot.
At her father's house at Granby-row, Dublin, Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of John Duncan, Esq. and at her residence n
Bereaturd-street, Miss Elizabeth Duncan, daughter of the lat
William Duncan, Esq. Seldom has a more melancholy scene
been witnessed than the interment of these two Ladies, coeds,
being consigned to the same grave at the same moment, attended
by a numerous circle of friends and acquaintance, who respecteh
them while living, and now sincerely and deservedly lament ash
regret their decease.

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