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London, England, 1821-08-06 00:00:00

MARRIED.

The Rev. Thomas Waite, of Bi.hop-Wearmouth, Durham,
to Jane Jemima, third daughter of the late :11r. John Robson,
of Pinkneys, near \laidenhead.
August 2, the Rev. Edward Luard, of Murky, Derbyshire,
to Julia IYAranda, daughter of the late Edward Cote, Esq. of
Hampstead Heath.
At Horstead, Norfolk, the Rev. George Freer, B.A. of Em.
manuel College, Cambridge, and St. Neots, to Charlotte,
youngest daughter of Robert Postle, Esq. of the former place.
The Rev. Henry White, M.A. of Claughton in Louseble.
Cumberland, to Elizabeth, only child of Mr. Stackhousr, of
Blackburn, Lancashire.
The Rev. R. F. Follett, to Anne, only daughter of the Late
M. B. B. Byre, Esq. of Rill House, Devon.
The Very Rev. Thomas Carter, M.A. Dean of Tuam, a?re-
bend of the Cathedral Church of Armagh, and Rector of Bay-
more, to Harriet, ycur.gest daughter and co-heiress of the late
Richard Winfield, Esq.
The 11ev. Richard lioyse, of Little Hadham, Harts, to Wini-
fred Berner', fourth daughter of the late Sir 'Thomas Berrien
Plestow, of WatWigton I hall, Norfolk.
August 2, the lion. Harvey Hawke, of Womersley Park, to
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir J. Ramstleii, Bart. of 11) ram, both
in Yorkshire.
Thursday se'nnight, in Exeter, Mr. T. ribald!, jun. printer.
to Miss E. Croft, of Plymouth.
July 31, at Sudbury, Thomas Musgrave, Esq. Mayor of Sud-
bury, to Miss llodge, both of the same place.
July 23, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, Captain
Sherborne Williams, of the Royal Engineers, to Sarah, youngest
daughter of the late Henry Sweetirg, Esq. of Huntingdon.

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Tuesday, at his resideree in the Royal Hospital, at Haslar,ki
his 66th year, the Rev. Mr. Lawrence, many years Chaplain to
that Establishment, and Rector of Lotigpatish, Hants.
At Tarrant Hinton, Dorset, aged 60, the Rev. Thos. Wale,
36 years Rector of that parish.
Aged 47, the Rev. John Williams, M.A. Curate of Plasm,
Kent.
At Vcllore, aged 29, the Rev. Edward M. Jackson, one of the
East-India Company's Chaplains.
Monday, at the Parsonage, Colney, the Rev. William Gibson,
M.A. Rector of that parish, and of Somerton and Wintertoe,
Norfolk.
Thursday, in his 68th year, the Rev. William Button, 40
years Pastor of the Baptist Church, Dean-street, Southwark.-
Friday s...'nnight, in Park -street, Grosvenor-square, 3lrs.
zabeth Bagot, fifth slaughter of Sir W. W. liagut, hart. of Blitlet
field, in the county of Staihmil.
Tuesday, at Merton House, Cambridge, aged is, Annie, the
daughter of Professor Parish.
Wednesday se'nnight, of a decline, Mr. Richard Pascoe, sea
of the late Rev. Mr. Pascoe, of St. Keverne.
The Rev. Francis Gisborne, Rector of liaverley,. in Derby-
shire, who died on Sunday se'nnight, in the 90th year of his age,
continued, until a short period before his death, to fulfil all the
duties of Village Rector, without a Curate, christening, marry-
ing, and burying, all his parishoners in the latter oilier. He
never failed, however unfavourable the weather, to meet fag
corpse at the church-yard gates, and proceeded before it into the
church, and at the grave always refused any temporary shelters
however inclement the season.
July 25, at Mouswald Manse, Mrs. Janet Richardson, wife
of the Rev. Jacob Dickson.
At Merrylaw, in the Parish of Camas, William GooafellA
in the eighty-fourth year of his age, who has attended the So!.
shawbank Fair fifty-eight years, without missing one year.
July 19. at Temple Druid, Pembrokeshire, South Wakes
Henry 13ulkeley, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the rag
for the county of Pembroke.
April 17, at Kingston, Jamaica, in his 29d yen, Mr. R.
Luckraft, Second Officer of the Golden Grove Wcs Wires.
In the West Indies, on board his Majesty's ship Forte, 51i•
W. Elworthy, Midshipman.
July :10, after an illness of 24 hours, Cecilia Frances Roue%
daughter of Charles Day, Esq• of Bevis Hill, TIVZIr SOUtbraPt°r..
Jiily 71, at Ludix.v, Arthur, second son of Edward Roliwt
Esq. M.P.
At Rill, in the neighbourhood of St. Asaph, Dr. Ri'brt
Jones, of Denbigh, aged 75 years : he bad retired to that pliic
for a few days, to enjoy the benefit of sea-bathing. and ow
tacked while in shallow-water, on the morning of the 50:1 °IL,
Lately, a farmer in Merionethshire, at 103 years of age:
his first wife he had 30 children, ten by his weenie foss by
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third, end seven by two concubines! His youngest son `u"
S
years younger than his eldest, and 800 persons, desceedesi o°
hi:, body, attended his funeral !
Friday, at Homerton, whefe she went for a change
Mrs. Rehm Cowley, of Hornsey-ruw, Islington, in vie !
year of her age, after a lingering and painfa illness of niore ce,tL'r
ball a century standing, •occasioned by the carelessness
nurse, in giving her imp over playthings, by whic!t ;le
the stopper of a silver cruet, when about three yearsol,:i.,
t:a rennis in her body to this day, 1.-ttled in 0:: os-rien "'-
Ins caused a nmeh torture perplexity.

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