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London, England, 1821-05-28 00:00:00

MARRIED.

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Wednesday se'nnight, George Smalley, Esq. RA. of Trinity
College, Oxford, to Frances Jane, eldest daughter of Capt. Hay.
At I.eyron, Essex, .the Rev. J. Abdy, M.A. to Maris, only
daughter of the late Richard Smith, Esq. of Woburn-plaas
Russell-square, London.
The Rev. Frederick William Mansell, B.A. of Trinity Cal
lege, Cambridge, to Maiy, youngest daughter of the late t
Hughes Vernon, Esq.
The Rev. D. Olievere, Rector of Clifton, Bedfordshire, a
his 81st year, to Miss Susan Endersby, who had just attained!'"
23d year !
The Rev. Christopher Parkins, of Gresford, Denbigkdia,
to Anne Arabella, second daughter of the late William Se.
cawen, Esq.
Thursday se'nnight, the Rev. Mr. Denning, of Meragissey,r
Miss Marshall, eldest daughter of Dr. Marshall, of Truro.
Same day, Mr. N. Colthuret, Lieutenant in the Royal Noy,
to Mary Anne, only daughter of the late J. Staple, list'. tf
Stratton, Soniersetshire.
Thursday, at ('rawley, Hants, John Latham, Esq. Fellow of
All Souls' College, Orford, to Elizabeth Anne, eldest daughter
of the Late lion. Mr. Justice Dampier.
Thursday, at Cheriton, Kent, the 11ev. FAlmund Burke Lewitt
Rector of Toddington, Bedfordshire, to Aux; eldest ilaugkter
of the Rev. Julius Drake Brockman, Rector of Cheriton, sof
Vicar of Newington, in the same county.
At Warminster, Lieutenant Linthorne, R.N. to Maria, seeing
daughter of J. Buck land, Esq.
May 17, John Peach, Esq. late *of his Majesty's 84th Rep'
meat of Foot, to Miss Frances Sophia Metcalf.

DIED.
At Kingsland, IfereforcLhire, in his 52d year, the Reg.
Richard Davies Evans, 21. A. Rector of that parish, and a I'm
bendary of Ilereford Cathedral.
Aged 7p, the Rev. J. Berney, of St:Wham, Norfolk.
The. Rev. Thomas Lawrence, Vicar of Uandingat and Llaa•
fair-ar-y•bryn, Carmarthenshire, and of Llytwell, in the count,
of Brecon.
May 5, at Manse of Grange, the Rev. Francis Forbes.
May 13, at the Manse of Mid-Calder, Mrs. Somers, treed
the Rev. Dr. John Somers, Minister of that pari..h.
Thursday se'nnight, after a long illness, Mt. Thomas fitit.
many years Pastor of the old Dissenting Chapel, If le-anus:civil&
Thursday se'nnight, in his 77th year, the Rev. William ma-
ardson, Subchanter of the Cathedral, Inctimheot Cvaie of
S.
Michael le ileifrey, and Vicar of St. Sampson's, York, irkefg
he had etercised his Ministry within a few days of 50 Yrus',.,:.
At Longville, the Rev. Maurice M'Donnell, Rano Cath"'"
Curate of the parish of Connaught and Ballyno, in the pica°
of Cloyne ; in thedischarge of his duties hawing attended* 14",
ray afflicted with a malignant fever, he caught the disonsil"
after a•few days illneu, became its victim.
May 17, J. B. Matthews, Esq. of Sr. Margaret's Barili I**
cheater, one of the Aldermen of that city.
Dec. 5, m
Cakutta, Captain Thomas, of the East-India COP
pany's Service, and formerly resident at Tanterton, hatrl4 °I?
vived his wife oily a few months.

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