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London, England, 1821-06-26 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Rev. W. O. Moore, of Muskham, near Newark, to Era
bah, eldest daughter of S. Roberts, Esq. Long Orton, Hunts
June I'2, at Chapelton, New Kilpatrick, the Rev. Wars
Logan of Lesmahagow, to Ann, third daughter of :41r. Bo-
bert Aitken, of Chapelton.
June 10, at Murlingden, near Bre:bin, the Rev. Robot
Smith, of Dreghorn, to Miss Vary bloleson, daughter of Tle
mas Molcson, Esq. late Provost of Brecbin.
June 18, the Rev. George Randall Orchard, Curate of North
Bradley, to Eliza, only daughter of Robert Hooper, liol.ri
Bradford, Wilts.
At Warblington, the Rev. Daniel Davies, D.D. Recta ol
Holyhead, Vicar of bfartletwy and Bayvil with Moyirover
Pembrokeshire, and Minister of Emswortb, Hants, to 11iss
Harriet Ilolloway, second daughter of Joseph Holloway, Est
of the Utter place.
June 12, at Bradfield, Berks, John Frewen Moor, SO
Brasennose College, Oxford, to Mary, eldest daughter d cle
Rev. Henry Stevens, of Bradfield.

At Colton, in Ireland, the Rev. Dr. Beaufort, aged 84.
June 12, at Batheaston, aged 62, the. Rex. Race Goa*
D.D.
D.D. of Walcot Parade, illath ; i Justice of the Peace fortis
counties of Somerset and Gloucester, and nearly 30 years *
ulster and chid proprietor of Kensington Chapel, Bath.
June 16, at his Parsonage, Langdon Hills, Essex, aged it
the Rev. John Moore, LL.B. Rector of the above Parish, ad
of St. Michael Bassishaw, London ; one of the Priests of Is
Majesty's Chapel Royal, St. James's, and for upwards an
years Minor Canon of St. Paul's Cathedral, and formerly*
low of St. John's College, Oxford.
ht Piddle-Trenthidel, Dorset, Lieut. W. Alner, Oa;
June 2, after a few days' illness, aged 74, Mr. Luke Lintria
Canterbury-row, Newington, Surrey.
June 6, at inburgh, aged 18 years, Mr. Richard mail
Houison, eighth son of the late Rev. Alexander Heidoll,ll
Anchtergavan.
June 8, at Banks of Troqueer, Robt. Halliday, Esq. of 13114
aged 68.
At Stewartstown. aged 80, Mrs. J. Simpson, relict of the
Rev. Mr. Simpson, a Presbyterian Minister of Coleraine.
Tuesday, at Abingdon, after seven years' painful illnewskints
third daughter of the late Gilbert Gordon, Esq. of Ebbs"
Dumfries-shire; and wife of Mr. West, surgeon. of Mint.
The 9th inst. at Guernsey, aged 50, Mr. Edwards!, If'
Plymouth, solicitor.
June 10, at St. Andrew's, aged 19, Mr. James AA 5°4.
dent of Divinity. pits
June 18, at the Vicarage House, Minty, Hens,
Winifred P. teathes, wife of the Rev. Isaac Lathes, taa'"
of Mepal-cum-Sutton, in the Isle of Ely.
June 18, aged 52, Charles Hague, Esq. Mus. Doc.**ll,.
of Music in the University of Cambridge. He was fereoll,
Trinity Hall, and was elected to the Professorship is HA'
the death of Dr. Randall.
June 14, at Brussels, the Ex-Conventionalist Quirettt
was one of the four Deputies who, with the Minister ato
Bournonville, went on the 3d April, 1793, to the head-q 3an;
of General Dumouries to arrest that General, and take !f j
Paris to be tried ; but were themselves arrested, and de/zw;
by Dumouriez to the Austrian General Clairfait, and alio.
prison in Germany two years and a half, until they vat
!hanged for the Duchess of AngOuleme, in 2795.

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