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London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

31 A KR! ED.

At Westbury, Salop, the Rev. Charles Leicester, B.C.Lof
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Rector of Westbuty, to Sally, eldest
daughter of Richard 'fopp, Esq. of Whitton Hall, Salop.
July 4, at St. James's Church, Edward Frowd, Egg. B. A. of
Exeter College, OA ford, to Louisa, youngest daughter of James
Slopes-, Esq.:of Oxford.
July 5, at St. John's, near Wakefield, the Rev. Samuel You
Seagrave, Vicar of Tysoe, Warwickshire, to Henrietta, youngest
daughter of Edviard Tooke, Esq. of that place.
July 9, at Caister, the Rev. Horatio Dashwood, Rector, to
Miss Warren, daughter of William Warren, Esq. of Cannes
Hall, near Norwich, Norfolk.
Saturday se'nnlght, Lieutenant Stephen Hodge, to Miss Trout,
of East Lowe.

Saturday senniglit, at Brampford-Speke, Captain R. Rote;
R. M. to Miss Squire, of Lostwithiel, Cornwall.
At Stoke, Lieutenant Joseph Wynn, 83d Regiment, to Mrs.
Fowler, widow of Captain J. Fowler.
Jan. 9, at Bombay, Captain Evan Jarvis, 3d Light Cavalry,
to Emily, second daughter of George Evans, Esq. of Bardlield,
in Suffolk.

DIED.

June 20, at Cromarty, the Rev. Alexander Macleod, Minister
of the Gaelic Church there.
Tuesday, at Bath, in the 91st year of his age, the Rev. Sir Cs
Wheler, Bart. of Leamington /Lasting% Warwickshire, and
Prebendary of York.
Thursday, at St. Mary-la-boune Church, Captain Evelyn, to
Miss Massy Dawson, eldest daughter of J. H. Massy Dawn ,
Esq. M.P. of New Forest, countypf Tipperary, Ireland.
Friday, at the Mansion-house-cottage, Camberwell, the Res
William Smith, A.M. in his 79th year.
The Rev. W. Becher, Al. A. Vicar-General and'a Prebendary
of the Collegiate Church of Southwell, Rector of Walden,
Lincolnshire, and formerly a
.Fellow of St. John's GAN%
Cambridge.
Wednesday, at his Rectory House, aged 28, the Rev. sin
Grace Sperling, Rector of Papworth St. Agnes, Huntingdontairo
July e, at Lydd, the Rev. W. P. Warburton, Vicar of tint
Pariah, and one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for de
county of Kent.
Wednesday, in the 81st year of her age, Mrs. Falconer, rcl
of the late Rev. J. Falconer, D.D. and Canon Residentiary
the Cathedral of Litchfield.

Wednesday, in his 7341 year, at his seat, Quy Hall, Thou'
Martin, Esq. formerly a Fellow Commoner of St. John's Csi.
lege, Cambridge.
Tuesday, at Ramsgate, where she *u staying for the heed:
of her health, Alice, youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. 1A
orish, of Wolston Warwickshire.
Thursday sennight, at Tamerton, after a very short gig*
the Rev. George Hawker, Vicar of that parish, at the noel,
He had but a few days before taken possession of the valab,
Living of Tamerton, in Devonshire, at which time be we
full health. d
Tuesday, at her house in AucUey-square, the Hon. 800
St. John, in her 90th year.
Lately, John White, M.D. of Wokingbam, Berks.
June 30, at Woolpit, Samuel Leedes, Gent. He had rem
to rest the previous night in good health, and was foandacere
the next morning.
July 5, at Lenham, Mary, daughter of Mr. Thomas fielt
baker; and on the Sunday following, Sarah, his wife' lc
mother of the said Mary.
Nov. 24, at Arcot, in the East Indies, aged 30,.. bads
anitio
Woodhouse, Esq. Lieutenant and Adjutant in the sth
Infantry, on the Madras Establishment.

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