[ 476 ] PROVINCIAL OCCURRENCES, [June 1, IN THE COUNTIES OF ENGLAND, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. BEDFORDSHIRE. Died.] At Bedford, Mrs. Abbott, wife of the Rev. Dr. Charles A.-Mrs. Chapman, widow of Alderman C. At Leighton Buzzard, Mrs. Clarke, wife of Mrs. C. of the Plume of Feathers Inn. BERKSHIRE, The physicians, surgeons, and medical attendants at the Dispensary, in Reading, have laudably determined to offer vaccine inoculation gratis to the poor, and have published some animating observations to encourage its adoption throughout all ranks of the community. Married.] At Sonning, the Rev. Chas. Golding, rector of Crofton, York, second son of Edw. G. Esq. of Maiden Early, to Charlotte Anne, daughter of the late Rich. Palmer, esq. of Holme Park. At Reading, Mr. Gardiner, chemist, to Miss George. Died.] At Beenham, Mrs. Iremonger. BUCKS. Birth.] At Brill House, the Lady of lieut.-col. F. Manners Sutton, of the Coldstream Guards, of a son. Married.] At Avlesbury, Mr. Jeffcot, of Upper Winchendon, to Miss Parrott. Died.] At Aylesbury, Mr. Benj. Prickett, attorney, 55. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Birth.] At Kneesworth Hall, the lady of Sir Chas. Nightingale, bart. of a son. Married.] At Gretna, Mr. Reynolds, to Louisa Mary, only daughter of Nich. Lumpkin, esq. of Wisbech. At Burwell, Mr. James Nutter, merchant, of Cambridge, to Susan, fourth daughter of Salisbury Dunn, esq. At Wisbech, Mr. G. Rickman, of Lewes, Sussex, to Miss Ann Rawling. Died.] At Cambridge, Mr. Jas. Dusatoy, student of Emmanuel Coll. 19.-Mrs. Paul.-Mrs. Presgrave.-Mr. Ingle, son of John I. esq. and student of St. John's College, 19. At Wisbech, Mr. George Yorke.-Mrs. Blanchard, wife of Mr. Wm. B.-Susannah, youngest daughter of the late John Johnson, esq. of Leverington. At Waterbeach, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Youngman. At Ely, Mr. James Reynolds, of the Red Lion Inn, late postmaster, 34. At Bottisham, Mrs. Kettle, 79. CHESHIRE. Birth.] At Cloverley Hall, the lady of Thos. Tarleton, jun. esq. of a daughter. Married.] At Prestbury, Mr. Unwin, of Manchester, solicitor, to Eliza,second daughter of Thos. Hope, esq. of Prestbury Hall.Mr. John Blakey, of Liverpool, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Birtenshaw, of Edgley. Phil. Antrobus, esq. of Bollington, to Miss Mary Brooke, of Sprigley. At Knutsford, Mr. Bryant, portrait painter of Mottram, to Miss Corbishley. At Great Budworth, Mr. Brady, of Nor wich, to Miss Rishton. At Chester, Capt. Hugh Hughes, of Conway, to Miss Evans, of Marl, N. Wales. Died.] At Macclesfield, Mr. Randle Vawdrey, 70.-Henry Wardle, esq. an alderman of this borough.-Sarah, wife of Sam. Wood, esq. mayor, 31. At Heaton Norris, Mrs. Walker, mother of Mr. W. attorney of Stockport, 83. At Chester, Mr. Lindley, coachmaker, formerly of Manchester.-John Lloyd, esq. of Hafodunos and Wygfair, Denbigh, F.R. and A.S. LL.D. a bencher of the Middle Temple, 65. At Middlewich, Mrs. Potts, 40. Birth.] At Whiteford-house, the lady of Sir W. P. Call, of a son-and-heir. Married.] At Truro, Mr. R. Nicholls, to Miss Tregoning, daughter of Mr. T. bookseller. Died.] At Trenaw, in consequence of an apoplectic fit, a person commonly known by the appellation of Giant Chillcott, 60. He was six feet four inches high; measur ed round the breast six feet nine inches, and weighed about 460lbs. He was almost constantly smoking; the stem of the pipe he used was two inches long, and he consumed three pounds of tobacco weekly. One of his stockings held six gallons of wheat. At Falmouth, S. Bell, esq. late commander of the Francis Freeling packet, 48. At Truro, Mrs. Tippet, wife of Mr. T. collector of the customs, 50. The Rev. Nicholas Gay, vicar of St. Breward's. At Lostwithiel, aged 103, Ann Jacket: she brought up a large family chiefly by the produce of her own labour, and pursued her usual occupation till the last three months of her life. At Tregony, Thos. Hennah, esq. a msgistrate for that borough, 97. At Penzance, Mrs. Luty, a maiden lady, 84.- Mr. J. Reed, 65. At Redruth, Grace, youngest daughter of Reuben Magor, esq. 22. At Lanlivery, the Rev. Nich. Kendall. At Trercife, Wm. John Godolphin Nicholls, esq. 26. 1815.]. Cumberland-Derby-Devon. At Fowey, Mrs. Susannah Courts, 93. At Perose, Mr. Philip Harry, of Bodmin, 29. He possessed superior natural abilities, which were improved by a liberal education and a thorough knowledge of the world.. He entered life under the most favourable circumstances, but being of an eccentric disposition, he partook largely of the vicissitudes incidental to men of genius and of an independent mind. About nine of the last eleven years of his lite were devoted to the service of his Majesty, in the Royal Navy, part of which time he acted as captain's clerk, and occasionally as assistant-surgeon. He was discharged about two years since, in consequence of ill health, and afterwards resided at Bodmin, where he exercised his talents to the satisfaction of his acquaintance. He was the author of the poetical pieces which have appeared in the Cornwall Gazette and West Briton newspapers, under the signature of H. in some of which he has feelingly depicted his own disappointments. CUMBERLAND. Married.] At Bowness, Mr. R. Lawson, jun. of Drumburgh Castle, to Miss Faulder, of Drumburgh. At Cross Cannonby, Capt. Jos. Sanderson, to Miss Jane Kendal, both of Maryport. At Nine Churches, the Rev. Thos. Thexton, to Miss Atkinson, of Whinfell. Died.] At Denton Holm, John M. Dixon, esq. 49. At Penrith, Esther, wife of Mr. Robert Butterworth, 22.-Mrs. Mary Stainton, 74. -Mrs. Rachel Bailey, 69.-Mr. Towers, 84. -Miss Frances Clarke, 31.-Mary, wife of Mr. Wm. Harrison, 59.- Miss Hannah Mountate, 17. At Maryport, Catherine, wife of Mr. Wm. Hollywood, 42. At Workington, Mr. Jos. Hayton, formerly master of a vessel from that port.Mrs. Ann Robinson, 85.-Mr. Jos. Curwen. -Mr. Edw. Smith. At Whitehaven, Edw. Knubley, esq. 62.— Mr. Henry Turner, 27.-Mrs. Jane Monkhouse, 80.-Miss Cragg, eldest daughter of Mr. Jos. C. 24-Mrs. Rankin. At Carlisle, Mrs. Eliz. Simpson, 60.Mrs. Bowman. At Brough, Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. John Rickerby, 26. At Wigton, Mrs. Eliz. Elliott, 71.-Mr. John Tindle.-Mrs. Betty Livock, 83. At Abbey Holme, Mr. Geo. Wise, 96. DERBYSHIRE. Birth.] The lady of Sir Henry Fitzherbert, of Tissington, bart. high sheriff of this county, of a son. Married.] At Derby. Geo. Moore, esq. of Appleby, Leicester, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Francis Hurst, esq. of Alderwasley. At Duffield, Mr. Jos. Bourne, to Alice, third daughter of Mr. Harvey, of Milford. Died.] At Derby, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth NEW MONTHLY MAG.-No. 17. 477 Wright, last surviving sister of the late Rich. Wright, M. D. and of Joseph W. esq. the celebrated painter, 76. At Hognaston, Wm. Millington, gent. 87. At Tursley, Mr. Rich. Walker, 59. At Bonsall, S. P. Ward, esq. late of St. Helena, 46. At Wortley, Mr. R. Butterman, brother to Mr. B. of Dronfield Academy. At Etwall, Mrs. Allen, widow, 100. At Ockbrook, Peter J. Planta, M. D. 95. He was in early life appointed one of the me. dical establishment of the then King of Sweden, of which country he was a native. He afterwards became a missionary of the church of the United Brethren, and was engaged many years amongst the Negroes in the island of Jamaica.-At the same place, a few days afterwards, his daughter, Benigna, 57. DEVONSHIRE. Birth.] At Exeter, the lady of A. H. Holdsworth, esq. M. P. of a son. At Stonehouse, the lady of Capt. H. Cardew, royal engineers, of a daughter. Married.] At Plymouth, Capt Dixon, R. N. to Miss Foot, eldest daughter of Wm. F. esq. solicitor. At Hawkchurch, G. W. Pool, of Stogumber, Somerset, to Mary, daughter of the late Mr. G. Tucker, of Axminster. At Milton Abbott, Mr. R. Brendon, to Jane, second daughter of Dan. Ward, esq. At Dartmouth, the Rev. T. Stenner, to Miss M. A. Venning. At Brampford Speke, Wm. Brown, esq. of Liverpool, to Eliza, third daughter of the late Rev. Wm. Coiton. At Exeter, Mr. Edw. Kemp, attorney, to Miss Winter, daughter of the late Thos. W. esq. of Gibraltar. At Tiverton, the Rev. John Pitman, jun. rector of Broadhempston, to Miss Rebecca Keats, niece of Adm. Sir Rich. K. At Crediton, W. F. R. Gibson, esq. of London, to Miss Cleave. Died.] At Sidmouth, William, eldest son of A. M. Hawkins, M. D. of the Friars, Monmouthshire, 13. At Broadclyst, Susan, sister to Mr. John Matthews, paper-manufacturer,and the same day, Sarah, his eldest daughter, 21. At Plymouth, Mrs. Halfyard, of the Devonshire Arms public-house.-Mr. Robert Cross, a partner in the General Bank, 78.— Mr. Stephen Hawkins, one of the oldest shipwrights in the town, 84.-Lieut. H. S. Gardiner, late of the Phoebe.-Mr. W. Westlake, 21. Mrs. Drew, formerly of the Prince William Henry Inn.-Mrs. Holman, 79. At Exeter, Mrs. Osborn, 44. At Kingston House, Thomas Bradridge, esq. 78. At Mutley, Rebecca Wyn't, 102. At Teignmouth, Mrs. Webber, wife of Mr. W. schoolmaster. At Ivy Bridge, Mrs. Campbell, wife of Capt. VOL. III. 3 R 478 Dorset Durham-Essex-Gloucester. C. R. N. and daughter of the late Sir C. Douglas, bart. At Burton House, Brixham, Mrs. Eliz. Wheaton, mother of Wm. W. esq. 75. DORSETSHIRE. Birth.] At St. Giles's Lady Elizabeth Talbot of a son, being her 14th child. Married.] At Dorchester, John Besant, esq. ordnance store-keeper, to Miss Susan Nowlam. At Melcombe, And. Lithgow, esq. of Glendermot, Ireland, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Rev. Mr. Payne, rector of Wyke and Portland. At Monckton, Rich Phelp, esq, of Ashgrove, to Elizabeth second daughter of the late John Bridge, esq. of Winford Eagle. At Long Burton, Chas. Stickland, esq. of Dorchester, to Maria, second daughter of Chas. Cosens, esq. Died.] At Sherborne, Mrs. Bellamy, 84, and at Beaminster, her nephew, Fras. Bellamy, esq. [June 1, Married.] At Colchester, Wm. Hawkins, esq. to Mary Ann, only daughter of Mr. J. Warwick, of Southwark.-Wm. Harris, esq. of Lambeth, to Sarah, youngest sister of Wm. Hawkins, esq. Mr. Chas. Clarence, of Great Parndon, to Miss Marshall, only daughter of the Rev. Mr. M. of Steeple Bumpstead. C. Davis, esq. of Great Wigborough, to Clarinda, third daughter; and W. Davis, esq. to Rosetta, fourth daughter of the late Mrs. Blyth, of Great Totham. Died.] At Langford Mill, Jonathan Stammers, esq. 68. At Braintree, Mrs. Rebecca Tiffen, who At High Ongar, Mr. West, solicitor. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The new Pump Room and Baths at the recently discovered Spa near Gloucester, were opened on the 1st of May for the accommodation of subscribers to the wells and walks. The band of the South Gloucester Militia has regularly attended there since the opening. The following analysis of the component parts of this water, compared with those of Cheltenham and Leamington, will shew that the Gloucester water contains, in the highest degree, those impregnations on which the virtues of springs of this class depend :— Glou- Chelten- |Leaming- PINT. PINT. ton. PINT. GTS. Sulphate of Lime 16.00 10.62525 16.87500 2.00 0.89375 0.09375 At Holland Hall, near Lanchester, Mr. Carbonate of Iron Geo. Forster, 35. At Sunderland, Mr. Carr, 78.- Mrs. Stonehouse, 27.-Ann, third daughter of the late Mr. Benj. Elley. At Durham, Mr. Rob. Pearson, 54.-Mrs. Alice Bradfurth, 32.-Mr. H. Porter, a celebrated florist, 77. At Bishopwearmouth, Mr. Johnson Drew, schoolmaster, 26. At Barnardcastle, Mr. M. Snaith. 53. ESSEX. Of six vessels which sailed from Harwich on the 16th April, for the Heligoland fishery, only one escaped the dreadful storm of the following day, and got back to that port in a disabled state; one of them was wrecked off the Texel, and her crew of seven men all perished; the other four are also believed to be lost. They were all the property of Mr. S. Howard, of Mistley, and commanded by his six sons, Gaseous Contents. In Cubic Inches. 96.07 70.77025 Pint. Pint. Carbonic acid Gas 16.00 1.50875 0.75000 0.15125 0*53375 Married.] Edw. Austin, esq. of Demerara, to Maria, fifth daughter of the Rev. S. W. Miller, rector of Hasfield. At Gloucester, J. Salomons, esq. of London, to Anne, second daughter of the late Mr. Hyam Barnett, silversmith, At Charlton Kings, C. S, Murray, esq. of Cavendish square, to Mrs. John Buller, of Gloucester-place London. At Stroud, Charles Wathen, esq. son of Sir Sam. W. to Philippa, daughter of the late Rev. Chas. Lee, of Bristol. 1815.] Hampshire Herefordshire. At Tewkesbury, the Rev. T. Lissey, of Frome, to Martha, 4th daughter of Mr. T. Easthope. Died.] At Gloucester, Mrs. Marsh, relict of the late Dr. M., of Highworth, Wilts. Mr. Wm. Price, Russia merchant, 64.Mrs. Read.-Lieut. W. Bubb, of the Waggon Train. Mrs. Miles, wife of Mr. M., of the Red Lion inn. At Newent, Chas. Aycrigg, esq., 79. At Preston, Mr. Edw. Sutton. At Pucklechurch, Emma, infant daughter of the Rev. John Whittington, rector of Cold Aston. At Tetbury, Mrs. Overbury. At Kingstanley, Mrs. Hurcomb. At Cirencester, Mary, wife of Stephen Wilkins, esq., and daughter of Wm. Lawrence, esq., 23. 479 daughter of Mr. Clare, solicitor, of Emsworth. At Farlington, T. Street, esq., of London, to Miss M. A. Millington, of Bridgewater, Somerset. At Fareham, Henry Minchin, esq., of Soberton, to Miss Maitland, sister to Mrs. Purvis, of Blackbrook Cottage. - Died.] At Lyndhurst, Jas. Buck, esq., 78. At Hursley, Mrs. Heathcote, relict of the Rev. Sam. H. 35, At Winchester, Miss Ann Budd, 19.-Jas. Welsh, esq., only son of the late Dr. W.Mrs. Stainer, 86. At Southampton, Mrs. Woods, wife of Capt. W.-Mr. R. Buckland, of the Dolphin's inn.-Lieut. John Chiddal, of the Royal Marines. John Robbins, esq., 71.-Catherine, wife of Chas. Ward, esq.-General Eve At Tewksbury, Mrs. Brown. At Charfield, Lieut.-col. Walton, late of leigh, the 1st Life Guards. At Elkstone, Mrs. Bennet, 65. At Cheltenham, Mrs. Entwisle, mother of At Marshfield, Mr. Seale, 72. HAMPSHIRE. Very early in the morning of April 29, a fire was discovered in an empty house, close to the stacks of wood and premises of Messrs. Mottley and Ellis, of Portsea. In spite of the efforts of the military and the heads of public departments, whom the alarm soon brought to the spot, eight tenements, occupied by poor persons, were entirely consumed. There are many strong reasons for believing that the intention was to destroy a steam-engine, which had just been erected, close to the spot, for the purpose of facilitating the business carried on there. ward of 300l. has been offered for the discoery of the offenders. A re Birth.] At Tichfield, the lady of Capt. sir A. C. Dickson, bart., of a son. At Southampton, Mrs. Bullar, of her sixth son. Near Southampton, the lady of Col. Nugent, of a daughter. Married.] At Winchester, Chas. Thomas, eldest son of the Rev. C. T. Kellow, late Rector of Codford, Wilts, to Miss Sophia Craske. At Twyford, Wm. Webster Lloyd, esq., to Miss Henrietta Cordery. At Andover, Rich. Gray, esq., of London, to Miss King. At Portsmouth, Lieut. Pickernell, R. N. to Miss Cannaway, eldest daughter of Mr. C. of the Dockyard.-Lieut. W. Luckraft, of H. M. S. Bombay, to Miss Camsell, eldest daughter of John C., esq., of the Royal Brewery, Wevill. A. G. Welch, esq., to Mary Ann, eldest Charles Wall, esq., of Norman Court. He was riding by the side of his carriage, in which was Mrs. Wall, when he fell suddenly from his horse, in a fit. Mrs. W. immediately alighted, and attempted to bleed him; but the vital spark was extinct. At Portsmouth, Wm. Chivers, esq.-Mr. Wm. Lucas, 84.-Rich. Reeks, esq., 70. At Newport, Mr. Jas. Jeffery, who had lately returned from Prince Edward's Island, for the benefit of his health. At Hythe, near Southampton, Frances, wife of Col, Chas. Godfrey, late of the E. I. Company's service, and eldest daughter of J. N. Silver, esq., mayor of Winchester. At Upton, Matthew Harrison, esq. 83. HEREFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Hampton Bishop, Thos. H. Raymond, esq., eldest son of Thomas Symonds, esq., of Meend Park, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the Rev. Dr. Hanning ton. At Goodrich, Edw. Yarworth, esq., of Frostrey, Monmouth, to Jane, youngest daughter of Thos. Vaughan, esq., late of Lanrothall. At Hereford, G. A. A. Davies, esq., of Crickhowell, Brecon, to Helen Sophia, youngest daughter of the late L. D. Griffith, esq. Died.] At Penblaith, Mr. Thos. Wil liams. At Windley, John Chrees, esq. 77. At Ledbury, Miss Pewtriss, 63.-Mrs. Hollings, of Eggleton. At Brampton Lodge, near Ross, Mrs. Compton, wife of Spencer C., esq. 39. At Ross, Mrs. Jackson, wife of Mr. J., grocer. At Sapey Mill, Mr. Rob. Smith, 60. At Hill Eaton, near Ross, Mrs. Powell, 480 Herts-Kent-Lancashire-Leicester. Morris. Her health was so good, that she was actually employed in spinning fine flax, within a very few hours of her death, although last summer she had the misfortune to break her arm; she was much respected, and her conduct through life exemplary, At Hereford, Eleanor, wife of the Rev. H. J. Powell of Clirow Court. At Wilton upon Wye, Mr. C, Walker, 72. At Leominster, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Edw. Woodhouse, 15. HERTFORDSHIRE. Married. At Puckeridge, Mr. W. Conquest, to Miss Rust, daughter of R. esq. At Hertford, M. G. Faulkner, late of Manchester, to Miss A. A. Atkinson. At East Barnet, Mr. M. F. Faithful, of London, to Mrs, Harrison, of Southgate. T. Dauncey, esq., of London, to Ann, daughter of W. Dalton, esq, of Watford. Died.] At Watford, J. Clapham, esq. so.. At Rickmansworth, Simeon Howard, esq., 58. KENT. · Married.] At Lewisham, T. E. Batard, esq., of Montague Place, to Maria, youngest daughter of the late Geo. Pryer, esq. At Kingsdown, Jer. Terry, esq. eldest son of John T. esq of Ramper's Hall, in this county, to Miss Ann Heaver, second daughter of F. Isaacs, esq. of Wrotham. [June 1, Hillam, merchant.-Mr. John Smith to Miss Anne Coward. At Edge Hill, the Rev. Adam Hayes, to Jane, daughter of Mr. L. Butler. At Wigan, Mr. Sam. Gaskell, attorney, to Miss Mangnall, both of Bolton. At New Church, Rossendale, George, son of John Ormrod, esq., to Dorothea, only daughter of the late John Whitaker, esq., of Broadclough. At Manchester, Rob. Andrew, esq., of Green Mount to Mrs, J. C. Townend. Died.] At Liverpool, Mr. George Woods, printer 60.-Ralph Manley, esq., of Chester, 53.-Mr. James Harrop, 42.-Mrs. Galway, 63.-Mr. Sam. Turner, formerly a silversmith at Manchester, 83.-Mr. John Hill, merchant, 28.-Isabel, youngest daughter of the late Rev. G. Moore, rector of Hallsall. -Mr. John Payne, formerly an eminent brewer, 49.-Martha, wife of Captain W. Thomas, 42.-Mrs. Bache, relict of Capt. T. B. Bache, of the 32d. regt. 50.-Mrs. Mary Ann Tootle, mistress of the Catholic school, daughter of the late W. F. M. De Courcy, esq., and niece to the Earl of Kinsale. At Halton Hall, near Lancaster, William Bradshaw, esq., 55. At Blackley, Edw. Hulton, esq., 74. At Leigh, Ellen, wife of Serjeant-Major Winterbottom, late of the Lancashire mi Died.] At Chatham, Mrs. Clark, wife of litia, 63. Mr. C. of that place.-Mr. Flashman. At Cranbrook, Mrs. Pile. At Maidstone, Mrs. Reed, widow. At Marsh Hall, Farnworth, Henry Linaker, esq., 77. At Miln Row, near Rochdale, Mr. John At Town Malling, Mrs. Baker, wife of 'Collier, eldest son of the author of the popuMr. Tos. B. of Sandwich. At Dover, Mrs. Eliz. Proctor, wife of Mr. Wm. P. of Birmingham, 32.-Mr. John Mitchell, late keeper of the gaol. At Canterbury, Mr. John Snelling, and Mr. Riqueborough, brothers of St. John's Hospit! Mr J. Claris, bookseller. At Folkestone, Mrs. Petett, 62. lar tract on the Lancashire Dialect, 72. At Manchester. Mr. Thos. Sefton, sen. 69. -Mr. T. M. Hebbert, solicitor, 24.—Mr. H. Thompson of the firm of Salter, Thompson, and Co., 32.-Jane, second daughter of Rob. Gee, esq, and three days afterwards her mother, Mrs. G. At Preston, Mr. J. Lyon, son of Dan. L., At Reculver, Mr. John Brett, parish clerk esq. mayor of that town, 33.-Mr. Thomas nearly 40 years. Slater, many years parish clerk of Lancas ter, 73. LANCASHIRE. In the Liverpool annual bill of mortality for 1814, which has just been published, it is stated that the increase of births beyond the preceding year, was 316; of burials 143; and of marriages 104 From this it appears that in consequence of the peace, the town had already begun to recover from its previous state of depression; a considerable increase of inhabitants having visibly taken place during the year 1814. We have no doubt that the ratio of increase during the current year will be far greater, in consequence of the revival of the American trade. (Liverpool Courier.) The small-pox is making dreadful ravages in the neighbourhood of Liverpool. In one parish, a few miles from that place, nearly 60 children have recently perished by it. Married.] At Liverpool, Robert Trenson, esq., R, N. to Mary, daughter of Mr. Thos. LEICESTERSHIRE. Married.] At Leicester, Joseph Eden, esq. of Poulshot, Wilts, to Miss Fisher, only daughter of Rd. F., esq., of Wanlip.—Mr. Fred. Ross. to Miss Ann Hulse. At Kegworth, R. W Grace, esq, of the Cambridge militia, to Elizabeth Sophia, sole heiress of the late T. Mee, esq. At Claybrook, the Rev. Benj. Richings, to Harriet Jane, eldest daughter of John Goodacre, esq., banker of Ullesthorpe House. Died.] At Market Harborough, Mrs. Timson, widow, 79. At Foxton, Mr. Thos. Iliffe. At Thurcaston, Mr. John Ward, 25. At Leicester, Joseph, second son of Mr. Spencer, of the Bowling Green. Mr. Thos. R. Laxton. Mr. James Bonner, of the Duke of Rutland, late serjeant in the Leicester militia,-Mrs. Mary Brown. |