Carlisle Patriot, 27 Aug 1825 - BMD
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Saturday 27 Aug 1825 (p. 3, col. 5)
BIRTHS.
On Thursday week, at the Vicarage House, Tunstall, Lancashire, the Lady of the Rev. William CARUS WILSON, of a Son.
At Ballytruckle, last week, in the south-west Liberties of Waterford, a poor woman named DUGGAN, who earns a livelihood by washing, was safely delivered of four children—two of each sex.
MARRIAGES.
On Wednesday last, at the Friends meeting-house, Carlisle, George THOMPSON, of Appleby, Banker, to Abigail, daughter of the late Jonathan DODGSON, of Kendal.
At St. Cuthbert's, in this City, by the Rev. J. S. NICHOL, Mr. John ATKIN, Philipstown, parish of Kirkandrews-on-Esk, to Miss SANDERSON, sister of Mr. W. SANDERSON, bridge-master for this county.
At St. Cuthbert's, on Sunday last, Mr. John SCOTT, to Miss Nancy STORDY.
At Penrith, on Thursday last, Mr. Robert CROSS, of Kirkham, Lancashire, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. John SPEDDING, waller, Town-end, Penrith.
At Workington, Mr. Thomas WILLIAMSON, to Miss MORLEY; Mr. Joseph JOHNSON, to Miss Dorothy GIBSON.
At Liverpool, Mr. John HUNTER, of Woodhouse, in Whitbeck, to Mary Ann only daughter of Mr. Thomas GELDART, of the same parish.
On the 4th inst. John VARLEY, Esq. of Great Titchfield-street, landscape-painter, to Delvalle, youngest daughter of the late Wilson LOWRY, Esq. F. R. S.
DEATHS.
Saturday morning last, in this City, very suddenly, Mr. Robt. CARLYLE, aged 52 years. Mr. CARLYLE has long been familiar to the public as a successful cultivator of the fine arts, as a poet, and for his general literary acquirements. The productions of his pencil are to be found in the houses of almost all the local gentry; and many eminent artists were his pupils. His remains were interred in St. Mary's church-yard, early on Monday morning, by the side of those of his venerable father, whose genius he inherited. The funeral was numerously and most respectably attended.
Since our last: Miss Mary GLAISTER, of Upperby, aged 15 years. Miss Mary MILES, of English-street, aged 50 years.
On the 12th ult. at Bankhead, Newby, parish of Irthington, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Thomas BROWN, aged 50, much respected. She died of that dreadful disorder, a cancer in the tongue.
At the Height, near Caldbeck, on Friday on the 19th instant, Mr. William BATIE, eldest son of the late Mr. BATIE, of Thethwaite, in this county, aged 50, deeply lamented by his family and friends.
At Gilsland, on the 16th inst. John NEWELL, Esq. of the Hon. East India Company's service.
On the 20th of July last, in New York, America, to which place he went a few years ago, Mr. John HIND, manufacturer, aged 34, third son of the late Mr. John HIND, of Caldewgate, Carlisle. His death was awfully sudden: after taking a short walk, (the thermometer at the time standing at 106,) he found himself momentarily seized, and in less than an hour and a quarter was a corpse.—The letter containing the account of his death, states, that between 30 and 40 had died within the last fortnight from drinking cold water.
At Whitehaven, Mrs. ELLIOT, at the advanced age of 92, relict of the late Captain ELLIOT, of that port. In New Lowther-street, aged 35, Margaret, wife of Mr. Kenneth MATHIESON, contractor for building the New Western Pier. At Kingston Place, Mrs. PEILE, wife of Mr. John PEILE, late of the Corkickle brewery, in her 70th year; a lady most highly respected.
On Saturday last, at Harrington, Mrs. E. ELLIOT, 67.
At Rainors Gosforth, Mr. John HUDLESTON, only son of Mr. HUDLESTON, land surveyor, aged 19.
On the 14th inst. after a long illness, the Rev. John BROCKLEBANK, of Whitbeck, in his 60th year.
Awfully sudden, on Tuesday week, Mrs. WILSON, wife of Mr. John WILSON, Plumbtree Bank, Heversham. She arrived in Kendal on that day to witness the ascent of the Balloon, and dined at Mrs. BRAITHWAITE's, Kirkland. After dinner, while in apparent health and cheerfulness, she sank upon the ground and died.
Suddenly at Mayfield, near Lochmaben, on Saturday last, Mrs. BROWN of Mayfield.
At Thornhill, on Friday the 19th, Agnes, widow of Mr. John CHARTERIS, late cattle dealer, aged 55.
On the 11th inst. at Thorpe Hesley, near Rotherham, in his 100th year, S. BIRKS, Esq. one of the oldest members of the Methodist connexion; the venerable founder of whom, in the infancy of the Society, frequently preached in Mr. BIRKS's house.
Suddenly, at his house in Edinburgh, on Saturday evening, John Francis, Earl of Mar, 85 years of age.
At Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. John MARKS, an itinerant bookseller.
After a short illness, on the 14th inst. at his house in Newry, Dr. O'KELLY, R. C. Bishop of Dromore.
On Thursday afternoon, Admiral Lord Radstock was seized, at his house in Portland-place, with a sudden attack of apoplexy. The strength of his constitution struggled with that of the malady till Saturday, when the hopes which had been entertained of his recovery vanished, and his Lordship expired. Admiral Lord Radstock, G. C. B. aged 72, was the second son of John, third Earl of Waldegrave, by the Lady Elizabeth LEVESON GOWER, sister of the Marquis of Stafford. [The deceased was William WALDEGRAVE, 1st Baron Radstock.]
Margaret Walsh
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