Carlisle Patriot, 31 Dec 1825 - BMD
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Saturday 31 Dec 1825 (p. 3, col. 5)
MARRIAGES.
At St. Mary's Church, in this City, on Monday last, Mr. Wm. MILLER, to Miss Elizabeth GRAHAM.—At St. Cuthbert's church, on Saturday last, Mr. Mathew MONKHOUSE, to Miss Ann JOHNSON. On Sunday, Mr. John WRIGHT, to Miss Isabella EDGAR.
At Penrith, on the 24th inst. Mr. Michael MOUNSEY, sexton, to Miss Elizabeth WATT. On the 26th, Mr. Henry MOULDING, to Miss Jane MADDICAN. Same day, Mr. Thomas NOBLE, grocer, Netherend, to Miss Elizabeth CARRICK.
At Whitehaven, Mr. Jonathan FLETCHER, potter, to Miss Jane STRAND. At St. Bees, Mr. Joseph PEARSON, painter, to Miss PATRICKSON, straw-bonnet maker. At Harrington, Mr. Wilson MECKIN, mariner, to Miss Ann HODGSON.
At Bassenthwaite, on the 29th inst., by the Rev. John MONKHOUSE, Mr. John ATKINSON, to Miss Jane BIRBECK, both of the parish of Bassenthwaite.
At Crosthwaite Church, Mr. Joseph I'ANSON, spirit-merchant, Penrith, to Miss Mary HOLMES, of Great Crosthwaite, near Keswick, and late of Penrith.
On the 19th inst. at Liverpool, Capt. Hughes BROWN, of the Warrior of Workington, to Miss Grace MARTIN.
At Corbridge, on the 22d inst. Mr. Robert COULSON, son of Mr. Matthew COULSON, of Hexham, to Miss HESLOPE, of Stagshaw Bank.
Dec. 20, at the Friends' Meeting House, at Swarthmore, near Ulverstone, Charles FOX, Esq. of Perran Arworthall, near Falmouth, son of the late R. W. FOX, Esq. of the latter place, to Sarah, only daughter of the late Wm. HUSTLER, Esq. of Undercliffe, near Bradford.
Tuesday morning, at Preston, Wm. ST. CLARE, M. D. of that town, to Miss HORROCKS, eldest daughter of Samuel HORROCKS, Esq. M. P. for Preston.
At Hays, Wales, on the 24th inst. Mr. Jas. BLAND, (formerly of Dumfries), to Miss Fanny DAVIES, only daughter of Mr. James DAVIES, of that place.
Lately, by special license, Isle of Man, Mr. William LEECE, Ballamona, to Miss Margaret SMITH, of Liverpool, and niece to Mrs. HOOP, of Douglas. At Kirk Braddan, Wm. HOWARTH, Esq. of Manchester, to Mrs. INGHAM, of Douglas.
On the 22nd inst. at the Friends' meeting-house, Darlington, Thos. IRWIN, of the firm of WILSON, IRWIN, and WILSON, hat-manufacturers, St. Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London, to Hannah, daughter of Geo. HEIGHINGTON, spirit-merchant, of the former place.
DEATHS.
At Dalemain, near Penrith, on Saturday morning last, after only three days' illness, Edward HASELL, Esq. in the 61st year of his age. Mr. HASELL was in the Commission of the Peace for the Counties of Cumberland and Westmorland, and held the ancient but now honorary office of Bowbearer of Inglewood forest, and in that capacity annually afforded the public an opportunity of attending two stag hunts during Penrith races. He was a true sportsman—a kind landlord—hospitable, charitable—a perfect model of an English country Gentleman of the old school. Few have died more universally beloved and regretted.
From a Correspondent:—"Mr. HASELL was one of the oldest Magistrates and Deputy Lieutenants of the counties of Cumberland and Westmorland, a man very greatly and deservedly beloved and respected by all ranks in those counties, and remarkable for his extraordinary kindness and benevolence in all the relations of domestic and social life."
On Sunday last, at his house in Lowther-street, Mr. Richard JACKSON, in the 63d year of his age, much and deservedly regretted.
On Sunday last, in Caldewgate, near this city, John HEWSON, at an advanced age: many years an innkeeper in Wigton, and latterly of the Joiners' Arms inn, Caldewgate.
This week: Thomas CARLILE, Castle-street, aged 16. Thomas GASH, Watergate-lane, aged 43. Jane HENDERSON, Caldewgate, aged 34.
On Sunday last, the 25th inst. Mrs. JORDAN, aged 95, late of Low Cummersdale.
At Wigton, Mr. R. UNDERWOOD, tailor, to Miss WILKINSON.
At Trough-Foot, near Hesket, on the 25th instant, Joseph, the seventh son of Mr. Isaac KIRKBRIDE, yeoman, aged 21.
At Maryport: on the 22d inst. Captain James MITCHEL, aged 65. Suddenly, on Monday last, Mrs. FEARON, wife of Capt. FEARON of the St. George, aged 32.
At Whitehaven:—In Swingpump Lane, Mr. Geo. BOUSTEAD, aged 24. In George-street, Sarah SEWELL, aged 10 years. At Egremont, Miss Elizabeth SMITH, aged 74. At Workington, on the 22d inst. Mr. Robt. PARKER, aged 67.
At Appleby, on Wednesday last, in the prime of life, Mr. John JACKSON, corporal in the Royal Westmorland Militia.
On the 10th inst. at Spittal, Ann, wife of Thomas WOOD, aged 73. The 16th inst. at the same place, Elizabeth NELSON, aged 37.
On Monday last, at Liverpool, Mrs. Ann LENNOX, aged 26, late of Cockermouth, much respected.
At Burneside, near Kendal, Andrew GRAHAM, in his 85th year, formerly a celebrated blacksmith, and greatly noted for manufacturing knives and edge tools of all descriptions. At Roehead, on the 22d inst. William SLEDALL, Esq. aged 72.
On the 17th inst. aged 41, the Rev. Robert HEATH, formerly of Brazennose College, Oxford, and for many years Incumbent of the Church of Clitheroe, and high master of that school.
At Durham, William CLAVERING, Esq. aged 70.
The Rev. Robert FORBY, of Fincham, Norfolk, in his 67th year. He was found drowned in a warm bath at his house at Fincham, having been (it is conjectured) seized with a fainting fit while bathing.
At Wellgreen House, near Dumfries, on the 24th, Joseph FORSYTH, Esq. of Raffles. At Annan, Margaret, relict of the late Captain IRVING, of Carse, aged 77. At Maxwelltown, Margaret, widow of the late Mr. FINLAY. At North Corbelly, on the 19th inst. Mr. Robert BAIRDEN, of Nether Barwhar, aged 57.
At Hayti, in his 35th year, Jabez Sheen BIRT, Esq. formerly an eminent surgeon at Tewkesbury. This gentleman left England about ten years since, with an appointment as body surgeon to the Emperor Christophe, but having quarrelled with his sable Majesty, he commenced private practice, and established an Apothecaries' Hall, whereby he amassed a fortune of nearly £40,000, the whole of which we understand, has devolved upon a young female, a native of Gloucester, whom he induced to follow his fortunes.