Carlisle Patriot, 30 Oct 1824 - BMD

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Saturday 30 Oct 1824   (p. 3, col. 5)

 

BIRTH.

 

On Monday the 25th inst. in Castle-street, the Lady of the Rev. W. REES of a Son.

 

MARRIED,

 

Thursday, Oct..21, by special licence, at Ayston, in the county of Rutland, by the Rev. William FORSTER, Sir Philip MUSGRAVE, Bart. M. P. of Edenhall, in the county of Cumberland, to Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. and Lady Mary FLUDYER of Ayston.

 

At St. Cuthbert's Church, in this City, on Monday last, Mr. WANNOP, solicitor, Carlisle, to Miss Elizabeth YOUNG, of English-street.

 

At Scaleby, on the 27th inst., Mr. Thos. BOWMAN, of this city, aged 65, to Miss Ann JAMES, of Scaleby, aged 63 years.

 

At Brampton, on Wednesday last, Mr. John FORSTER, grocer, to Miss Barbara RAILTON.

 

At Penrith, on Saturday last, Mr. William CARUS, ironfounder, of Manchester, to Mary, daughter of Mr. George HULLOCK, Netherend, Penrith. Same place, on Monday last, Mr. Isaac SIMPSON, to Miss Margaret TOWNLEY, sister to Mr. J. TOWNLEY, plumber.

 

At Trinity chapel, Whitehaven, Mr. Wilson PARKINSON, to Miss Ann GREARS, both of Harris. Mr. Jacob BAINBRIDGE, to Miss Ann COUPLAND, New-street.

 

At Gosforth, the Rev. Joseph KITCHEN, curate of Wastdale, to Miss Jane TURNER, of Gosforth.

 

At Langholm, John NICHOL, Esq., writer, to Miss Agnes LITTLE, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Wm. LITTLE, of the Post Office there.

 

At Annan, Mr. John MOFFAT, to Ann, daughter of the late Mr. CRONE, Royal Oak Inn, Gilcrux.

 

On the 18th inst., Mr. Wilmot CAVE, the third son of Sir William CAVE, Bart., of Stretton Park, Staffordshire, to Miss Mary ECCLES, of the Vicarage, Eccles.

 

At Marylebone New Church, by the Lord Bishop of Killaloe, Miss ARBUTHNOT, niece the Right Hon. Chas. ARBUTHNOT and of the Bishop, to John LISTER KAYE, Esq. eldest son of Sir John LISTER KAYE, Bart.

 

DIED,

 

Since our last, Mr. Thomas LAWSON, aged 65.

 

At Penrith, on Tuesday last, Mr. John PHILLIPSON, Town Head, aged 37. Same place, on Wednesday last, Mrs. Ann BOAK, widow, aged 64.

 

At Ambleside, on the 21st instant, Mrs. Margaret HAYSE, aged 77.

 

Sunday morning, in Duke-street, Whitehaven, Mr. John SWAN, at an advanced age.

 

At Keswick, Rebecca, wife of Mr. John TWENTYMAN, sen., woollen manufacturer, aged 75.

 

At Workington, Mary, the daughter of Mr. John THOMPSON, aged 52.

 

At Greystoke, Mrs. WILKINSON wife of George WILKINSON, Esq. of that place.

 

At Postlethwaite, near Kendal, Margaret, wife of Mr. W. ROWLAND, aged 27.

 

Last week, aged 18, after a protracted illness, Georgiana, youngest daughter of Mr. Edmund TATHAM, surgeon, of Kendal. In the 81st year of her age, Mrs. Betty WILSON, one of the widows of Sandes's Hospital, Kendal.

 

On the 19th inst. Edmund CRASTER, Esq. of Preston. He served the office of Sheriff for the county of Northumberland in the year 1822.

 

At Frizington, Sarah, wife of Mr. Joseph BEWLEY, aged 23.

 

At Dumfries, Mr. BAXTER, baker. Suddenly, at Baxter's Close, Maxwelltown, Mr. James FINDLAY.

 

At Aberdeen, on Sunday morning the 17th current, Dr. ROSS, one of the ministers of the East Church of that city. He preached on the Thursday previous at the ordination of his colleague, Mr. MURRAY. He rose on Sunday morning, although he felt himself not very well, and died about eight o'clock. It is little more than two months since his late colleague, Mr. DOIG, died.

 

On the 19th inst., at Oak Hill, Isle of Man, the residence of Jon BELL, Esq., Mr. John LEECE, aged 23.

 

On Monday, at a funeral ceremony in the old church yard of Airth, a young man, brother-in-law to the deceased, while engaged as one of the bearers of the corpse, fell down and instantly expired.

 

At Coblentz, on the 11th current, of apoplexy, his Excellency Baron THIELMEN, and Commander-in-Chief of the Prussian provinces on the Rhine.

 

October 9, at Combe Florey, near Taunton, Mary LARWAY, in her 107th year.

 

We regret to have to communicate the death of our respected Sovereign, Andrew ALEXANDER, Esq. He expired at his residence, on Sunday morning, at nine o'clock, deeply and justly regretted.—Belfast N. L. [The Lord Mayor of Belfast was styled the Sovereign of Belfast until 1842.]