Transcribed by Caryl
Marriages
On the 30th at Wigan, Mr Edward UNSWORTH to Miss Ann COOPER of the same place
On the 12th at St Nicholas church Mr Griffith WILLIAMS, cooper to Miss Mary Lloyd
On Wednesday sen'night, at Wigan Mr Thomas YOUNG of Preston to Miss Mary HOOTON of Orrell nr Wigan
On Thursday sen'night, at St Nicholas church Mr James WATSON, tanner, of this town, to Ellen, only daughter of Mr J MUSGRAVE of the Bowling Green Cottage Chester
Same day at St Anne's church, Mr Thomas TAYLOR to Miss Ann MELLARD On Monday last at St Peter's church, Mr TOPPING, sailmaker to Miss MITCHELL, Scotland rd
Same day at St John's church, Mr Daniel FURNIVAL, grocer, to Miss Ann CLAPHAM, second daughter of Mr S CLAPHAM, merchant of this town
On Tuesday last at St Peter's church, Mr Charles EYES, merchant to Miss ROBINSON
DEATHS
On the 5th, aged 47, the Rev W LUTENAR, curate of Balderston, in the parish of Blackburn
On the 12th atYetholm, Roxburghshire, aged 31 Mr Wm STORY, late of this town
On the 14th at Walton, in the 80th year of her age, Mrs MEADOWS, an old and respected resident of that village
Same day at Wigan Mr JONATHAN, ironmonger
On Thursday sen'night, Dr VINCENT, Dean of Westminster
Same day Thomas Langford BROOKE Esq, of Mere Hall in the county of Chester, in the 47th year of his age
On Monday last in the 87th year of his age, Mr Daniel HARRISON, sen, shoemaker
Same day Mr John WISTANLEY, of St James street, at the advanced age of 81years. a Man justly esteemed through life for honesty and integrity
On the 16th aged 26, Mr Thomas EDWARDS of Key street, late waiter at the George Inn
On the 18th at Heath at Wakefield Yorkshire, Frances, relict of the late Le Gendre STARKIE Esq, of Huntroyd Lancashire and grandmother to Le Gendre STARKIE Esq, the present High Sherrif for the county palatine of Lancaster
On the 19th at Chester, Mrs Ann WAYMAN, housekeeper, to Miss TOWNSENDS: she had been a faithful servant to the family near 70 years
On Wednesday the 20th, at his house in Cazneau-street, in his 81st year, universally respected and lamented Wm MARSDEN Esq, formerly of Manchester
On Monday last in his 62d year, Mr Thos MARSH, blacksmith of Leeds street
Same day Mr Wm TODD, drysalter
On Tuesday last, Mr Thomas MERRICK, bricklayer and victualler, Circus street.
On Wednesday last at his father's house in Clayton square, Thomas ASHTON Esq