Transcribed by Caryl
On Friday morning the 9th, the wife of James HARRISON one of the Turnkeys at the House of Correction was delivered of three fine girls, in Stanley street in Preston. They are all likely to do well and have been baptised by the names of Charlotte, Maria and Dorothy
On Wednesday se'nnight the wife of John THENWALL police officer of this town, was delivered of one male and two female children. The male was born alive but died soon after
Marriages
On Thursday the 8th last, Mr E MADDOCKS to Miss DODDS, both of Chester
Same day at Chester, The Rev. Jacob Kirkham FOSTER, to Mary Anne, only daughter of the late Rev. Isaac RILEY of Waverton Cheshire
On Saturday the 10th inst. at Christ Church, George PROCTOR, Esq, Adjutant of the Royal Military College to Susannah Anne, eldest daughter of Major General PROCTOR
On Wednesday se'nnight, at Overton, Daniel ASHLEY Esq, solicitor, to Miss Mary URMSON, both of Frodsham in Cheshire
Same day at Manchester, Frederick NORRIS Esq, of Woldands Halifax, to Harriet, third daughter of Henry FARINGTON Esq, of the (looks like) The Polygon
On Friday last at St Peter's church, Mr E LITTLE draper of Carlisle to Margaret, daughter of Mr D S WYLIE of this town
On Saturday last at Walton church, Mr Wm PENDLETON, to Miss CLENSY
On Monday last at St Mark's church, Captain James Wallace MONTEATH, of Greenock, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Alexander ANDERSON Esq, of this town
On Monday the 5th inst. at Ribchester, Mr Thomas TAYLOR of Preston grocer, to Miss JACKSON, Penwortham
On Wednesday the 7th inst. at Manchester, Mr James SANDIFORD, to Miss Maria LEE both of Manchester
On Thursday the 8th inst. at Mottram nr Manchester, Thos WARD Esq, of Hurdesfield house, near Macclesfield to Martha only daughter of Robert BENNET Esq, of the former place
On Sunday the 11th inst. Mr Roger WOOD printer, stationer of Blackburn, to Miss Mary WALKER, daughter of the late Mr P WALKER, of Astley Bridge near Bolton
On Monday the 12th inst. at Rosthern Cheshire, Mr John HARDING of Salford, to Miss Martha NORBURY of High Legh
On Tuesday the 13th inst. at Workington, the Rev. John POSTLETHWAITE Chalton Parsonage, Northumberland, to Mary, eldest daughter of John PARKIN Esq. Lower-mire-lodge near Workington
On Thursday se'nnight, at Tamworth, Mr Robert PEEL, of Lightcliffe, near Halifax, to Mary, second daughter of Mr Richard FARMER of the former place
Same day at Macnhester Mr Thomas FALSHAW of Haslingden druggist to Miss Mary SEDGWICK of the former place
On Monday last at the Colliegiate church Manchester, Mr J MARCONI of Venice, French and Italian teacher to Miss M HOYLE teacher of the French language of Richmond
On Tuesday last at St Paul's church, Lieut A . WILLIAMSON R.N. to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Captain SCARISBRICK of this town
DEATHS
In March last at Vera Cruz, in their 15th year, Messrs Henry and George SYMONS, twin brothers , and midshipmen on board his Majesty's ship Sybille. The former died of a fever and the latter five days after, through grief for the loss of his brother
Lately at Clunie, parish of Terregles Mr Samuel McMINN, farmer aged 81. About a fortnight previous, he paid a visit to his daughter, Mrs John FROOD at Rabbiewhat, whose husband was lately drowned while crossing at Bowness. Mr McMINN passed through Dumfries, early in the afternoon, on his return home and had proceeded as far as Glen Burn about a quarter of a mile from his own residence , when in crossing a narrow wooden bridge over that place, it is supposed his foot slipped and he fell into the stream, and although it was not above a foot in depth, yet from the fatigue he had undergone, the suddeness of the fall and his head being immersed in water, the vital spark was entirely gone before he was discovered
Lately Frances BRIDGFORD aged 78 attended at the Register's office in Worcester to prove her husband's will, while doing so she was much affected, and after paying the fees, she sunk into a chair speechless: she was immediately conveyed to a neighbouring house where she died in a few minutes
On the 5th of May last at Deer Island, New Brunswick, Nicholas KENNEDY, mariner, aged 30 years
Lately at Chelmston, Mr Samuel ROBINSON parner in the house of messrs JONES, WIGGINS, HEDLEY and ROBINSON wholesale stationers, Aldgate London, and formerly of Hull
On Sunday the 11th inst. aged 81, Mr William WEWELL formerly a stocking manufacturer in Lancaster
On Monday the 16th inst. aged 90 Mr David CLARKE formerly a snuff manufacturer in Lancaster
On Wednesday se'nnight Mrs TWISS of Preston in the county of Lancaster. relict of the late Richard TWISS late of Trevallyn, in the county of Denbigh, Esq, formerly in the East India Company's Civil Service, sister of Edward Robert TRAVIS Esq, one of his Majesty's Justice of the Peace for the county of Lancaster, and mother of the Rev Robert TWISS LL D of Liverpool and of Pembroke College Cambridge
On Thursday last at Davenham in the 80th year of his age the Rev J TOMKINSON, twenty two years rector of that parish a Deputy Lieutenant and nearly fifty years a Magistrate for the county palatine of Chester
On Saturday last, Catharine, wife of Mr S TAYLOR St Anne street and fifth daughter of the late Mr James BROMFIELD of Gatesheath in the county of Chester
On Wednesday, the 25th of May at Flamouth, in Jamaica, Robert GILPIN Esq, , collector of His Majesty's custom in that port and second son of William GILPIN of Whitehaven
On Wednesday the 30th ult. aged 57 the Rev Nash HIBBERT Minister of the Dissenting congregation of Rivington, having been their pastor 35 years
On Thursday se'nnight in Wimpole street London, Thomas Wheeler MILNER Esq
On Monday last at Lodge lane, Margaret, third daughter of the late Daniel DAULBY Esq
On the 5th of May last at Deer Island, New Brunswick, Nicholas KENNEDY, mariner, aged 30 years (this death was printed twice in the column - unless it's two people with the same name and age!)