Transcribed by Caryl Williams
MARRIED
Lately J WRAY Esq of Ham House in the County of Cornwall, aged 42 to Miss Dixon, aged only 13 years and 10 months
On Saturday the 28th ult Mr Frederick BROWN to Miss Sophia De CAMP, youngest sister of Charles KEMBLE, and both of the Sunderland Theatre
On Tuesday the 31st ult at St George's Hanover square, Lord Folkstone to Miss MILDMAY daughter of Lady MILDMAY of Cavendish square
A few days ago the infant son of Mr DAVIES of the Liverpool Theatre
Lately Mr T GASS, Draper Ormskirk
On Monday the 3th ult at his house in Upper Brook street, Viscount HAMILTON, eldest son of the Marquis of Abercorn
On Tuesday the 31st ult in the 23rd year of her age Miss Alice HARRISSON daughter of Mr John HARRISSON surgeon Prescott
Same day at Petersfield on his return to his seat in the Isle of Wight in the 74th year of his age Sir Nash GROSE Knight, late one of the judges of the court of Kings bench
On Thursday the 2nd inst, suddenly Mr Joseph SIMS of the market place Manchester druggist and one of the Society of Friends
On Sunday last , aged 68 Captain Simon MARKS Atherton street
On Saturday last at his house in Grosvener street after a short but severe illness lord Viscount LASCELLES eldest son of the Earl of Harwood
On Monday last at his house in Upper Wimpole street aged 71 the Rt Hon fifth Earl of Sandwich Viscount Hinchinbrook and Baron Montagu of St Neot's in the county of Huntingdon, one of the joint Postmasters General
On Wednesday last Mr Rowland PARRY merchant in this town aged 62
On Thursday the 26th ult Mr William Fisher ANKERS , Birkett street St Ann's aged 45 years
On Wednesday the first inst awfully sudden Mr William WOODS gardener of Kirkby aged 53 . He had been taking a walk in his garden in company with a medical gentleman, who observed he did not look well and advised his returning to the house, with which he complied and sat himself down in the armchair and immediately expired.
On Friday last att he Kings Arms Liverpool in the 27th year of his age William DOWSON Esq Captain in the 6th or Iniskillen Dragoons
On Saturday evening very suddenly J TABEY head Ostler at the Angel Inn, a man in the bloom of his life and apparently in good health: he had just partook of a hearty meal for his supper, and had not proceeded many yards from the entrance of the Inn when he dropped down and instantaneously expired! He was a man who in his situation for many years, gave general satisfaction and was much esteemed. He has left a wife and three small children to lament their sudden loss
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