sion of Scrivelsby-court, those charitable meetings were revived, and the Dispensary Ball may now fairly boast of being the second public assemblage of the aristocracy of the county.

Dec 26. At High Ercall, Shropshire, the Rev. James Marston, Vicar of Stoke Say, and Rector of Longdon upon Tern, in the same county. To the former living he 'was instituted on the death of the Rev. Francis Marston in 1823.

In London, after a severe illness, aged 31, the Rev. Edward Elton Chaundy. He was the only son of the Rev. John Amyatt Chaundy, late of Charlinch, near Bridgwater; and was of Exeter college Oxford, M.A. 1809. His sister Mary Ann, died on the same day at Clifton.

Dec. 27. At the London residence of his father the Lord Bishop of Norwich, in Upper Seymour-street, the Rev. Robert Bathurst, Rector of Belaugh and Scottow, and Vicar of Neetishead, all in Norfolk, and Commissary of the Archdeaconry of Sudbury. He was the third son of the Bishop of Norwich, was of Christ-church, Oxford, M.A. 181-; was presented by his father to the Rectory of Topcroft in Norfolk, in 1819; to the Vicarage of Docking in 1820, to Neatishead in 1922, to Belaugh and Scottow in 182-, and was appointed to his Commissaryship in 1823. Mr. Bathurst had for some time laboured under an indif⚫ferent state of health; and an inquest held on his body found that he had destroyed himself with a razor, being at the time deranged. He has left a widow and nine young children.

Jan.... The Rev. Thomas Rickards Ireland, M. A. Brazen-nose college, Oxford, Jate of Hampton Lodge, Herefordshire, and Rector of White Lackington and Queen's Charlton, co. Somerset. He was only son of the late Rev. Thomas Ireland, D.D. Prebendary of Bristol and of Wells, Patron and Rector of Bourton on the Water, Gloucestershire, and Rector of Ch. Ch. and St. Ewen, Bristol; and in the Commission of the Peace for the Counties of Somerset and Gloucester. M.A. Queen's coll. Oxon. June 19, 1767, B. and D.D. July 12, 1779. and nephew to the late John Ireland, esq. of Hampton Lodge, Herefordshire, in the Commission of the Peace for that county, who died s. p. 1822; and nephew also of the late Rev. William Ireland, (M.A. St. John's coll. Oxon. July 7, 1780) Vicar of Frome, Somerset, and in the Commission of the Peace for that county, who died April 8, 1813. The latter left issue by his wife Alicia, sister of the late Rev. William Everett, Vicar of Romford, Essex, M.A. New coll. Oxon. Dec. 17, 1801, B.D. June 28, 1810, Proctor of the University of Oxford in 1809, and formerly fellow of New college, one son and four daughters. The son is the present Rev. John Ireland, of Hampton

[Feb.

Lodge, Hereford, and of Nunney near Frome, Somerset, M.A. Queen's coll. Oxon. Of the daughters, the 1st and 4th, Harriet and Alicia, are unmarried; Frances, (third daughter) married Dec. 27, 1820, the Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan, M A. F.S.A. of Mere Vicarage, co. Wilts, only son of the late Stephen Cassan, esq. Barrister at Law, second son of Stephen Cassan, esq. of Sheffield House, Queen's county, High Sheriff for that county 1763; and has issue 1. Algernon-William, born at Frome, July 18, 1822; 2. Gertrude-Ann-Caley, born at Mere, Oct. 7, 1824; 3. Frances-Alicia, and 4. Louisa-Ursula, (who died Jan. 26th, 1829). Lucy, the second daughter of the Rev. Wm. Ireland, married the Rev. Mr. Gretton, son of the late Dean Gretton, of Hereford, and has issue.

Jan. 4. At Kirkby, Notts. aged 44, the Rev. Henry Brooke Boothly, Rector of that parish, and Prebendary of Southwell; sonin-law to Lord Vernon, and brother to Sir William Boothby, of Broadlow Ash, in Derbyshire, Bart. He was the second son of Sir William, the seventh and late Baronet, by Rafela, daughter of Miguel Delgardo, of Mahon. He was of Christ-church, Oxford, M.A. 1808; and was presented to Kirkby in 1810 by the Duke of Portland. Mr. Boothby married, Nov. 4, 1816, the Hon. Louisa Henrietta Vernon, younger daughter of Henry 3d and present Lord Vernon, and niece to the Archbishop of York; by which lady he has left children. The Archbishop presented him to the prebend of Dunham in the collegiate church of Southwell in 1818.

Jan. 7. Aged 70, the Rev. John Price, Vicar of Worle, Rector of Rowbarrow, and a Magistrate for the county of Somerset. He was presented to Rowbarrow in 1795 by Dr. Courtenay then Bishop of Bristol, and to Worle in 1797 by the King. Mr. Price sustained the character of a sincere Christian, an affectionate husband and parent, and a firm friend.

Feb. 1. At Peterborough, aged 67, the Rev. Joseph Parsons, Prebendary of that cathedral, Rector of Glinton cum Peakirk, Northamp tonshire, and of Holwell, Beds. He was of Trin. coll. Oxf. M.A. 1785, was presented to Holwell in 1810 by Mr. Radcliff; to his prebendal stall in 1815, by Dr. Parsons, then Bishop of Peterborough (we believe his uncle), and to Glinton by the same pa

tron in 1816.

Feb. 15. In Henrietta-st. Cavendish-sq. the Rev. Abel Wainewright. He was of Trinity hall, Camb. LL.B. 1809.

DEATHS.

LONDON AND ITS VICINITY.

Dec. 1. At Streatham-place, Brixton, aged 67, Mrs. Eliz. Wicks, late of Russellcourt, Covent-garden.

Lately. At the house of his uncle, Jas.

Seaton, esq. Bridge-st. Westminster, in his 19th year, James Seaton, jun.

In Sidmouth-st. Mecklenburg-sq. Frances-Hughes, widow of John Duncan, esq. third member of the Medical Board, Madras.

Jan. 16. At his apartments, Charingcross, aged 100, Joseph Cartwright, esq. late Paymaster-general of his Majesty's Forces in the Ionian Islands, a Member of the Society of British Artists, and Marine Painter in ordinary to the Duke of Clarence. Jan. 21. In Park-place, St. James's, aged 46, Thos. Rose, esq.

Jan. 22. In Mornington-place, aged 80, Mrs. Bland.

Jan. 25. In Newington-place, Surrey, aged 78, John Bagwill, esq.

In Spring-st. Portman-sq. aged 91, Michael James Heber, esq. a native of Brussels. Jan. 26. At Kensington, aged 87, the relict of Capt. Marter, E.I.C.

Jan. 27. In York buildings, Baker-st. aged 54, James Shortt, esq. formerly Lieut.Col. 10th Foot.

Jan. 28. At Astey's-row, Islington, aged 36, Anne, wife of Mr. Bacon of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and dau. of the late Mr. H. D. Symonds of Paternoster-row,

Aged 66, Wm. Dixon, esq. of Bedfordplace, Hackney.

Jan. 29. In Vauxhall-road, Pimlico, aged 42, Mr. Stephen Dykes, having been a King's Messenger 13 years.

Jan. 30. In Upper Wimpole-st. aged 43, the Right Hon. Lady Amelia-Sophia Boyce, sister to the Duke of Marlborough. She was the youngest dau. of George the late and third Duke, K. G. by Lady Caroline Russell, only dau. of John 4th Duke of Bedford, K.G. and was married Sept. 22, 1815, to Henry Pytches Boyce, esq.

Jan. 31. At her daughter's, Hollywood House, Little Chelsea, aged 83, Mrs. Eliz. Bradbury, formerly matron of Bethlehem Hospital.

In St. Paul's Churchyard, in her 82d year, Mary, widow of Francis Newbery, esq. Feb. 1. Aged 84, Robert Kilbye Cox, esq. of Weymouth-street, Portland-place.

In George-st. Portman-sq. Elizabeth, widow of Lt.-Col. Wilson, of the Tower Hamlets.

Feb. 3. Of a decline, aged 25, the Hon. Mrs. Langham. She was Margaret-Emma, eldest child of George 2d and present Lord Kenyon, by Margaret-Emma, only dau. of the late Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart. (by Margaret eldest dau. and coh. of Geo. Kenyon, esq.); and was married, only on the 18th of last June, to James-Hay Langham, esq. the eldest son of Sir James Langham, Bart.

Feb. 5. At the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea, aged 32, Sarah, wife of Dr. Henning.

Feb. 9. At Fulham, Thos. Lowe Hughes, esq. late of Green-street, Park-lane.

Suddenly, in Bishopsgate-street, aged 45, Mr. Thomas Sorel.

187

Feb. 15. Helena, wife of Samuel Denton, esq. of Gray's-inn-square and Somers'

town.

In Hertford-st. Eliz. relict of Rev. Thos. Coombe, D.D.

Feb. 16. In Bolton-row, aged 98, Mrs. Iremonger.

Feb. 19. Aged 92, Mr. W. Worrell, of Carlisle-place, Lambeth, upwards of forty years organist of St. Mary le-Strand, and late organist of St. John the Baptist, Savoy, and St. Olive Jewry, Cheapside. He was never married.

BEDFORDSHIRE.-Jan. 27. Chas. Wyndham Campbell, second son of John Campbell, esq. Blunham-House.

BERKS.-Jan. 26. Nath. Henry, youngest son of the late Dr. Winterbottom, of Newbury.

Jan. 30. At Sutton Courtney, aged 61, the relict of John Phillips, esq. of Hagbourn. Aged 79, John Cooper, esq. of Souning, At the Royal Military College, Sand hurst, Olivia Baldwin, sister to Sir Walter Barry, Bart. She was the only daughter of Sir Nathaniel Barry, M.D. the 2d Bart. by Catherine, dau. of Walter Jones, esq. of Headfort, co. Leitrim.

At Cold Brayfield,

BUCKS.-Jan. 8. aged 72, Mr. Whitworth. CAMB.-Jan. 9.

Mr. Batson, librarian

of Trinity Coll. Cambridge.

CUMBERLAND.-At St. Bees, aged 19, Miss Eleanor Messenger. She was six feet four inches high.

At Penrith, aged 73, John Buchanan, esq. DEVON.-Jan. 24. At Sidmouth, aged 29, Ellen, wife of W. Etty, esq. of Moor Critchill, Dorset.

Lately. At Torquay, aged 28, Ann Maria, relict of John Lea, esq. of Blakebrook, Kidderminster, and second dau. of Gen. Simcox, esq. of Harborne, near Birmingham.

At Falmouth, of a decline, Gore W. youngest son of Maj.-Gen. R. Ouseley (P.S.) DORSET.-Jan. 25. Aged 63, Mr. John Bristowe, merchant, of Poole.

Jan. 26. At Ensbury, aged 73, Thomas Byrdal Hugo, esq.

Feb. 2. At Dorchester, aged 93, Phillis, widow of James Frampton, esq. of Moreton. She was the sole daughter and heiress of Samuel Byam, of Antigua, esq. and was married first, in Feb. 1758, to Charlton Wollaston, M.D. F.R.S. and uncle to Dr. Wollaston, recently deceased. She was left a widow in 1764, with one son, Charlton Byam Wollaston, esq. afterwards a barrister in the Middle Temple, and a daughter, married to Evelyn Shirley, esq. She was married, secondly, to Mr. Frampton, and by that gentleman, who died in 1784, had a son, the present James Frampton, esq. of Morton, and a daughter.

Feb. 4. At Monkton, D. W. Spear, esq. leaving a widow and eight children.

Jan. 22. At Quidgley House, Eleanor, youngest dau. of late John Gough, esq. of Perry Hall, Staff (of whom a notice appeared in our Obituary for last March, p. 285)

Jan. 24. At Clifton, aged 68, Sarah, relict of Wm. Gumba, esq. of the island of St. Martin.

Feb. 1. At Clifton, aged 24, Charles, third son of Rich. Tawney, esq. of Dimchurch, Warwickshire.

Feb. 6. At Bristol, the relict of Thomas Biddulph, esq. of Burton, Sussex.

At Cheltenham, in her 66th year, Elizabeth, widow of the Rev. Wm. Pickering Reid, of Lymington, Hants.

Feb. 9. Aged 75, Hannah, wife of Joseph Metford, esq. Berkeley-square.

Feb. 11. In Park-street, Bristol, Chas. Harvey, esq. son of the late Ald. Harvey.

HANTS.-Jan. 23, aged 84, Mr. Jonathan Wavell, senior Alderman of Newport.

Jan. 24. At Southampton, aged 71, Eliza dowager Lady Tichborne. She was a daughter of Edmund Plowden, of Plowden in Shropshire, esq., was married to Sir Henry Tichborne, the sixth and late Bart. of Tichborne in Hampshire, in 1777, and had issue Sir Joseph, the present Bart., six other sons, and three daughters. Sir Henry died in 1821.

Jan. 27. At Andover, aged 77, Kingston Fleet, esq.

Jan. 30. In her 37th year, Sophia, wife of John Sons Seward, esq. of Romsey. Feb. 2. At Southampton, aged 59, the wife of Major Chudleigh.

Feb. 10. At Southampton, aged 17, Mary-Alicia, second dau, of the late Capt. Wm. Baird, eldest son of Sir James Baird, bart. of Slaughton Hall, Mid Lothian.

KENT.-Lately. At Beckenham, Richard Lea, esq. late of the Old Jewry, and formerly Alderman of Coleman-street Ward, to which he was elected in 1803, and resigned in 1808, without serving Sheriff or Lord Mayor.

Feb. 1. At Sevenoaks, on his way to Hastings, aged 39, Robert Hogg, esq. of Cheapside.

Feb. 2. At Ramsgate, aged 74, the relict of Wm. Hammond, esq. of St. Alban's Court, Kent,

At Hythe, aged 47, Lieut.-Col. H. R. Deschamps, E.I.C.

LINCOLN.-Feb. 3. In Lincoln, aged 80, Charlotte dowager Lady Nelthorpe. She was day. of Andrew Willoughby, esq., was

[Feb.

married to Sir John the sixth and late Baronet, in 1772; and had issue Sir Henry, the present Bart.; two other sons and two daughters. Sir John died in 1799. Lady Nelthorpe's remains were removed for interment to Lea, the place of residence of her daughter, Lady Anderson.

MIDDLESEX. Feb. 13. At her apartments in the palace of Hampton Court, aged 98, Mrs. Amelia Brereton, widow.

Feb. 7. At Twickenham, aged 67, Rob. Scott, esq. M.D.

NORFOLK.-Lately. Philip Meadows Martineau, esq. surgeon to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital.

NORTHUMBERLAND.-Jan. 25. Aged 77, Christ. Blackett, esq. of Wylam.

NOTTS. Jan. 15. At Newark-uponTrent, aged 61, Wm. Hilton, esq. an Alderman of that borough.

OXON.-Jan. 26. At Henley-on-Thames, James Owthwaite, esq.

Jan. 27. At Oxford, the widow of John Oglander, D.D. Warden of New College, and uncle to Sir William Oglander, the present and sixth Bart. of Nunwell in the Isle of Wight. She was Mary Jane, only dau. of the Rev. Mr. Rayne of Netherburgh, Dorsetshire, was married in 1776, and left a widow in 1794. (See vol. LXIV. p. 180.)

Feb. 12. At Clifton, aged 24, Charles,. third son of Rich. Tawney, esq. of the Lodge, near Dunchurch, Warwickshire.

SALOP.-Aged 102, Mrs. Eliz. Tooth, of Heath-hill, near Shiffnal.

Nov. 22. Aged 87, Robert Hill, gent. Coroner and senior member of the Corporation of Shrewsbury.

Jan. 18. In his 70th year, Thos. Lloyd, esq. of St. John's Hill, Shrewsbury, and Glangwnna, co. Carnarvon.

SOMERSET.-Jan. 6. At the house of his niece, Mrs. Ricords, Bath, at an advanced age, Thos. Ridley, gent. of Croydon.

Jan. 27. In his 86th year, Capt. Murdoch Mackenzie, R.N. of Minehead. He was the last surviving officer who sailed round the world with Adm. Lord Byron.

Feb. 12. At Holcombe House, in the prime of life, Eliz. Mary, wife of I. Eyre Salmon, esq. and youngest dau. of the late Francis Edwards Whalley, esq. of Winscombe Court.

Jan. 28. At an advanced age, Tho. Welman, esq. of Poundesford Park.

Jan. 31. At Pyrland-hall, aged 71, the widow of Wm.-Walter Yea, esq. mother of Sir Walter-Walter Yea, the present and 2d Bart. of that place. She was Jane, daughter of Francis Newman, of Cadbury House, esq. and was married May 1, 1783. Her husband died, during the life of his father the first Sir William Yea, in 1804.

Lately. At Bath, aged 78, Katharine dowager Lady Waller. She was daughter of the Rev. Charles Moore; was married to

the Right Hon. Sir Robert Waller, Bart. first Commissioner of his Majesty's Revenue in Ireland, and M.P. for Dundalk, and had issue, the late Sir Robert Waller of Newport, co. Tipperary, the present Rev. Sir Charles Waller, of Writhlington-house, Somersetshire, two other sons and four daughters. Her Ladyship was left a widow

in 1780.

At Cannington, near Bridgewater, Mrs. Maria, dau. of the late Mr. John Guy, of London.

Feb. 1. At Whatley, near Frome, aged 48, Mrs. Townsend, widow of the late Rev. Mr. Townsend, of West Pennard.

Feb. 4. At Bath, in his 87th year, very highly esteemed, John Parish, esq. Feb. 17. At Kingsdon, in his 80th year, Aaron Moody, esq.

SUFFOLK.-Jan. 30. At Weybread, Charlotte, youngest dau. of the late Rev. Henry Williams, M.A. Rector of Marlesford, and grand-niece of Nicholas Revett, esq. whose memory is perpetuated by those noble publications of " Palmyra, Balbeck, and the Ionian Antiquities." See vol. LXXIV. p. 690. Jan. 31. At Bury St. Edmund's, aged 87, James Oakes, esq. banker, senior member of the Corporation. During a long life devoted to commercial pursuits, he discharged with fidelity every civil, social, moral, and religious obiigation.

SURREY. Jun. 29. At East Sheen, aged 74, Mrs. Barker.

At Carshalton Park, aged 19, John Estridge, esq. Demy of Magdalen College, Oxford.

SUSSEX.-Jan. 29. At Petworth, where he had for many years resided, aged 74, Richard Willis, esq. Rear-Admiral in the Royal Navy. He was appointed Post-Captain in 1790, and Rear-Admiral 1808; and was, it is believed, a brother of Dr. Willis, the celebrated physician for insane patients. Lately. At Chichester, W. Gruggen, esq. M.D. one of the partners in the Sussex and Chichester Bank.

At Arundel, aged 62, Lady Caroline Sydney Kerr, aunt to the Marquess of Lothian. She was the second dau. of Wm.-John 5th Marquess, by Elizabeth, only dau. of Chichester Fortescue, esq. and the Hon. Elizabeth Wellesley, eldest dau. of Richard 1st Lord Mornington.

At Chichester, aged 92, Chas. Newland, esq. Elder Brother of the Hon. Trinity House.

Feb. 17. At Hastings, in his 25th year, Thos. Robt. Robson, esq. B.A. Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge.

WARWICK.-Jan. 18. At her brother's, Adm. Chambers, Rugby, aged 72, Maria, dau. of the late Thos. C. esq. of Studley, Warw.

Jan. 21. At Atherstone, aged 64, Mrs. Martha Waterman; and on the 22d, aged 63, Mrs. Eliz. Waterman.-These

189

highly-esteemed ladies were the daughters of the late Rev. W. Waterman, many years Rector of Burbach, co. Leicester, and the last descendants of a family long resident in Wiltshire.

WILTSHIRE. Jan. 26. At Mere Vicarage, Louisa-Ursula, youngest dau. of the Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan.

Feb. 3. At Newnton Priory, aged 80, the Hon. Jane, relict of Tho. Estcourt, esq. of Estcourt, co. Gloucester, and aunt to the Earl of Verulam. She was the eldest dau. of James, 2d Visc. Grimston, by Mary, dau. of John Askell Bucknall, esq., was married in 1774, and left a widow in 1822.

Feb. 6. At Warrens, aged 14, HarrietJulia, 2d dau. of George Eyre, esq.

WORCESTERSHIRE-Lately. At Ashgrove, Great Malvern, Elizabeth, widow of the Rev. James Stillingfleet, Prebendary of Worcester, and great-grandson of Edward Stilling fleet, D.D. Bishop of that See. The Prebendary died in 1817, aud has a biographical notice in our vol. LXXXVII. ii. 90. The lady now deceased was his second wife; she was the eldest daughter of William Hale, esq. of King's Walden, Herts., by Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Sir Charles Farnaby, 1st Baronet of Wickham Court, Kent; and was consequently sister to the late Countess Onslow, and to Lady Dering. Mrs. Stillingfleet had two daughters, Anne and Charlotte. She has left the following sums to religious and charitable institutions; 3001. three per cents to the Worcester Infirmary; 100l. to the Worcester Dispensary; 501. each to the Worcester Benevolent Institution and Lying-in Charity; 100l. each to the British and Foreign Bible Society, the Church Missionary Society, and the Society for promoting Christianity among the Jews.

At Worcester, Wm. Ravenhill, esq. one of the Senior Members of the Corporation. At Worcester, aged 108, Eliz. Griffiths. At Evesham, aged 89, Mrs. Eliz. Horne: she has bequeathed 3,100l. to public charities.

YORK.-Lately. At Doncaster, aged 37, Rebecca, wife of Wm. Whitehead, esq. of Bath.

Jan. 11. At Leeds, aged 101, Mrs. Ellen Lievesley.

Jan. 17. At Scarborough, in her 97th year, Mrs. Williamson, of Lubberstone Hall, widow of the late Rich. Williamson, esq. of the Pavilion, near Scarborough.

At Richmond, aged 78, Tho. Biddle, esq. many years an officer in the North York Militia.

Jan. 23. At Wakefield, in the prime of life, Henry Soulby, esq. late of Boston.

Jan. 24. Eliz. wife of Mr. H. Clapham, merchant, of Leeds, and eldest dau. of W. Frobisher, esq. of Aberford..

Jan. 27. Aged 58, Cha. Foster, esq. of North Cave.