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... prime of life, of a malignant fever, Mrs. Armstrong, wife of Mr. Armstrong, officer of excise. On his passage from the West Indies, in the 23d year of his age, Mr. John Wynn, a native of Workington, and master of the ship Thetis, of Liverpool: a very ...
... On Monday, at the same place, in the 51st year of his age, Mr. William Perry, merchant and ironmonger. Lately, in the West Indies, Charles Skelton, Esq. a Lieutenant on board his Majesty's sloop of war, Calypso, and son of the late Arnoldus Jones Skelton ...
... title devolves to his first cousin, the infant son of the late Colonel Lewis Hay, who was killed at the Helder. In the West Indies, Mrs. Threlfall, late of Golgate, near Lancaster. Lately, at Domgay, in Wales, a man named Griffiths, who had been married ...
... Of the yellow fever, in the West Indies, Captain Church, commander of the Topaze frigate. 22 of his crew also died on the cruise of the same disease. On the 28th ult. at Cumbernauld House, the Right Hon. Ann Lady Elphinstone, widow of the late John Lord ...
... his road from Carlisle, and laid great part of the night. On the 15th inst. Mrs. Parker, innkeeper, at Low Hesket. In the West-Indies, of two days illness in the yellow fever, Mr. John Hurd, master of the ship Patience, of Workington. On the 10th inst. at ...
... in France, of a malignant fever, the celebrated Dolomieu, a member of the national institute. In September last, in the West Indies, of the yellow fever, Mr. Lambert Loraine, only son of the Rev. Lambert Loraine, of Hallgarth, Durham. On the 4th inst. ...
... life, the Rev. James Tremble, curate and schoolmaster at Grayrigg, in Westmorland. In October last, at Demerara, in the West Indies, Mr. Richard Fawcett, late clerk to Mr. Benjamin Hunter, liquor merchant, in Kendal. On Monday last, at Liverpool, the Rev ...
... active and valuable magistrate, residing near Doncaster, against Mr. Hewitt, a gentleman who has made a large fortune in the West Indies, but now residing near Doncaster; and Colonel Sowerby, of the artillery, an elderly gentleman, residing in Doncaster; for ...
... Defendant, Mrs. Dixonâs first husband, was a Mr. Tolson, surgeon in Cockermouth, by whom she had two children. He went to the West Indies, where he died, and the two children she had by him are dead also, consequently the Plaintiff thought himself entitled by ...
... WANTED, TO GO OUT TO THE WEST INDIES, TWO fober YOUNG MtSC* .ho CUTTING and SAWING TIMBER: if ««« *» romneieoi lo the MAbUK BRICK WORK, would (.relrrreJ. , All'o YOUNG MAN, lo ferve upon h* OVERSEER. Apply the Printer of thit raprf. - . ■ ESTATE AT WREAY ...
... a rider. Early in December last, aged 16, Nathaniel Brassey, a midshipman on board his Majesty's ship l'Heureux, in the West Indies. On Monday se'nnight, at the Grove, Yoxford, in the 79th year of his age, Eleazor Day, Esq. one of the acting magistrates ...
... instance of intrepidity was shewn by this gentleman at the commencement of the late American war, when on his way from the West Indies to Liverpool:âThe ship in which he was, belonged to himâbesides, his all was on board. On entering the chops of the ...