... after a long and afflicting-illness, Mr. John Cotgreave, only son of John Cotgreave, Esq. of Chester. A few days ago, at Cambridge, aged 94, Mr. G Cooper, a noted change-ringer during the whole, period of his manhood, and rung bob royal (the second bell ...

... cond daughter of Mr I Scaife, of Birkby, near Maryport. On Sunday the I1th lost in the 85th year of her age, Mrr. Twontymoman, Duke-street. On Monday hlth, at Newcastle, aged 73, Richard Wood, Esc of this town, and previously of Vinsford, Cheshire. On ?? ...

... the ?? Duke, drove up to the side door: leaning on the thone ill Prince Regent's arm, followed by the Duke of or ISi! ,rs Cambridge, they both saluted their Royal Sister, in thes g and handed her into her carriage, then emlo aced downt ithe Duke of Gloucester ...

... feelings of estiabtement or resentment on ha the pert o£ th4 Dachess and of ier husband; but that R, tfie Dukes of Clarence, 'Kent, ad Cambridge, at thegr same time should have . nicteu1, 'as iF by si'gnal their Pi . parent's death-bed,. is a circumnstance ...

... Wm. Beaumont Bushby. D.D. Dean of Rochester. He was travelling with his friend, Dr. Thackery, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and died after three days illness. Lately, Fletcher Paris, Esq. of Pulteney street, Bath. He has bequeathed to trustees ...

... grief of his family and friends, i, thelle. Legh Richmond, A. M. of Trinity College, Cambridge, i, rector of Turvey, Bedfordshire, chaplain to his late Royal High. the Duke of Kent, and author of the popular and highly utefil tiacts, the Dairyman's Daughter ...

... Captain Thomas Hodgson, of the Honourable East India Company's service. Same day, Elizabeth, the infant daughter of Mr. Harwood, Duke-street. Same day, at his house, in St. Paul's-square, Mr. Wm. Shaw, aged 33, eldest son of Mr. Peter Shaw, saddle-tree-maker ...

... esd ult. suddienly. at his residence, in Hamp. ton, the Right Rev. RobertStanser D. D.Dforrmerly of Stj Johnji RACbllege, Cambridge, in the 6ath year. of his. age. Dr. Statismr, re aftei nearly thirty years of ?? As a osirssbrary Df froro thie Society fbr ...

... Priory., ma a On Saturday, the 23d ult. at iieysbam, near Lancaster, the Rev. his John Dodson, B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, eldest son of no, e Jobn Dodson, Esq. of Lancaster, ?? Ann, only surviving MCe d dabghter of the late Edward Salisbury. ...

... ofSutton. Cheshire. ou froesdaylast, at St Mark'sChurch, Mr. Wm. Dowbiggin, C to Nary cnhe, eldest daughter of Mr. E. Broadley, Duke-street. Samle doy, at lufford, in this county, the Rev. Joseph Thos. Ilortoll, Vicar of Ormskirk, to Harriet, the eldest daughter ...

... mintgham, to Eama, second daughter of Wmn. Fosbery, Esq. Lvereon. On Wednesday last, at Walton Church, Mr. William Taylor, agent, Duke's Dock, to Miss Sarah Davies, both of this town. O Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T; S. Bow- stead, Mr. Henry ...

... the late Devonish Taggart, Esq of Galway. Ireland. On Saturday, the 14th ult. E. Isaacson, Esq., one of the | coroners for Cambridge, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. Chifney, the celebrated jockey. On Thusday. the 19th ult. at Ormskirk, Edward Astley, Esq. of ...