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... quare, to Harriet Sophia, daughter of the late John Stevenson, Esq., of Binfield -place, Berks. On the 6th inst., at St. Margaret's, Westminster, by the Rev. Christopher Wordsworth, Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge, Charles F. F. Wordsworth, of the ...
... W. Mason, Margaret- .t., C'avendish-sq., axle-tree- maker 2 I ; P. and G. Archer, Botolph-lane, merchants 3 11 J. R. Pidding, George-yard, Lombard-street, merchant. 1 1 R. Davis, Watl ing- street, linen-warehouseman 1 12 T. F. Norton, Stoke-New ington ...
... Sidmoutb, Devon. (By cable.) CRISrOM—BRONSON.—On November 2nd. at St. Margaret s. Westwaster. London, by the Keveren lIL Henriey UenMm, 8.D., Canon of Westminster, and rector of Bt. Margarets, Lloyd Carpenter 6r» om. aim Clement Aston Oriacom, PhilartelimU ...
... lisq. of a daughter. On Saturday morning, in Devonshire-street, Mrs. Henry j Baring, ofa ion. On Friday, the 2d instant, at Stoke Newinsjton, Mrs. Jeflenes | (late Mrs. Crisp's Boiirdiug School'), of two-line boys, wiio, with the motiier, are likelv-to ...
... at Streatham ■ ;• ?? Mr. Potts, of 55, S.,uth An. II, v. t, Rice, youngen daughter of it..- late \\ stoke, Hants. Nl ' On the Mth inst., at St. Margaret , i, ?? „ „ ford, _fr. George Vinceni ,f the S ; , I . ?? ' of the late Dear, f Westmin.t, late Charles ...
... atone , T. F. K^lS House, Stoke-Newington, boarding-house- keeper, choice of assignees, at two. Before Mr. Commissioner Fame. J. L. Kensington, Mincing-lane, merchant, last examination, at eleven ; William Mason, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, coachsmitb ...
... girth*, BIX ( yrP ONE pYCHEQt utt. 1 »»»■■ aW.-Oo Jt 1 La* nson-ws M.V.0.. T. May. fl-tF.R-BC. Hampton Ordinary to Stoke, •torson of daughter grand -daug mansion*, UOPKTNC-I Virgin. To .(.vci'lh son Annie, dauf ILIFFE-MA «>|der aco Here ha . sec Banwell ...
... as H. S. Ilounsell and irons'. hfeecuiesa, and ld.urairWdlTam stokes and WillismV.Km.as Stokes A St >kcs and Co.). Green-street Derltcnrt. uinmngnam.aciww far regards Tbpnas William Stokes. John Hindi* and Georg* Daniel Wilson Dougins (trading •• Uiudlc ...
... youngest son of V. Whitmore, F»q. ol Epsom. At B.vgnor, o:i Sunday, the 7th inst in the ?? year of her age. Margaret, only daughter of the late.lobn Stokes, Ksq. of ITpper Seymour-street, and gram! daughter ol the late James Morrison, J.sq Deputy Master of bis ...
... Reeve, Esq., formerly- ?? and Taverham.in Norfolk. On the 4th inst., at Cork, William Benjamin Detmar, Esq., of Stoke Newington, London, to Margaret Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thomas Gonnell, Esq., of Sidney-place, Dublin. On the 4th inst., at Carrigrohan ...
... ford Park. ?? Very Rev. the Dcano' Jersey, John Walpole, Esq., fourth son of the late Thomas Walpole, Esq., and of Lady Margaret Walpole, to Henrictte, only surviving daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Browne Smith, of the Bth Regiment of the Light ...
... Thursday, the 22-3 inst. at Tottenham, the wife of Mr. Ceorg***- Farren, solicitor, of a boy. MARRIED— Oa Saturday last at Stoke Newington, bv the Rev. Dr. Gaslvin, T. P. Smith, Esq. io Sarah Amelia, daughter of Thomas Kin*, Esq. of Stamford Kill. On Wednesday ...