Lately. At Dorchester, Maria-Rachel, wife of W. D. Tapp, esq.

ESSEX.-May 29. Aged 58, George Walker, esq. of Overhall, Gestingthorpe, and grandson to the celebrated "Rev. Wm. Jones of Nayland."

June 9. At Witham, aged 69, Eliza, wife of Thomas Butler, esq.

June 13. At Westbury House, Barking, the residence of her son, J. Manley, M.D. aged 79, Martha, wife of Captain Manley.

June 15.

At Epping, Mrs. Price, relict of Dr. John Price.

June 21. At Asheldham, aged 69, Wm. Saunders Bushell, esq. formerly of Guilton, Ash, in Kent.

June 23. Aged 52, at Debden Parsonage, Frances Jane, eldest dau. of the Rev. William Jurin Totton.

June 25. Aged 51, William Macroft Barron, esq. of Aveley.

July 27. At Ashdon, aged 78, Wm. Barber, esq.

GLOUCESTER.-June 10. At the residence of her son William, aged 86, Aun, relict of Robert Vizer, esq. of Bristol.

June 20. At Bedminster, aged 84, Clementina, relict of William Vincent, esq. and dau. of the late Rev. G. Atwood, Vicar of Milverton, Somerset.

June 21. At Cheltenham, aged 84, Dame Deborah Pepys, relict of Sir Lucas Pepys, Bart. M.D. F.R.S. She was the daughter of the celebrated Dr. Anthony Askew, and sister to Adam Askew, of Redheugh, co. Durham, esq. was married to Sir Lucas Pepys in 1813, and left his widow in 1830.

June 29. At Fretherne Lodge, aged 66, Samuel White, esq. a Deputy Lieutenant for the county.

Lately. At Clifton, aged 32, Henry Penny, esq. formerly of the 13th Infantry, and son of the late Major-Gen. Penny, H.E.I.C.S.

At High Beeches, Nailsworth, aged 72, D. Smith, esq.

July 1. At Bristol, aged 50, Nathaniel Edgecumbe, esq. July 2. At the Hot Wells, Bristol, Ann, wife of Major Roberton Brereton. HANTS.-March 10. At Winchester, aged 71, Louisa, relict of the late Rev. John Drew Borton, Rector of Blofield, in Norfolk, who died on the 9th of May, 1847. She was one of the daughters of the late Rev. Thomas Carthew, F.S.A. of Woodbridge Abbey, in Suffolk, by his third wife Anne, daughter of Robert Denny, of Eye, esq.

April 13. At Portsea, Comm. A. Macleod (a) (retired list 1846) Lieut. 1790, Commander 1824.

May 29. At the residence of Captain

Breton, Polygon, Southampton, after a long and faithful service, in her 82d year, Mrs. Susan Buckett.

June 15. At Southsea, aged 66, Louisa, relict of Matthews Corsellis, esq. of Layer Marney Tower, Essex.

June 17. At Totton, aged 34, Martha, only dau. of Wm. Sharp, esq.

June 17. At Burton, aged 75, the Rev. Daniel Gunn, for 32 years the Pastor of the Independent Chapel, Christchurch.

June 18. At Highfield, near Southampton, Harriet-Louisa, wife of Lieut.Col. Eyre John Crabbe, K.H., dau. of the late James Crabbe, esq. of Shidfield.

June 19. At Southampton, Elizabeth, second dau. of the late Rd. King, esq. of Nursling.

July 4. At Southampton, James Claudius Paxton, esq. M. B. and Radcliffe Travelling Fellow of the University Oxford.

HEREFORD.-June 15. Frances, wife of George Humphrys, esq. of Lemore, near Hereford.

June 18. At Hereford, Harriet, relict of J. H. Eccles, esq. of Plymouth.

HERTS.-June 15. Aged 76, Mary, wife of John Tims, esq. of Watton.

June 25. At Gatton House, near Bishop's Stortford, aged 21, EmilyFrances, dau. of the Rev. Francis Pelly, late Rector of Siston.

HUNTINGDON.-June 14. At Stoneley, Kimbolton, aged 68, Frederick Welstead, esq. retired Commander R.N. (1835).

KENT.-June 11. At Walmer, aged 77, and 40th of her widowhood, Susanna, widow of Edward Soan Twopeny, esq.

June 13. At Ramsgate, the infant dau. of the Rev. George Earle Welby.

June 14. At Sandgate, aged 73, John Mockett, esq. late of Hopeville Farm, St. Peter's, Isle of Thanet.

June 15. At Canterbury, aged 80, Mrs. Parnell, relict of John Parnell, esq. and only surviving dau. of the late Charles Fagg, esq. M.D.

At Tunbridge Wells, aged 43, Elizabeth-Ann, wife of Charles Goodall, esq.

At Tunbridge Wells, aged 63, Henry Oxley, esq. late of Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street.

June 17. At the Cavalry Depot, Maidstone, Fanny, wife of Col. Charles Middleton.

June 21. At Monkton, aged 69, Catherine, widow of John Jessard, esq.

Aged 56, Ann, wife of Richard Poppleton, esq. of Brook Lodge, Woolwich, and Plumstead.

June 23. At Lewisham, Mary-Anne, relict of Edward D'Alton de Montmorency, esq. of Greenwich Hospital.

June 25. At Fredville, aged 24, Ma. tilda-Charlotte-Louisa, wife of the Rev.

J. C. Ryle, Rector of Helmingham, Suffolk, and youngest dau. of J. P. Plumptre, esq. M.P. for East Kent.

June 28. At Cranbrook, aged 73, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Compigne, spinster.

Lately. At Sevenoaks, aged 24, Charles, youngest son of W. Wightwick, esq.

July 1. Mrs. Theodosia Gore, of Margate. She has left 250l. to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

July 2. At Ramsgate, aged 78, Lady Wood, widow of Sir Matthew Wood, Bart. Alderman of London. She was Maria, dau. of Mr. John Page, of Woodbridge, was married in 1796, and left a widow in 1843; and was mother of the Rev. Sir Francis Page Wood, Bart., of Mr. Page Wood, M.P. for Oxford, and other children (see our vol. XX. p. 543).

July 4. At Lewisham, aged 67, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Rev. John Prat, Vicar of Monkton and Birchington, in the Isle of Thanet.

LANCASTER.-June 13. At St. Michael's, Toxteth, near Liverpool, aged 69, Edward Rogers, esq.

June 16. Hill, esq. Lately. At Liverpool, aged 57, Stephen Shute, esq. of the firm of Gibbs, Bright, and Co.

At Salford, aged 62, William

LEICESTER.--June 6. Aged 85, Thomas Bradshaw, gent. of Barrow-upon-Soar. June 19. At Lutterworth, aged 64, Elizabeth, wife of James Smith, esq.

June 23. Aged 73, William Ashby Ashby, esq. of Quenby Hall. He was the only son of William Latham, esq. F.R.S. and F.S.A. of Eltham, Kent, by Mary Elizabeth Ashby, eldest daughter and heiress of Shukbrugh Ashby, esq. F.R.S. and M.P. for Leicester in 1784. The late Mr. W. A. Ashby changed his name from Latham to Ashby on succeeding to his mother's property. He married Mary, dau. of Michael Miller, esq. of Bristol, in 1797, and had issue three sons and one daughter.

LINCOLN.-May 11. At Grantham, aged 79, William Todkill Catlett, esq. a Magistrate of that borough.

June 10. At Skirbeck Quarter, Boston, aged 62, Challis Sheath, esq.

June 11. Aged 19, William, second son of the Rev. A. Strachan, of Louth. June 18. At Barton-upon-Humber, aged 65, John Astrop, esq.

MIDDLESEX.-June 13. Aged 89, Ann, relict of Samuel Harman, esq. of Hadley. June 23. At Finchley, of consumption, aged four months, Mary-Elizabeth, only child of James Stevens Elton, esq.; and on the 27th, also of consumption, aged 21, Elizabeth-Ann, his wife.

June 24. At Bruce Grove, Tottenham,

aged 72, Mrs. May, relict of William May, esq. of Winchmore-hill.

Aged 46, John M. M. Jameson, M.D. late of the Highway, Enfield.

June 28. At Twickenham, Harriet, second dau. of the late Henry Christopher Senior, esq.

NORFOLK.-June 3. Aged 64, Cyrus Gillett, esq. of Markshall.

June 20. At Martham, aged 85, Mr. Wm. Gedge; and in the same parish, on the 2nd inst. aged 83, Mr. Jonathan Gedge, his brother.

OXFORD.-June 9. At Merton College, Oxford, aged 21, Humphrey Ashley Sturt, second son of Mr. and Lady Charlotte Sturt.

At Bloxham Cottage, Mr. James Beesley, solicitor, late town clerk and coroner of the borough of Banbury, and eldest son of Mr. Jas. Beesley, of Market Harborough.

June 20. At Whitchurch, John Kinderley, esq. late a Capt. in the 97th Regt.

June 21. At the house of her son-inlaw, G. V. Cox, esq. Oxford, aged 82, Mrs. Beckwith, widow of Dr. Beckwith, of Norwich.

SOMERSET.-June 11. At Taunton, aged 71, Stephen Henry Macmullen, M.D. June 12. Suddenly, at Norton House, aged 36, Sophia, wife of J. M. Quantock, esq.

June 16. At Bath, in her 100th year, Mary, relict of Francis Grant Gordon, esq. of Argyle-house, London, and dau. of Sir Willoughby Aston, Bart. M.P. for Nottingham, by Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Pye, esq. of Farringdon.

June 17. Aged 66, James Bunter, esq. of Taunton.

June 18. At Weston-super-Mare, having left her residence, Bury House, only two days, Emma, youngest dau. of the late John Sims, esq. of Bristol, formerly of Stroud, Gloucestershire.

June 19. At Bath, aged 62, Charles Protheroe, esq. son of the late John Protheroe, esq. of Clifton.

June 24. At Weston-super-Mare, Daniel Wheeler, esq. a highly respected member of the Society of Friends.

June 27. At Wells, Adelaide-Esther, wife of Cecil Nicholls, esq. 5th Madras N. Inf. dau. of the late C. P. Gordon, esq. Barrister, of Madras.

June 29. At Cheddar, Mrs. Mason, widow of the Rev. John Mason, and mother of the late Mr. John Mason, house surgeon of the Bristol General Hospital. Mrs. Mason was one of the first teachers in the Sabbath School established by Mrs. Hannah More at Cheddar.

June 30. At Bath, Lady Lester, of High-hall, Wimborne, Dorset, widow of

Sir John Lester, Knt. who died at Bath in 1805.

Lately. At Bath, aged 64, J. Gould, esq. of Bruges, Belgium.

At Bathwick-hill, John, 2nd son of the late T. Richards, esq. of Bathampton-hill house, near Bath.

July 1. William Shrapnell, esq. of Worcester-terr. Bath. He committed suicide by suspending himself by a pockethandkerchief from the bannisters at the bottom of the staircase. He was morbidly apprehensive of an action for breach of promise of marriage. Verdict, "Insanity." SUFFOLK.-June 17. Aged 2, Caroline-Augusta, dau. of Cooper Charles Brooke, esq. of Woodbridge.

June 18. At Lowestoft, aged 60, John Salter Lincoln, gent. a great benefactor to the poor.

June 23. At Horsecroft, aged 27, Emma, second dau. of W. B. Wigson, esq.

At Lavenham, aged 77, Mr. Brooke Thomas Branwhite, eldest son of the late Brooke Branwhite, esq.

July 2. Aged 23, Sarah-Norman, the only surviving child of Thomas Cracknell, of Halesworth, esq.

SURREY. June 7. At Stoke-nextGuildford, aged 84, John Silvester, esq. June 12. At Norwood, Richard Burges, esq. late of the 53d Reg. second son of the late John Henry Burges, esq. of Parkanaur, county of Tyrone, and nephew to the late Sir William Johnston, Bart.

June 13. At Bradston Brook House, near Guildford, aged 29, Eliza, wife of George Gibson, esq.

July 2. At Croydon, aged 50, Martha, wife of John Oswald, esq.

SUSSEX.-May 16. At Brighton, Mr. Major, chemist and druggist. He poisoned himself with Prussic acid, having an insane impression that he was persecuted by the Jesuits. He received a pension of 150l. as a retired Government officer.

June 20. At Brighton, aged 19, Frederick-Thomas, youngest son of John Mercer, esq. banker, of Maidstone.

June 21. At Hastings, aged 73, Mary, relict of the Rev. Webster Whistler, Rector of Hastings and Newtimber.

June 26. At Hastings, aged 52, Miss Anna Sutcliffe.

June 28. At Lewes, aged 65, Thomas Bernonville, esq.

June 29.

At Lancing, aged 63, MaryAnn, relict of John Geast, esq. formerly of Woolwich.

At Hastings, aged 97, Ann, widow of William Gill, esq. formerly of the Hastings Old Bank.

WARWICK.-June 4. At the residence of her brother-in-law, at Warwick, Emma,

youngest dau. of the late Cato Sharp esq. of Dean-st. Soho-square.

June 5. At Rugby, aged 2, MargaretEllen; and on the 13th, aged 9, GeorgeRobert, children of James Atty, esq.

June 6. At Prior's Marston, Miss Bradshaw, at an advanced age.

June 8. At Leamington, aged 63, Thos. Hiron, esq. surgeon, for nearly forty years an eminent practitioner in Warwick.

June 21. At Birmingham, aged 43, William Sheppey Greene, esq. King's Dragoon Guards.

June 28. At Coventry, Sarah, youngest dau. of the late James Troughton, esq. for many years a banker in that city, and sister to Thomas Troughton, esq. town clerk.

July 1. At Charlecote Park, aged 23, William Fulke Lucy, esq. He was the son and heir of the late George Lucy, esq. by Mary-Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Williams, of Bodelwyddan, co. Flint, Bart. and succeeded his father in 1845 (see our vol. xxiv. p. 535).

July 3. At Leamington, Harriett, youngest dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Holme, of Winstanley Hall.

WILTS. June 7. At Wanborough, aged 93, Wm. Smith, esq.

June 12. At Highworth, John Chamberlen, esq. solicitor.

June 22. Aged 22, John-Cory, eldest son of T. J. Heard, esq. of Devizes. At Salisbury, aged 69, John Peniston,

esq.

WORCESTER.-June 6. Aged 26, Alfred Charles Marriott, of Worcester, son of Thomas Weatherly Marriott, esq. of Sunbury, Middlesex.

June 21. At Malvern Wells, MargaretLouisa, dau. of the late Samuel Fyler, esq. of Twickenham and Dover-st.

Lately. At Chaddesley Corbett, aged 26, Laura, wife of Capt. R. Hunt.

YORK.-June 8. At the Mount, York, aged 46, Henry Claridge, esq.

June 17. At Beverley, aged 87, Robert Smelt, esq.

June 19. At York, Charles Lewis Brett, esq. late of Bedford, solicitor, in the prime of life.

June 23. At Beverley, Charles, eldest son of the late Cornelius Collett, esq.

June 26. At Becca Hall, near Tadcaster, aged 16, Adela, second dau. of Col. Markham.

June 28. At York, Catherine, eldest dau. of the late Alexander Woodward, esq. of Liverpool.

June 30. At Methley, aged 31, William Hale, esq. eldest son of William Hale, esq. of King's Walden, Herts.

At Manningham, Emily-Jane, dau. of Thos, Wm. Rawson, esq.

WALES.-June 12. Aged 66, John Davies, esq. of Vronheulog, Merionethsh.

June 16. J. R. Egerton Holmes, esq. of Llangoed Castle, Breconshire. He was unfortunately drowned whilst fishing for salmon in the Wye, having slipped down a steep declivity into deep water.

June 19. At Carlisle, aged 16, Blanche, eldest dau. of Thomas Sheffield, esq. Palace Gate, Exeter.

June 20. At Downton, Radnorshire, aged 16, Mary-Sarsfield, fourth dau. of Sir William Cockburn, Bart.

June 24. At the Rock Cottage, near Newtown, Montgomeryshire, aged 62, Eleanor, widow of George Green, esq.

June 25. At Dolan Cothi, Carmarthenshire, Elizabeth, wife of John Johnes, esq. and dau. of the late Rev. John Edwardes, of Gileston Manor, Glamorgansh.

SCOTLAND.-June 8. At Edinburgh, aged 46, Eleanor, relict of Lieut.-Col. James M'Nair, K.H. of Greenfield, near Glasgow, and formerly of the 52d, after

wards of the 73d Reg. of Foot, and dau. of the late Right Rev. Robert Stanser, D.D. Bishop of Nova Scotia.

June 9. At Antermony House, near Glasgow, George Macintosh, esq. of Campsie and Dunchattan, eldest son of the late Charles Macintosh, F.R.S.

June 17. At Inverury, the widow of William Thom, the bard of Inverury, (whose death is recorded in our last volume, p. 679). Her three young children are now cast upon the world at the helpless ages of eight months and two and four years. The Queen has given a donation of ten pounds to the fund for behoof. of the orphans, and the total sum raised by the joint efforts of the general committee in Dundee, and the auxiliary committee in London, already somewhat exceeds £250.

IRELAND.-May 14. At Thurles, co. Tipperary, Elizabeth French Laurence, youngest dau. of the late Most Rev. Richard Laurence, Archbishop of Cashel.

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