[List-Cumbria] Carlisle Journal, 16 Nov 1811 - BMD

[Petra Mitchinson]

Saturday 16 Nov 1811   (p. 3, col. 4)

 

MARRIED. 

 

In this city, Mr. John RUMNEY, to Miss Sarah ARMSTRONG. 

 

On the 12th inst. in this city, Mr. William BELL, of the parish of Torpenhow, to Miss Jane WAUGH, of this city. 

 

On the 14th inst. at same place, Mr. Joseph ROBSON, to Miss Elizabeth TAYLOR. 

 

On the 10th inst. Mr. James M'COMB, to Miss Ruth HARVEY. [They were married at St. Mary, Carlisle.] 

 

On the 9th inst. Mr. Joseph GRAHAM, of the parish of Brampton, to Miss Isabella WARWICK, of the chaplery [sic] of Wreay. [They were
married at St. Mary, Carlisle.]

 

On Monday last, at Wigton, Mr. R. WILKIN, to Miss E. ROBB. 

 

Tuesday se'nnight, at Whitehaven, Captain James WOOD, of the Friendship, to Miss Mary RAMSAY, of the Wind Mill, near Whitehaven. 

 

The same day and place, Mr. Robert TURNBULL, to Miss Mary GIBSON. 

 

Lately, at Egremont, G. ROWE, Esq. of Liverpool, to Dorothy, youngest daughter of S. POTTER, Esq. of Springfield, near Whitehaven. 

 

Tuesday se'nnight, at Beetham, by the Lord Bishop of Landaff, Lieut.-Col. SMYTH, second son of the late Hon. John SMYTH, of Heath,
in the county of York, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Daniel WILSON, Esq. of Dallam Tower, Westmorland. 

 

At Sedbergh, on Monday se'nnight, Mr. James MUIR, tanner, of Kendal, to Miss BLAND, of Sedbergh. 

 

Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. David PRESTON, tobacconist, of Newcastle, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert ROWLEY, cork-manufacturer. 

 

At London, (having been previously married in Scotland) W. S. STEWART, Esq. of Rosehall, son of General STEWART, to Miss BAXTER,
daughter of the late Captain B. BAXTER, of Lynn Regis, Norfolk. 

 

DIED. 

 

On Saturday the 9th instant, in his 49th year, John THOMLINSON, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for this county, and
a Captain in Colonel HOWARD's Rangers. By his death, his acquaintance have to regret the loss of a worthy friend; the poor of a
generous benefactor; and the public of a valuable member of Society. 

 

On the 4th inst. in this city, Mr. James ROWELL, aged 78. 

 

In Caldcots, on Sunday last, Mrs. Anne ROWELL, aged 62. 

 

Saturday last, at Burnfoot, near Langholm, Mrs. MALCOM, mother of Capt. MALCOM, of that place. 

 

Suddenly, on Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. Andrew WILLIAMS, mariner, aged 61; formerly master of a vessel out of Whitehaven. 

 

Same day, Mr. Hugh NAILE, of Whitehaven, aged 66. 

 

On the 2d inst. in Kirkland, Westmorland, Mr. YEATS, aged 95. 

 

On Tuesday se'nnight, Mrs. JACKSON, of Kendal, aged 82. 

 

On Monday se'nnight, Mrs. THOMSON, of same place, aged 83. 

 

On the 9th inst. at the Spittal, near Newcastle, the Rev. R. WILSON, M. A. 

 

The 4th inst. at Newcastle, Mrs. RIGGLESWORTH. 

 

Saturday, at same place, Mrs. ROBINSON, a maiden lady, aged 82. 

 

Yesterday week, at same place, Mrs. SHADWORTH, aged 76. 

 

Lately, Mrs. NICHOLSON, widow of Mr. John NICHOLSON, of Newcastle, wholesale linen-draper, aged 75. 

 

The 7th inst. Mr. W. SMITH, of the Turk's Head, Newcastle, aged 58. 

 

At Liverpool, on the 2d instant, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Agnes MILLER, eldest daughter of the Rev. John MILLER, formerly
minister of Penningham, in Galloway. 

 

At Cople in Bedfordshire, on Thursday the 7th inst. the Right Honourable Augustus Earl LUDLOW. 

 

At North End, Hampstead, on the 29th Oct. after a few days illness, Thomas HUGHAN, Esq. M. P. of Devonshire Place, London, and of
Airds in Galloway. Mr. HUGHAN was a native of Creetown, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. 

 

At Cross-Cannoby, on Monday last, Mr. William AIKEN, of Maryport, to Mrs. Ann SCOTT. 

 

At Dumfries, on Thursday se'nnight, Mr. James HAUGH, an eminent and ingenious gunsmith. 

 

At Dumfries, on the 13th inst. Mr. William CUMROE, surveyor of excise; much respected. 

 

At Ruckenfoot, parish of Turthorald, Dumfrie-shire [sic], Mr. James KELTON, aged 52; a spirited and enlightened farmer. 

 

At Kilmarnock, on the 3d inst. the Rev. J. ROBERTSON, M. A. minister of the Anti-burger Association Congregation there, in the 62d
year of his age, and 34th of his ministry. 

 

On their passage from America, Captain Richard HARRISON, of the brig Dispatch, belonging to Workington. He was washed overboard,
along with his carpenter, by a heavy sea. 

 

 

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