[List-Cumbria] Carlisle Patriot, 21 Dec 1816 - BMD

[Petra Mitchinson]

Saturday 21 Dec 1816   (p. 3, col. 4-5)

 

BIRTHS. 

 

On Thursday, the wife of the Rev. Mr. W. GOODENOUGH, of Ealing, of a still-born child. 

 

MARRIAGES. 

 

On Thursday last, at St. Mary's, in this city, Mr. Jeremiah BROWN, ironmonger, Scotch Street, to Miss BUSTIN, of George's Street.-On
Saturday, Mr. James RENNIE, to Miss Sarah JAMES, both of Caldewgate.-On Tuesday, Mr. Geo. DOUGALL, to Miss Sarah DUNN. 

 

At Penrith, on Wednesday last, Mr. Sam. JAMESON, to Jane DENNISON; both of Penrith. 

 

Lately, at Workington, Mr. G. HAMMEN, mariner, to Miss Lucy HUTTON.-Mr. Wm. NOBLE, to Miss Ann WATSON.-Mr. E. SMITH, to Miss Eleanor
FLINN, all of Workington. 

 

At Crosscanonby, by the Rev. Mr. DONALD, on the 7th inst. Mr. John JACKSON, mariner, to Miss Mary BROWN.-On Thursday last, Capt.
CHRISTOPHERSON, of the brig Mary, to Miss Martha WILSON, all of Maryport. 

 

At Crosthwaite Church, by the Rev. Mr. DENTON, Mr. Charles FOX, of Beckermouth, to Miss EWART, of Little Braithwaite, near Keswick. 

 

Last week, at Crothwaite [sic] Church, Mr. Edward SLACK, of Greta Grove, near Keswick, to Mrs. WISE, late of Wigton. 

 

At Whitehaven, Serjeant JOHNSTON, of the Cumberland Militia, to Miss Jane POWE, of New-street.-Mr. William DODD, to Mrs. Jane
ATKINSON.-Mr. John JOHNSON, to Miss Elizabeth BROCKBANK. 

 

Monday se'nnight, at Howick, John George LAMBTON, Esq. M. P. for the county of Durham, to Lady Louisa, eldest daughter of the Right
Hon. Earl GREY. 

 

On Thursday se'nnight, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mr. Robert NELSON, of Whickham, to Miss H. MILNER, youngest daughter of the Rev.
James MILNER, of Scorton, near Catterick, Yorkshire. 

 

At Moffat, the Rev. Alexander JOHNSTON, minister of Moffat, to Miss Alison ANDERSON, a descendant of BOSTON, the celebrated divine. 

 

DEATHS. 

 

Yesterday morning, at her house in Castle Street, after a lingering illness, Mrs. PEARSON, relict of the late Samuel PEARSON, Esq.
of Hawksdale, in this county, aged 77 years. 

 

On Saturday last, in English Street, Mrs. SMITH, wife of Dr. SMITH, aged 36 years. 

 

On Monday last, in Botchergate, Mr. Wm. SIMPSON, cotton-spinner, aged 33. 

 

Saturday last, Ann BERRY, of Caldewgate, aged 64. 

 

At Wigton, on the 13th instant, universally and deservedly esteemed, Mrs. ELSTOB, widow, in the prime of life. The social and
amiable disposition of this Lady, her sympathy and benevolence of heart, and her courtesy and affability of manner, added to every
mental and other qualifications and accomplishments that constitute the affectionate mother, the warm friend, and polished and
agreeable companion, have rendered her loss a source of lasting regret to those who really knew her. 

 

On Friday the 13th inst. at Garth-foot, near Castlecarrock, Mr. Thos. JOHNSON, aged 50. 

 

The 7th inst. at Workington, Miss Mary WHITESIDE, aged 69 years.-Lately, at Milford, where the vessel was riding quarantine, Captain
RENNIE, of the brig William Wise, of Workington. 

 

At St. Bees, Mr. William THOMPSON, master joiner, aged 86, and much respected by all who knew him. 

 

In Peter-street, Whitehaven, after completing his 47th year, Mr. William STEELE, printer. 

 

At Dissington, near Whitehaven, Mr. Isaac RICKERBY, cartwright, aged 56. 

 

At Gillhead, parish of Westward, Mr. James HARLEY, aged 89. 

 

At Allerby, near Maryport, Mary, wife of Mr. Jonathan HARRISON, aged 83. 

 

At Teathes, in Lamplugh, near Whitehaven, in the 20th year of his age, Mr. Isaac DIXON, third son of Mr. Jacob DIXON, of that place,
and a member of Queen's College, Oxford. He was a young man of considerable abilities and attainments both in classical and
mathematical literature. His sufferings, during a long illness, were peculiarly severe. 

 

At Dumfries, on Thursday se'nnight, James GRIFFIN, son of Mr. John GRIFFIN, innkeeper.-On Friday se'nnight, Alice, infant daughter
of Mr. S. INMAN, grocer.-On Saturday last, Robert, the infant son of Mr. John JOHNSTON, draper. 

 

At Kelton, near Dumfries, on Saturday last, Mrs. Ann MILLAR, wife of Mr. John MILLAR. 

 

In Ipswich, Mrs. FORTH, widow of John FORTH, Esq. R. N. This lady was a remarkable instance of how little nature requires for
support. The only beverage she ever tasted was water and green tea, which is generally thought pernicious. She had the greatest
share of health and a remarkably good constitution, and was of a most cheerful and lively temper. 

 

In the 69th year of his age, at his seat Grange Hall, near Rotherham, Yorkshire, the Right Hon. Richard HOWARD, Earl Effingham, F.
S. A. His Lordship held the office of Treasurer to the Queen. 

 

LORD STANHOPE.-It is with sincere regret that we announce the death of Lord STANHOPE, a man whose whole life has been dedicated to
the improvement of mathematical, legal, and political science. His plain, unaffected, and amiable manners conciliated as much
affection as his extensive knowledge and unimpeachable integrity commanded respect from all who knew or observed him. His loss will,
on many accounts, make a chasm in public life which will not be easily supplied. The great and useful work for which he was
peculiarly qualified, and to which he had for a long time applied the most earnest attention, will, we fear, now fall to the ground:
we allude to a Digest of all the Statutes-a work of such a stupendous labour as well as information, that few persons can be
expected to set about it with vigour, unless, like Lord STANHOPE, they had acquired a sort of parental fondness for the subject, by
brooding over it for years. He died at his seat at Chevening on Sunday evening. He was in his 64th year. 

 

 

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