[list-cumbria] Carlisle Patriot, 04 Oct 1823 - BMD (2)

[Petra Mitchinson]

Saturday 04 Oct 1823   (p. 3, col. 5)     [continued] 

 

DIED, 

 

Louisa Maria, wife of the Rev. Dr. BAYLY, of Midhurst, Sussex, and niece of the Bishop of Carlisle. 

 

Since our last, Mrs. Susan BRICE, of Caldew Brow, aged 76.-Mr. William MOOR, Rickergate, aged 86.-Mr. William ABBOT, Fairbairn's
Buildings, aged 33. 

 

On Monday morning last, deservedly respected, John EDMONDSON, M. D. of Keswick, aged 62. 

 

Mr. Richard BATY, Abbey Holme, aged 76. 

 

At Abbey Lanercost, on Wednesday last, Lydia, eldest daughter of the Rev. Geo. GILBANKS, aged 29. 

 

On the 25th ult., at Bolton-low-side, near Wigton, Mr. Joseph HEWITSON, aged 68 years. 

 

At Newtown, Whitehaven, John, son of Mr. J. BROWN, student at St. Bees, aged 18-a young man of great abilities. 

 

At Egremont, Hannah Waters GRAHAM, aged 14. 

 

At Ullock, parish of Dean, Mrs. GRAHAM, relict of the late Mr. James GRAHAM, of that place. The deceased was a celebrated speaker
amongst the Society of Friends. 

 

At Low Eskholm, parish of Muncaster, aged 58, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. William BIBBY, gamekeeper to Lord Muncaster. 

 

At Bassenthwaite, Jane, second daughter of Mrs. Martha BOWMAN. 

 

At Eaglesfield, near Cockermouth, Mrs. ROBINSON, wife of Mr. Isaac ROBINSON, yeoman. 

 

At Cockermouth, Mrs. Dinah WALKER. 

 

At Gadfred, parish of Loweswater, at an advanced age, Mrs. Elizabeth GREEN, housekeeper to Skelton WOOD, Esq. 

 

At Gosforth High Mill, in his 23d year, Mr. David SPEDDING, miller. 

 

At Kendal, Mrs. Dinah BULFIELD, aged 80. 

 

At Appleby, on Wednesday last, Miss MILLWOOD, aged 78. 

 

At Heversham, Miss Esther PATERSON, aged 23. 

 

At Dumfries, Mrs. ANDERSON, wife of Mr. ANDERSON, cabinet-maker. 

 

At Well, parish of Bootle, Joseph, eldest son of Mr. Isaac KITCHEN, in the prime of life. 

 

At Ecclefechan, Mary, wife of William GRAHAM, Esq. in her 53d year. 

 

At Cummertrees, on Saturday last, Janet, relict of the late Mr. Andrew ROME, of Ruthwell, aged 83. 

 

At Kirkcudbright, Mr. Gilbert M'GOWAN, late master of the sloop Scotia, of that port. 

 

A few days since, in Lincolnshire, Lord Yarborough. He is succeeded in his title by his eldest son, the Hon. C. A. PELHAM. 

 

Sunday last, in Whitecross-street Prison, a gentleman of the name of Marcus Lowther CROFTON, who had been in confinement for debt
nearly seven years. Mr. CROFTON had formerly been in the army, and was allied to families of great opulence. 

 

On Tuesday, Sept. 23, at his seat near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, that eminent physician, Dr. Matthew BAILLIE, in his 62d year.
He was brother of the celebrated Joanna BAILLIE, and nephew, by his mother, to the far-famed John and William HUNTER; and his works
on the morbid anatomy of the human body, and other medical subjects, rank him high as a professional and literary character. His
practice was like his reputation, universal: it had no bounds but the inability of his physical powers to do more. His liberality
was equal to his judgment. Often were lucrative engagements with the exalted and wealthy deferred in order to afford time for the
low and poor, and alleviating the sufferings of those who added not one fee to his humanely-acquired fortunes. He may justly be said
to have been at the head of his profession. 

 

 

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