378 Northumberland-Nottingham-Oxford. tion, that the discovery evidently prevented more serious results." From the Report of the Northamptonshire Auxiliary Bible Society, read at the second anniversary, it appears, that from June, 1813, to June 1814, there have been issued 1574 bibles and 461 testaments, forming a total of 3808 of both since the establishment of the institution. The Bible associations recommended to adoption in the former report, have been carried into effect with considerable success. The principle of these associations is to encourage contributions of 1d. per week or upwards, from among the poor, till a sufficient sum is raised for the purchase of a Bible, and from this source, sums to a large amount were announced as proceeding from the Bible Associations at Wellingborough, Kettering, and Rowell, independent of the branch societies at the two former places. To the list of branches have been added the united towns of Oundle and Thrapston. From the funds of the society 9501. has been remitted to the parent institution. Married.] At Peterborough, Mr. Fowler, surgeon, of Potton, Beds, to Miss Gates, only daughter of Mr. John G.-Mr. Edm. Larkin. organist at the cathedral, to Miss Gibbs, second daughter of Mr. Geo. G. Died.] At Peterborough, Mr. Jas Bingham, 53.-Mrs. Seaton, wife of Mr. S. brazier, 88. [Nov. 1, Died.] At North Shields, Frances, daughter of Mr. R. Barn. At Blyth, Miss Frances Pattison, daughter of the late Mr. P. of the customs of that place, 50. At Haughton Castle, Mrs. Smith, wife of Wm. S. esq. 62. At Newcastle, W. A. Wood. son of Dr. W 16.-Mary, daughter of Mr. John Ryle.Miss Jane Blakey.-Esther, wife of Mr. John Todd, 42--Mrs. Davison, wife of Capt. Wm. D. of the Arethusa of this port. At Piersebridge, Mrs. Hunter, widow of Mr. Wm. H. 65. At Hexham, Mrs. Charlton, widow of Mr. Jas. C. of the brewery, 48.-Mr. Thos. Charlton, gardener, 41. At Wall, near Hexham, Mrs. Eliz, Ramsay, 50. At Walsingham, Mr. Ant. Brown, schoolmaster, 75. At North Shields, Mrs. Reaveley, 60. owner. At Eslington, Mr. Rob. Morrison. At Morpeth, Mr. Geo. Cranston, 50. NOTTINGHAM. Married.] At Sutton Bonington, C. M. Lowe, esq. of Derby, to Miss Orme, daughter of Jas. O. esq. At Newark, the Rev. Edw. Parkin, curate At Gayton, Mary, relict of Mr. William of Slaigh thwaite, Yorkshire, to Miss Pullin, George. At Aynhoe. Mr. Weston, 74. At Scaldwell, Mr. M. Hardwick. At Nottingham, Mr. T. Cook, hosier, to Miss E. Johnson, milliner.-Mr. M. Morley to Mrs. Cheetham.-Mr. Acton, jun. to At Northampton, Chas. Pinks, esq. for- Miss Lowe.--Mr W. Smithurst, lace-manumerly of the Inniskillen Dragoons. NORTHUMBERLAND. Early in the morning of Oct. 8, a fire was discovered in the farm-yard of Mr. Ralph Atkinson, of South Gosforth, near Newcastle. It destroyed the thrashingmachine, the whole of the hay, (about 150 tons,) and 10 stacks of corn, before it could be extinguished. It is conjectured to have originated from the heat of the hay-stack. About 30 stacks of corn were preserved. Births.] At Newcastle, Mrs. Trotter, wife of Dr. T. of a son. At Wallsend, Mrs. N. Fenwick, of a daughter. Married.] At Newcastle, Mr. T. W. Hodgetts, eldest son of Booth H. esq. of Dudley, Staffordshire, to Isabella, daughter of Rob. Rankin, esq. At Felton, Capt. J. B. Orde, 21st Light Dragoons, to Eliza, daughter of the late Rob, Lisle, esq. of Acton-house. At Wallsend, Mr. John Gosspin, of North Shields, ship-owner, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. Geo. Hassal, late of Sunderland. At North Shields, Wm. Home, esq. of Stoneshill, Berwickshire, to Isabella, young est daughter of the late Mr. Storey, of Blyth, facturer, to Miss M. A. Stevenson. Died.] At Nottingham, Mr. Jas. Coleman, hosier, 38.-Anna Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. Sam. Stretton -Mr. Thos. Hill, hosier, 78. Mr. John Pollard. - Mrs. Catherine Barker, 45. At Kirkby, Thos. Hodgkinson, gent. At Wilford, Mrs. Oakley, wife of Mr. O. At Newark, Miss Eliz. Holmes, 17. OXFORDSHIRE. It is reported that the valuable and extensive estate of Sir Geo. Bowyer, bart. of Radley, near Oxford, will be purchased by Government for the residence of the Duke of Wellington. At a meeting of the Committee of the Oxfordshire Agricultural Society, held at the Star inn, Oxford, Oct. 19, it was resolved, that all the premiums offered for this year should be renewed for the year ensuing, with the exception of four for essays, which are to be discontinued. Two premiums were added for fat cows, (making four in all), and some alterations were made in the conditions of the different classes. The whole amount of premiums ordered is 3431.:-500 copies were ordered to be printed for the use of the members, together with the rules of the society, and a list of the members, in which the subscriptions in arrear are to be specified. A very interesting communication was read from the Holderness Agricultural Society, recommending an application to parliament in behalf of the agricultural interests of the country; and it was referred to a committee to determine on the expediency or inexpediency of the measure. Married.] The Rev. J. Fletcher, of Queen's College, Oxford, to Harriet Maria, eldest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Griffith, of Warminster. At Enstone, Mr. Blake, surgeon. of Charlbury, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. Busby, of Great Tew. At Bletchington, T. T. Drake, esq. M. P. of Shardeloes, Bucks, to Barbara Caroline, second daughter of Arthur Annesley, esq. of Bletchington-park. At Steeple Aston, the Rev. Jas. Saumarez, eldest son of Admiral Sir Jas. S. bart. to Mary, eldest daughter of Vice-admiral Lecl: mere. J. Millard, esq. of the East India Company's service, to Arabella, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Chavasse, esq. Died.] At Oxford, Mrs. Kerry, widow, 55.-Mrs. Holdship, 33.-Mr. Chew, of the Old George inn, Banbury.-Mr. Benj. Lee, 57. At Banbury, Charlotte, daughter of Mr. Geo. Baker. At Wykham, James, eldest son of Mr. J. Pain. At Charlbury, Mr. Wm. Kench. He had attended the funeral of his brother, (whose death is mentioned in our last,) and on the following day was seized with an apoplectic fit, and expired.-Mrs. Albright, 73. At Chipping Norton, Mrs. S. L. Hitchman, 46, SHROPSHIRE, Married.] At Neen Savage, Mr. Banks, of Cleobury Mortimer, to Miss Wheeler, only daughter of Wm. W. esq. of Stepplehall. At Shrewsbury, Mr. Askey, of Shelton, near Newcastle, to Miss Heath, of Alkmere. -Mr. Sam. Broughall, to Miss Fardoe. At Newport, Mr. E. H. Diggles, of Liverpool, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of M. M. Silvester, esq. banker, Died.] At Wenlock, Harry, only son of R. Collins, esq. town-clerk of that borough, 23. 379 Mr. Rob. L.-Mr. J. Pritchard, 35.-Mr. Edw. Wilcox-Suddenly, while sitting in his garden, Mr. John Wheldon. At Wem. Mr. Hilditch, of the Bull's Head, At Woodbatch, near Bishop's Castle, Mrs. Thomas, $4. At Hawkstone, Mr. John Earp, the faithful and intelligent agent of Sir John Hill, bart, 54. At Ascott-house, Mr. Wm. Urwick, 56. He formerly occupied the Folkhampton estate, which his family held under the Cressett family of Cound near 500 years. SOMERSETSHIRE. At the recent sale of Bailbrook-house and grounds, near Bath, only 5,500l. were obtained for the estate, which at a previous sale (about nine months since) fetched 14,500l. About the middle of October a piece of wheat was cut in the neighbourhood of Bath in good condition, and having a good berry, of the sort called the blue-balled cone, and which was sown so late as the 19th of March. Births.] At Bath, the lady of John Fleming, esq. of Stoneham-park, of a daughter, -The lady of Lieut.-col. Tuffnell, of a son. Married.] At Bath, Chas. Eyston, esq. eldest son of Bazil E. esq. of Hendred, Berks, to Maria Teresa, only daughter of the late T. P. Metcalf, esq. of Barnborough, Yorkshire.-Thos. Crosse, esq. to Miss Grant.J. H. Walker, esq. of Dublin, to Nancy, youngest daughter of Rob. Clarke, esq.-H. Hewlett, esq. of Horfield-court, Gloucester, to Sarah, only daughter of Wm. Helen, esq.-The Rev. Rob. Ashe, rector of Langley Burrell. to Elizabeth, widow of Barnard Harman, esq. of Monk's-house, Wilts.-R. A. Daniell, esq. of Trelissick, Cornwall, to Sarah, only daughter of C. Mawhood, esq. At Clifton, Capt. Place, 77th reg. to Mar garet, youngest daughter of Phil. Elliott, esq. of Clifton Down. At Ilfracombe, the Rev. Rich. Ingram, of Feckenham, Worcestershire, to Miss Fortescue, eldest daughter of the late Jos. F. esq. of Weston-lodge, in this county.—Mr. T. Heath, to Maria, youngest daughter of Thos. Branston, esq. .Died.] At Wincanton, the Rev. Henry Hopkins, LL. B. youngest son of the late Rev. Mr. H. vicar of Pilton and Compton Dandon. 46. At Ditcheat, Mr. John Cade, of London, 380 Stafford-Suffolk-Surrey. esq. of the War Office.-Miss Hughes, daughter of the late Mr. H. distiller.-Mrs. Symons, wife of Thos. S. esq.-Mr. W. Trotman, 70.-Mrs. Eames, daughter of the late Mr. John E. wine-merchant.-Mrs. Sharpe. At Bath, Mr. Dacres -Elizabeth Lady Napier. Her ladyship was daughter of Sir John Oglander, bart. and married in 1762 to Sir Grant Napier, bart. of More Critchill, Dorset, who died in 1775; and in 1779 she married her second husband, James Webb, esq. who died in 1786. Mr. Wm. Smith, brandy-merchant, 57.-In St. James's parish, Wm. Gordon, 101.-Philip Nunan, esq. of Moyge, county of Cork.-At the house of Mr. T. B. Coward, Mrs Cooke, of Hereford, mother of Mrs. Coward, 56. STAFFORDSHIRE. Married.] F. Nairn, esq. of Warwick, to Miss Bayley, daughter of the late Mr. B. attorney of Wednesbury. At Lichfield, P. R. Ingersole, esq. to Mrs. Ann Jackson, eldest daughter of Geo. Chadwick, esq.-Lieut. Eady, of the 50th reg. to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Thos. Fletcher, esq. of Haselour-hall. At Audlem, Mr. John Griffiths, of Ightfield Dairy-house, to Mary, eldest daughter of Thos. Davies, esq. of Moss-hall. At Burton-upon-Trent, Phineas Hussey, esq. of Warley-grove, to Miss Ray. At Clifton Campville, H. Stokes, esq. of Doveridge, Derby, to Mrs. Watkins. Died.] At Newcastle, Joseph Tilstone, esq. an alderman of that borough. He had been out shooting, and retired to rest in his usual good health, but was seized with an apoplectic fit in the night, and expired before surgical assistance could be procured. At Stafford, Rich. Downward, esq. of Bath, 58. At Great Haywood, Lieut. Johnson, R. N. second son of John J. esq. solicitor. At Leek, Mr. Phillips, silk manufacturer. At Keeling's-lane, Hanley, Elizabeth Hawthorn, 108. She could see without glasses until a short period of her death, which is supposed to have been accelerated by the loss of a son, on whom she principally depended for support, a few months since. At Daw-end, Walsall, Mr. Edw. Salt. At Wolverhampton, Margaret, daughter of Mr. Wm. Thompson, of Birmingham, 11.—John, eldest son of Mr. Rich. Smith. 14. SUFFOLK. Capel Lofft, esq. of Troston Hall, barrister at law, was, on the 29th of September, unanimously elected Recorder of Aldborough, in the room of the late J. Mingay, esq. A single grain of wheat, planted this year by Mr. W. Auker, gardener, Ufford, grew 864 ears, which produced the astonishing quantity of a quart of corn. In the afternoon of Oct. 10, a fire broke out in the barn of Mr. Lewis, of Stanstead, [Nov. 1, which was entirely consumed, with the produce in barley and seed clover of 22 acres. The flames communicated by means of a straw stack to the dwelling-house, nearly the whole of which was destroyed, together with the stables, outhouses, and nearly all the implements in husbandry belonging to the farm. Birth.] At Gruudisburgh, the lady of Mr. Serjeant Frere, master of Downing college, Cambridge, of a daughter. Married.] Mr. G. Hardy, surgeon, of Clare, to Elizabeth, second daughter of G. Pung, esq. of Ballingdon ball. Dav. Garred, esq. to Stradbrook, to Mies Nunn, of Stanton park. Mr. John Gudgeon, watchmaker, of Bury, to Miss Mallows, only daughter of the late Mr. John M. of Thelnethar. At Gorleston, D. Morison, esq. R. N. to Mrs. Bray, of South Town. At Bungay, Mr. Matthew Rackham, attor ney, of Norwich, to Elizabeth, only daugh ter of Matthias Abel, esq. banker. Died.] At Holton, Anne Candler, a cottager, 74. She was the author of a paraphrase on the fifth chapter of the second book of Kings; the History of Joseph, in an Address ro a Young Man; the Life of Elijah the Prophet, and several other poetical pieces. At Brandon, the Rev. George Wright, 75. At Benacre Hall, Lady Gooch, wife of Si Thos. G. bart. 71. At Heveningham, Wm. Philpot, esq. up wards of 30 years, the faithful steward of the estates of Lord Hunting field and his predecessors, 61. . At Stowmarket, Mr. Frederic Norman, 66. At Ipswich, Capt. Steph. Baldock, of the Harriet trader of that town, 44. At Woolpit, Mr. John Hunt, At Great Bradley, Mr. Thos. Eagle. At Stow-upland, Mr. C. Studd, of Milding hall, near Lavenham, 26. At Addiscombe Cottage, Mrs. Adair, wife of Alex. A. esq. of Flixton Hall. Stephen Saunders, esq. M. D. of Blondeston villa, near Lowestoft, 36. He was out on a shooting party. and whilst patting his dog, the animal jumping up touched the trigger of his gun, which immediately went off, and the contents were lodged in his arm and shoulder bone. Amputation was resorted to, but death ensued. At Framlingham, the Rev. Wm. Clubbe. L.L.B. many years rector of Flowton and vicar of Brandeston, 69. At Sudbury, Mrs. Mary Gainsborough, niece to the celebrated painter of that name, SURREY. Births.] At Streatham, the lady of Thos. Harrison, esq. of a son. At Clapham, the lady of Alex. Goldsmid, esq. of a daughter. Married.] Henry, son of J. H. Tritton, esq. of Beddington, to Amelia, daughter of Jos. Benwell, esq. Battersea. 1814.] Sussex-Warwick-Westmoreland. At Fetcham, C. F. Hennings, esq. to Mary, eldest daughter of C. Druce, esq. of Dulwich. At Mortlake, Mr. H. Symons, of Axbridge, Somerset, to Miss Jemima Done. - Mr. R. H. King, to Maria, youngest daughter of the Rev. S. Williamson, Congleton, Cheshire. At Dorking, Mr. John Bull, of London, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. W. Norman, Died.] At Camberwell, Mr. John Dolbee, coachmaster. it Richmond, Mrs. Eliz. Jervis, only daughter of the late T. Jervis, esq. uncle to Earl St. Vincent, 73. At Mitcham, Wm. Tate, esq. Fellow of Magdalen college, Oxford, 73. At Putney, Edwin Sandys, esq. formerly resident at Colchester, 86. At Chertsey, Sarah, wife of Mr. Grazebrook, solicitor, 27. At Ripley, Hen. Church, esq. SUSSEX. Married.] At Eastbourne, Capt. R. M. Jackson, R. N. to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John Hodges, esq. of Hill House, Tooting, Surrey. At Brighton, John Hoper, esq. of Lewes, to Mrs. Paine, of Patcham place.- Mr. Jos. Webb, of Moreton, Essex, to Marianne, eldest daughter of Mr. Benj. B. Quare, of Matching Green. Jos. Brown, esq. of Holcomb House, Gloucestershire, to Jane, fourth daughter of the late Jos. Molyneux, esq. of Lewes. Died.] At Brighton, Sarah, Countess Dowager of Denbigh, relict of Basil, sixth earl, grandfather to the present earl. Her ladyship was sister of Edw. Farnhamn, esq. of Quorndon, and was first married to the late Sir Chas. Halford, bart, of Weston, Leicestershire, by whose will that property devolves to Sir Henry Halford, M. D.-Jas. H. Houston, esq. of Old Broad street.—Mr. Churchill, of Watlington, Oxford, 69. At Brookfield, the Rev. Wm. Groome, vicar of Leominster and Sompting. At Rye, T. Moneypenny, esq. third son of the late Jas. M. esq. of Maytham hall, Kent. At Lewes, John Wimble, gent. 85. He was the senior of the party which has so often met to celebrate the anniversary of Sir Henry Blackman's knighthood. At Hastings, Francis Delapierre, esc. 76. Thursday. Taken at the Church 1441 10 0 s. d.. 60 174 0 0 281 3049 30 2709 12 0 - 295 00 From the annual report of the auditors of the General Hospital, Birmingham, it appears, that 11co In-Patients, and 1627 OutPatients, were admitted in the course of last year-among the out-patients are included 398 children inoculated for the cow pox. During the same period, the committee have been under the necessity of selling out 20001. stock; and as the current expenses are double the amount of the regular income of this institution, the Board of Governors, earnestly requests the continuance of benefactions and legacies. Married.] At Leamington, Mr. John Munton, to Miss M. A, Prait. both of Banbury.-Mr. Gill, to Hannah, youngest daughter of the late Thos. Hornblower, esq. At Stratford on Avon, John Collett, esq. to Miss Freer, eldest daughter of John F. esq. of that place. Mr. Meredith, solicitor, of Birmingham, to Jane, eldest daughter of Sam. Aston, esq. of Rowington Hall. At Warwick, Mr. Farman, to Miss Pestell, of London. At Coventry, Mr. John Neal to Miss Campion. Died.] At Birmingham, the Rev. Jos. Webb, 35.-Mrs. Rollason, widow of the late Mr. Jas. R. formerly one of the pro prietors of the Birmingham Gazete.-Mr. R. Lawson, 48.-Mr. Benj. Banks, jun. 21. Mrs. Wall, wife of Mr. Wm. W. 62. At Henley in Arden, Mrs. H. Hollick, 81. At Edgewick-house, Caroline, youngest daughter of Dr. Marsh, of Coventry. At Kenilworth, Mrs. Dewes. At Edgbaston, Mr. John Porter, late of Aston, 74. WESTMORELAND. Married.] At Clapham, near Kirkby Lonsdale, Mr. J. B. Brown to Miss Ingleby, eldest daughter of John I. esq. of Lawklandhall, near Settle. At Grayrigg, Bramwell, esq. of Kirkby Lan da'e, to Miss Thompson. Died.] At Kendal, Mary, wife of Mr John Cunningham, 38-Mr. Rob. Davis, maltster, 76.-Mrs. Mary Johnsen, 75.1042 70 Mr. Walter Symondson, 88.-Margaret, NEW MONTHLY MAG.-No. 10. VOL. II. 3 Е 382 Wiltshire-Worcester-York: wife of Mr. Edw. Birkett, 61.-Mrs. Salkeld. -Mr. G. Top: am, farrier,68.-Mrs. Lewthwaite, widow, 69. At Gate in Dent, Nancy, daughter of the late Wm. Eyleison esq. of Sear Sykes. At Appleby, Mr. Geo. Gibbon, 86. At Cummersdale mill, Mr. Rich. Brunsskill, 49. At Kirkby Stephen, the Rev. John Tebay, curate, and master of the Free Grammar school, of that place, 54.- Mr. Richard Dent, 21. YORK. [Nov. 1, The foundation stone of a pillar in com memoration of the peace has been laid on the summit of a hill called Stoodley Pike, in the parish of Plalifax. A monument has just been erected in the church of Howden, in memory of the late Robert Jefferson, esq. formerly a captain in the Dragoon Guard Blue, a gentleman ustinguished for his liberal benefactions to the charitable institutions of York and Howden. This monument, designed and executed in At Burton in Kendal, Hannah, only white marble, by Messis. Fishers, of York, daughter of Mr. James Collinson 16. At Lawrence House, near Kendal, Geo. Dudgeon, esq. an eminent agriculturist, 41. WILTSHIRE. exhibits figures as large as life of Faith ard Charity-the latter unveiling an ura, while the former inscribes the name of the deccased on the centre. Charity at the same tine Married.] At Bromham, Mr. J. Provis, embraces her child steeping on her bosom, to Miss Ranks. Mr. Sam. Whitchurch, ironmorge, of Devizes, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. John Walker, of Malmsbury. At Highworth, the Rev. Edw. Milnes, of All Souls, Oxford, vicar of Watlington, to Miss Charlotte Saunders, Thos. Jones esq. surgeon, of Malmsbury, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Supheus, of Chippenham. Dud.] At Ramsbury, Capt. Dobrec, R. N. At Salisbury, Mr. Webb, sen. land surveyor. Mrs. Lydia Moore. At Marlborough, Mrs. Kerby, relict of the Rev. Lancelot K. late rector of Bath Easton, 79. At Shroton, Mrs. Ryves. At Trowbridge, Mr. Rich. Vine, 77. WORCESTERSHIPE. Married.] At Tardebig, Mr. Lucas, of Grafton-house, to Betsey, second daughter of Rich. Hemming, esq. of Foxlidiate house. Mr. Blundell, of Mitton cottage, to Mrs. Bradshaw, of Kidderminster. At Redditch, Mr. Greaves, of Beoley, to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. R. Boulton, of Alvechurch. At Worcester, Wm. Tyndall, esq. to Caroline, daughter of the late Jolin Impett, esq. of Ashford, Kent. Mr. Thos. Saunders, of the Union Farm, near Worcester, to Miss Holder, eldest daughter of Mr. Jas. H. of Hallow. Died] At Malvern Wells, Mrs. Barry, relict of Jas. B. esq of Ballyclough, Ireland, and mother of Major General B. At Powick, Mis Batham, wile of Dr. B The Ret W, Hancox Roleris, D.D. rector of Broadwas, At Worcester, Harriet, niece of Mr J Powell. Mr. J Hooper, of the Crown Inn. -Mr. Peasan, of the Swan.-Mr. George Gorle, maltster, 70. At Howswell, Mrs. Phillips. At Martley, Mrs. Dorothy Atheridge 96. A: Ombersley, Mr. Jolin Barrett 17. and with a countenance full of the renderes solicitude, watches the action of Faith. Ths maternal figure is seated, and in attitude, dipory, and expression, forms a pleasing contrast with the happy mixture of suavity and dignity which marks the character of Fan, who, with her lett arm supporting the cross approaches the urn with graceful step. On a centre dado is placed a medallion of the deceased, and the whole groupe, in pranidal form, rests on a pedestal of statuary marble, bearing an appropriate inscription. Mr. Robert Elam has this year grown and threshed on one of his farms in Roundhay, 33 loads 1 bushel of Wheat, the produce of 1A. 2R 25P. which is at the rate of 20 loads! per acre. Married.] At Hull, Mr. John Levett, jun to Miss Levett, eldest daughter of Mr. L. of Dock-side. Mark Busfield, esq. to Miss Modley, both of Pateley Bridge. At Richmond, Mr. Lee, of London, to Miss Earle, niece to W. S. Goodburne, esq mayor of Richmond. At Knapton, Edw. Harris, esq. of London, to Isabella, daughter of the late J. Tincal esq. of Scarborough. Died.] At Syndale, near Ferrybridge James Torre, jun. esq. lieutenant-colonel the East York Militia, 39. At Newall Hall, Ctley, Thes. Clifton, esq barrister at law. At Snainton, James Lister, esc. of the firm of Listers, Moorsom, and Co. of Scal borough, 84. At Doncaster, Lady Munro, widow of Se Alex. M. formerly Consul General at Mad:4 and one of the Commissioners of the Cese tonis. At Hebden Bridge, near Halifax, Joseph Dyneley, M. D. only surviving son of Nr Thos. D. surgeon, of that place. As a phy sician, he was eminently distinguished te lus skill, and as a classical scholar, equaled by few. At Brooksbank, Wakefield, Mrs. Gill, an At Highl om, N. Riding, Salah, wite Christopher Goul on, esq. |