Penfold, solicitor, Croydon, Anne-Alicia, dau. of the late Rev. James Wykes, of Haselbeech, Northamptonshire.

Dec. 4. At Long Ditton, in her 36th year, Georgina-Isabella, wife of Charles Corkran, esq. and eldest dau. of RearAdmiral Sir George Seymour. She was married in 1844.

Dec. 9. At Roehampton, aged 58, Thomas, only son of Thomas Cockburn, esq.

Dec. 11. At Farnham, Rose-Ann, eldest dau. of the late Rev. George Fletcher, M.A. of Beckenham.

SUSSEX.-Nov. 6. At Brighton, AnnaMaria, dau. of the late Rev. Athelstan Stephens, of Faversham, M.A. Rector of Goodnestone, and Vicar of Graveney.

Nov. 11. At Brighton, aged 18, Viola, dau. of Philip M. French, esq. of Doctors' Commons, and Egremont-pl. New-road.

Nov. 13. At Littlehampton, aged 85, Mrs. Lucy Greatly.

At Brighton, aged 68, Miss Quintilia Kennedy.

Nov. 15. At Horsham, aged 79, Mary, relict of R. H. Crew, esq. late Secretary to the Board of Ordnance.

Nov. 16. At Eastbourne, aged 80, Amy, widow of the Rev. John Washington, of Winchester.

Nov. 17. At Brighton, aged 16, Arthur Lewis, son of the late Capt. Claude A. Roberts.

Nov. 20. Catharine, wife of Samuel Havard, esq. London-road, Brighton.

Nov. 21. At St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Henry Sweeting, esq. of Huntingdon.

Nov. 23. At Brighton, aged 69, John Jackson Cuff, esq. of the Old Ship hotel.

Nov. 25. At Chichester, aged 85, Ann, relict of Mr. Charles Wilson, and mother of Thomas Wilson, esq. comptroller of customs of the port of Chichester.

Nov. 26. At Brighton, aged 19, Elizabeth, second dau. of the late George Wigney, esq.

Nov. 29. At Brighton, aged 54, John Greatrex, esq. of Ramsgate, formerly of Titchfield House, Regent's-park.

Nov. 30. At Sompting, aged 31, CharlesRich, eldest son of C. R. Nelson, esq. of Twickenham.

At Hastings, Thomas Cox, esq. formerly of Blackheath.

Dec. 1. At Petworth, aged 82, Richard Gould, esq. He had been a resident of Petworth upwards of twenty years.

Dec. 2. At Hastings, aged 21, Ella, third dau. of the late Rev. Dr. Knox, of Tonbridge.

Dec. 5. Emma, second dau. of George Basevi, esq. of Brunswick-sq. Brighton. Dec. 10. At Brighton, aged 68, John Black, esq. late of the Admiralty.

WARWICK.-Oct. 29. At the resi

dence of the Miss Gardoms Leamington, aged 13, Anne-Jane, youngest dau. of the Rev. Robert Montgomery, Rector of Holcot, Northamptonshire.

Oct. 30. At Nuneaton, aged 9, GeorgeLysaght, second and youngest son of George William Craddock, esq.

Nov. 11. Aged 61, Mr. W. Salisbury, of Dordon. He was a tenant of Sir George Chetwynd, Bart. of Grendon Hall, and well known to the agriculturists as a courser and great sheep breeder, as well as for his hospitality.

Nov. 14. Aged 79, Joseph Jennens, esq. of the Green Lanes, near Birmingham.

Nov. 28. At Leamington, aged 78, John Carter, esq. of Coventry, solicitor. He was the son of John Carter, esq. who was mayor of Coventry, in 1786, and appointed chamberlain in 1795. On the resignation of his partner Edward Inge, esq. of the offices of coroner and town clerk, in the year 1813, he was appointed in his room, which important situations he held until 1835, when he was superseded by the new corporation, and had a retiring pension of 2801. per annum. His great practical knowledge of the affairs of the corporation, and the general local affairs of the city, was well known and evinced by repeated examinations before Parliamentary Committees. When the new corporation imprudently engaged in a law-suit, by which they sought to make the neighbouring parishes contribute to the local expenses of Coventry, he was employed by the latter in resisting their demands. The result was a verdict in favour of the parishes, by which an expense of many thousands of pounds was entailed on the corporation. Mr. Carter married for his first wife the dau. of Ald. John Clark, of Co.. ventry; and, secondly, Miss Singleton, dau. of a riband manufacturer of that place, by whom he has left a family.

Dec. 3. At Hatton Rock, aged 20, Thomas Smith Ledbrook, only son of the late Joseph Ledbrook, esq.

WESTMERLAND.-Dec. 1. At Brough, aged 66, William Fawcett, esq. of Finsbury-sq. London, and Sandford, Westmerland.

WILTS.-Nov. 7. George, eldest son of Samuel Canning, esq. of Ogbourne St. George, Wilts.

Nov. 9. At the Trinity Alms Houses, Salisbury, aged 73, Richard Bright. The deceased was a person well known to almost every inhabitant, from the circumstance of his being a "blind fiddler," whose services for nearly half a century have been constantly in request at merry makings and children's parties. Poor Bright lost the use of his eyes at sixteen years of age. He was for upwards of fifty

years a constant and almost daily worshipper at the Cathedral. His punctuality, humility, and other Christian virtues, attracted, some years ago, the attention of the venerable Canon Bowles, who wrote one of his simple and touching effusions in reference to the poor blind man whose simple history we are noticing. In losing him Salisbury has lost one of its "characters," and he will doubtless be remembered for many a year by his familiar cognomen of "Fiddler Bright,"

Nov. 13. At Crowood, aged 66, John Richmond Seymour, esq. of Crowood, Ramsbury, and Inholmes, Berks.

Nov. 16. Suddenly, at Blunsdon, near Swindon, aged 60, John James Calley, esq. He was the third son of Thomas Browne Calley, esq. of Burdarop, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Rolls, esq. of Kingston-upon-Thames; and uncle to the present John James Calley, esq, He married in 1816 Elizabeth-Tunstall, dau. and co-heir of the Rev. James Wyld, Vicar of Blunsden, and had issue three sons.

Nov. 23. At Little Durnford, Delitia, wife of Edward Hinxman, esq. She was the youngest dau. of the Very Rev. John Ekins, D.D. Dean of Salisbury, and has left a numerous family.

Lately. At Salisbury, aged 82, Lewen Tugwell, esq. of Bower-hill, Melksham, and of Clayfield-house, Shipton Moyne, Gloucestershire.

Dec. 3. Aged 41, Thomas Field Browne, esq.

Dec. 4. At Upper Shockerwick, aged 49, John E. Deans, esq.

WORCESTER.-Nov. 25. At Kemsey, Melicent, wife of Rowland H. Lenthal, esq. and eldest dau. of the late Charles Morris, esq. of Southampton.

Lately. Aged 77, Sarah, wife of the Rev. Allen Wheeler, Rector of St. Martin's, Worcester.

Dec. 3. At Worcester, aged 73, Eliza. beth, relict of Joseph Arndell Sparkes, esq. late of St. John's, Bridgnorth.

YORK.-Nov. 5. Aged 55, Isaac Hill, esq. of the Lock, Thorne.

Nov. 11. At Pocklington, aged 75, James Powell, esq. attorney-at-law.

Nov. 18. At Goole, aged 81, Ann, relict of G. R. Earnshaw, esq. of Goole.

Nov. 19. At the house of the Rev. Mr. Dowty, Bankfield, Vale of Todmorden, aged 56, Richard, youngest son of the Rev. Jeremiah Gilpin, A.M. Vicar of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, formerly a surgeon in the service of the East India Company, and late of Earl-street, Blackfriars.

Nov. 24. Aged 45, Henry Bentley, esq. of Eshald House, Oulton.

Dec. 4. Aged 73, Ann, wife of John

Kilby, esq. of Humber-bank, late alderman of the city of York.

Dec. 5. At Hayholme Hall, Ann, relict of William Harrison, esq. of Thornton Marshes.

WALES.-Nov. 14. At Glan Helen, Carnarvon, Caroline, wife of William Jones, esq. M.D. late of 1st Drag. Guards.

Nov. 17. At the Palace, Bangor, aged 67, Miss Philippa Bethell, sister of the Lord Bishop of Bangor.

Lately. At Laugharne Castle, Carmarthenshire, aged 71, Elizabeth, relict of Lieut. Col. Starke, formerly of the 2nd Life Guards. She was the only dau, and heir of Col. Ravenscroft, of Burwood, co. Chester, by Sarah, daughter of Pennoyre Watkins, of Laugharne, esq. and inherited that celebrated ruin and demesne from her maternal grandfather. She was married in 1798 to Colonel Starke (son of Richard Starke, esq. formerly Governor of Fort St. David, Madras), and had issue three sons and one daughter.

At Tythegstone Court, near Bridgend, Mary, wife of the Rev. Charles R. Knight, Vicar of St. Bride's-Major.

At Leason, Llanrhidian, the wife of J. Dunn, esq.

At Llwyncelyn, Carmarthenshire, aged 75, D. Jones Lewis, esq. of Gilvach.

Dec. 6. At Cardiff, aged 73, MaryAnn, relict of William Minchin, Commander R.N.

SCOTLAND.-Nov. 14. At Glenloin, Dumbartonshire, the residence of his brother-in-law, James Low, esq. R.N. surgeon of her Majesty's ship San Josef, the flag-ship at Plymouth.

Nov. 22. At Edinburgh, aged 77, Duncan Cowan, esq.

Dec. 1. At Edinburgh, Mr. William M'Nab, for many years Curator of the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, and one of the oldest and best gardeners of whom this country has to boast.

Dec. 3. At Langside House, near Glasgow, Margarette-Tennant, eldest dau. of E. W. Fernie, esq.

IRELAND. Oct. 26. At Oak Park, Tralee, aged 78, Arabella-Jane, dau. of the late Sir Barry Denny, of Tralee Castle, Baronet, and relict of Rowland Bateman, esq. of Oak Park (Killeen), Adravale and Brosna Manor, who (in right of maternal descent) as head of her own family, claimed to be representative of the last Earl of Norwich and Baron Denny, of Waltham Abbey, ob. 1642; and co-heir to the last Viscount Baltinglass, of the Roper family, ob. 1725; also, to the last Earl and Viscount Coningsby, ob. 1729.

Nov. 5. At Newry, from the effects of a collision on the railway at Crewe, while proceeding with his regiment to Manches

ter, aged 46, Major John Barry Thomas, late of 9th Regt. of Foot, and formerly Captain in the 61st.

Nov. 9. At Dublin, Ellen, eldest dau. of the late Rev. William Lindsey, Rector of Arboe, co. Down.

In Dublin, aged 23, Frederick Fellowes, Lieut. 74th Highlanders, second son of Henry Fellowes, esq. of Hurstborne, Hants.

Nov. 11. At Cumber House, Londonderry, aged 85, John H. Browne, esq.

At Dublin, aged 91, George Renny, M.D. late Director General and Chief of the Army Medical Department in Ireland. He received that appointment so long since as the 1st June 1795.

Nov. 13. At Dublin, Ellen, youngest dau. of the late Capt. Arthur Bentley, H.E.I.C.S.

Nov. 20. At Tralee, aged 60, William Lawlor, esq. late of H.M. Customs.

Nov. 27. At Sandymount, near Dublin,

aged 40, Frances-Flood, widow of the Hon. and Rev. John Gustavus Handcock, of Annaduff, Leitrim, brother of the present Lord Castlemaine. She was the eldest dau. of John Harwood Jessop, esq. of Doory hall, co. Longford; was married in 1827, and left a widow in 1838, with three sons and two daughters.

Lately. At Glasnevin, near Dublin, Uliana-Fowell, relict of Capt. Archdall Crawford, late of the 59th Regt. and dau. of the late George Watts, esq. of Bath.

Dec. 4. Aged 27, Mr. Harry Newnham Garrett, Indian Navy, son of the late Lieut. Edward Garrett, R.N. washed overboard from the Chester and Holyhead Company's steamer Scotia, during a violent hurricane in the Irish Channel.

JERSEY.-Nov. 27. Paymaster and Purser John M'Arthur (1805), one of the senior officers of that grade on the "active list," and late of the Cambridge, 78.

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