Francis Mole, of Stamford, Lince

Dec. 3. Thomas Palmer, efq. eldest son 9. James Baker, of Sudbury, efq. of fir John Palmer, of Northamptonshire, bart. to mifs Sophia Ifham, third daugh-fhire, efq. ter of fir Juftinian Isham, of the fame county, bart.

Sir John Ord, late governor of Dominica, to mif Frere, daughter of John Frere, of Stratford place, efq.

Will. Gerrard, of Turnham Green, efq to mifs Elizabeth Sadler, of Hammersmith.

Robert Hamilton, of Millman-street, efq. to mifs Coggan.

DEATH S.

Nov. 12. Lady Elizabeth Ann Hay,
fecond daughter of the late earl of
Ercol.

The Countess of Weftmorland.
The lady of the right hon. fir Shef-
fington Smyth, bart, of the kingdom of
Ireland.

16. Lord Romney,

18. Mrs. Roberts, relict of the late
John Roberts, of Abergavenny, efq.
20. Thomas Webfter, of Organ Hall,
near Shenley, Herts, efq.

21. The hon. Mr. baron Hamilton,
of the court of exchequer, Ireland.

Robert Barwell, efq. a fenior member of the hon. fociety of the Middle Temple, and recorder of Leicefter.

The lady of William Bouverie. efq. The lady of John Kentish, of St. Albans, efq

William Deedes, of St. Stephens, near Canterbury, efq.

Henry Goodwin, of Malton, Yor fhire, efq.

efq.

Thomas Clarges, of Bramber, efq.
William Farbler, of Newport, Hart

John Smith, of Tiverton, efq. Richard Wright, of St. Ives, efq. 12. Lieutenant-general Jones, colore of the 2d, or Queen's regiment of foot The rev. Hugh Smith, vicar of Kings bury, Warwickshire.

Peter Crawford, of Salisbury, efq. Capt. Blackwood, late of the 19th regiment.

John Hodfon, of Epfom, Surry, efq. -Frederic Amelia Palman, of Pimlico,

efq.

Peter Lord King.

14. William Pouncy, of Seven-oaks, Kent, efq. late commander of the Sullivan Eaft-Indiamen.

thire, efq. a captain in the royal navy, -Farnham, of Quarendon, Leicester Frances Hammond, of Buckingham fhire, efq.

Charles Fleming, of Knaresborough, Yorkshire, efq.

Henry Dawfon, of Grantham, Liscolnshire, efq.

William Sharpe, of St. Edmundbury, cfq.

James Connor, of Chefter, efq. Frances Brydge, of Tiberon, Herford hire, efq.

Colonel Maurice Johnson, of Spald Lincolnshire, formerly of the ritre giment of foot-guards.

Meredith Price, jun. of Lincoln's Inning,
Fields, efq.

Kirkes Townly, of Crofs-lane, St

The Right hon. lady Teynham.
Laurence Holker, of St. Thomas the Mary Hill, efq.
Apoftle's, efq.

Charles Lynch, of Coventry, efq.
26. The Right hon. lady Harriot
Conyers, relict of the late John Conyers
of Copped Hall, Effex, efq.

John Balchen Weft, of Harley-ftr. Ca.
vendifh-fquare, receiver-general for the
county of Hertford, fecond fon of the

late admiral West.

29. Matthew Goulbourn, of PortlandPlace, efq.

Dec. 2. John Buller, of, Littie Smith ftreet, Weftminster, efq.

3. T. F. Buxton, of Earl's Colne, Effex, efq.

8. Mr. Craven, of Monument-yard.

The rev. Mr. Stonehouse, of Briftel. Sir John Dashwood, of Weft Wr combe, bart.

fon, relict of the late Henry Francis The hon. Mrs. Twiftleton Thomp Twiftleton Thompson, brother to the late lord Saye and Sele

vice-admiral fir Richard King. William King, efq. fon and heir

Thomas Colborne, of Shreddingtod Green, Bucks, efq.

Nathan Wrighte, of Conduit-fireet, ! Hanover-fquare, efq.

William Lambton, of York, efq. Thomas Ripley, of Bofton, Lincolnfhire, efq.

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