aged 74, R. Jones, esq. Captain in the
Herefordshire militia.
YORK.-April 1. Aged 63, George
Priestley, esq. of White Windows; and
the Grove, Bucks.
April 20. At Beverley, Mary, widow
of the Rev. John Earle, Vicar of Barlby,
and mother of W. Earle, esq. of Tunbridge
Wells, leaving a family of 12 children.
April 21. At Thorne, aged 81, Mr.
Wm. Taylor, master-mariner, and late of
the royal navy. He had only a fortnight
before a medal for his services in the island
of St. Domingo, and was with Nelson in
all his principal engagements.
April 29. At Hull, aged 61, Hans
Wingaard, esq. of Bergen.
May 3. Aged 74, Thomas Hardy, esq.
of Birksgate, near Huddersfield, a magis-
trate of the county.
At the Minster-yard, York, aged 63,
Mary, widow of Jonathan Gray, esq.
May 6. Aged 71, Christopher Rawson,
esq. of Halifax.
May 9. At Oswaldkirk Hall, Judith,
relict of Thos. Porter Banner, esq.
WALES.-April 14. At Crockhertown,
aged 91, Mrs. Mary Price, widow of the
Rev. James Price, of Bassaleg.
April 19. Aged 69, Eliza, wife of the
Rev. G. Robson, of Erbistock, Flint-
shire.
April 28. At Kilrue House, Pemb.
aged 18, George Martin Lloyd, esq. fifth
son of the late Thomas Lloyd, esq.
Lately. At Pembroke, Andrew, son of
the late Sir Robert Seppings, formerly
Surveyor of the Navy.
At her residence, Bridge House, Kid-
welly, Anne, wife of David Williams, esq.
of Arlish, near Kidwelly, surgeon in her
Majesty's service, eldest dau. of the late
Mr. T. Evans, of Kidwelly, merchant,
and sister to Dr. Evans, head master of
the Bristol Grammar-school.
SCOTLAND.-April 10. Margaret-Helen,
eldest dau. of the late Dr. Gilbert Gerard,
of King's College, Old Aberdeen.
April 17. Aged 82, William Lindsay,
esq. of Caroline Port, Dundee.
April 23. At Carron Vale, Stirling-
shire, Harriette-Anne-Mary, wife of Capt.
Robertson, of Carron Vale, and niece to
the Earl of Airlie. She was the third dau.
of Colonel the Hon. Donald Ogilvy, of
Clova, by Maria, fourth dau. of James
Morley, esq. and was married in 1844.
April 24. At Banff, N. B. aged 82,
James Nicol, esq. for many years collector
of customs at that port.
April 25. At Heathcot, Kincardine-
shire, aged 79, Miss Margaret Garloch.
April 28. In Princes-st. Edinburgh,
aged 67, Alexander Clapperton, esq.
May 5. At the house of her son, at
Montrose, Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas
Southey, R.N. and brother of the late
poet laureate, formerly of Canterbury.
IRELAND.-April 5. At Rahan, co. Kil.
dare, aged 5, Elizabeth-Augusta; on the
7th, aged 2, Henrietta-Frances; and on
the 13th inst. aged 6, Isabella-Elizabeth,
children of William Lamb Palmer, esq.
April 13. At Ballyvourney, co. Cork,
aged 57, the residence of his son, Dr.
W. H. Kent, aged 57, Capt. John Kent,
J.C.P. 53d Regt. late Rifle Brigade.
April 16. At Limerick, Matilda-Alexina,
only child of Major-Gen. Thomas E. Na-
pier.
April 27. Aged 69, William Alcock
Haly, esq. formerly Capt. 53d Regt. only
son of the late Sir John Haly, of Bally
Hally, Cork, Ireland.
April 27. Aged 79, Miss Prendergast,
a connection of the Sligo family. She was
murdered by thieves.
April 30. At Galway, of cholera, L.
Maclachlan, esq. formerly M.P. for Gal-
way.
Lately. At Anchorage, Meath, aged
115, Eliza Brady, leaving behind her a son
aged 90, whom the neighbours call Shamus
Oge.
GUERNSEY.-April 17. In Guernsey,
aged 80, the Right Hon. Martha dowager
Lady de Saumarez, relict of Adm. Lord de
Saumarez, G.C.B. Her ladyship was the
only child and heiress of Thomas le Mar-
chant, esq. was married in 1788, and left a
widow in 1836, having had issue.
April 28. At Guernsey, aged 31, Sir
Simon Haughton Clarke, Bart. of Oak-hill,
East Barnet, Herts. He suceeeded his
father Sir Simon, the 9th Bart. in 1832,
and is succeeded by his brother Philip.
April 30. At Vauvert, Guernsey, aged
79, Anne, widow of Lieut.-Gen. John
James Barlow.
JERSEY. March 21. At La Chaire
Royal, Jersey, aged 77, Robert Clarke, esq.
formerly of Brookesby Hall, co. Leicester.
April 4. At Jersey, aged 66, Robert
Townley, esq. of Ramsgate, Justice of
Peace for the Cinque Ports.
April 20. At Jersey, R. G. Meech, esq.
R.N. last of Westbury, Wilts.
ABROAD.-March 15. In Paris, Sarah,
Baroness de Prigny, née Marshall.
April 2. Aged 56, Lieut.-Col. Alex
ander Watt Robe, commanding the Royal
Engineers at St. John's, Newfoundland,
second son of the late Colonel Sir W.
Robe, K.C.B. of the Royal Art.
At Paris, aged 73, Lady Brown, relict
of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thomas Brown, K.C.B.
and mother of Mrs. James Evans, of
Clifton.
April 3. On board the Ellenborough,
Arthur Charles Gregory, Lieut.-Col. of
the 98th Regt. youngest son of the late
Francis Gregory, esq. of Stivichall, near
Coventry.
April 15.
On board the Wellesley, on
her passage from India, Capt. Henry
Broderip, Madras Army, youngest son of
the late Edmund Broderip, esq. of Cos-
sington, Somerset.
April 17. At Florence, suddenly, Miss
M. Nockells, of Charlotte-st. Bedford-sq.
April 21. At Paris, in his 21st year,
Lilbert-Nichols-Amboise, the younger and
surviving son of M. Edouard Alletz, late
French Consul at Genoa, and grandson of
the late John Green, esq. of Highbury
Park, Islington.
April 26.
On board the Medway, West
India packet, off Fayal, aged 28, Robert
Griffin Laing, esq. of Trinity Coll. Camb.
Lately. At Novara, in Piedmont, of
wounds received in the battle of Novara,
aged 24, Robt. Cracroft, esq. Lieut. in the
Austrian Inf. second son of the late Rev.
John Cracroft, and nephew to Col. Cra-
croft, of Hackthorn, Linc.
May 4. At Paris, Charles Morison, esq.
M.D. Physician to the Forces, half-pay. He
was long in the Royal 10th Hussars, and
served during the campaigns of Sir John
Moore and the Duke of Wellington in the
Peninsula.
May 5. At Boulogne, Elizabeth-Grace,
wife of John Vernon, esq.
May 9.
At Brussels, from the rupture
of a blood vessel, aged 38, Capt. William
Staines Payne, late of the Royal Art.
eldest son of the late Lieut.-Col. Payne,
of the same corps.
May 10. Suddenly, at Calais, aged 70,
William Arthur Dorehill, esq.
TABLE OF MORTALITY IN THE DISTRICTS OF LONDON.
(From the Returns issued by the Registrar-General.)
Under 15 to 60 and Age not Total. Males. Females.
Weekly Spring average of the 5 years 1844-48, 963 Deaths.
Sussex Pockets, 21. 6s. to 31. 58.-Kent Pockets, 27. 10s. to 67. 10s.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW AT SMITHFIELD, MAY 28.
Hay, 27. 10s. to ̊47. 08.—Straw, 17. 6s. to 17. 10s.--Clover, 37. Os. to 51. Os.
SMITHFIELD, MAY 28. To sink the Offal-per stone of 8lbs.
Head of Cattle at Market, MAY 28.
Beasts......
3199 Calves 212
Sheep and Lambs 25,360 Pigs 230
28. 4d. to 3s. 8d.
3s. 4d. to 4s. Od.
38. 4d. to 4s. Od.
38. 2d. to 48. 2d.
COAL MARKET,
Walls Ends, from 138. 6d. to 178. Od. per ton. Other sorts from 13s. 6d. to 26s. Od.
TALLOW, per cwt.-Town Tallow, 398. 6d.
METEOROLOGICAL DIARY, BY W. CARY, STRAND.
From April 26 to May 25, 1849, both inclusive.
Fahrenheit's Therm.
ARNULL and ALLENDER, Stock and Share Brokers,
3, Copthall Chambers, Angel Court,
Throgmorton Street, London.
J. B. NICHOLS AND SON, PRINTERS, 25, PARLIAMENT STREET.
TO ESSAYS, DISSERTATIONS, AND HISTORICAL PASSAGES.
The Principal Memoirs in the OBITUARY are distinctly entered in
the "Index to the Essays."
Abbat's Leigh Church, rebuilt 74
Aberbrothwick Abbey, oak carving at 521
Acerra, or coffer for incense, Roman 39
Adams Prize at Cambridge 401
Adamson's, Mr. Library, destroyed by fire
517, 583
Africa, Eastern, travels in 518
Agnew, Sir A. memoir of 647
Allegory, remarks of 160
Alton Church, epitaph at 187
Amiens, antiquities discovered at 183
Anglo-Saxons, Mr. Kemble's researches
on 171
armlet of silver 633
Anglo-Saxon Names 562
Cniht, notes on 263
Antiquaries, Society of, proceedings of
183, 296, 518, 630
of Newcastle 406
Arbuthnot, Lt.-Gen. Sir T. memoir of
425
Arcedeckne, A. Esq. memoir of 430
Archer, Lady, caricature of 238
Archæological Institute, proceedings of
67, 404, 562, 633
Archeological Association, meeting of 562
Architects, Institute of, meetings of 292
Architects, Dutch, MS. on 293
Architectural Society, proceedings of 294,
Architecture, Ecclesiastical 294
Roman, the characteristics
of 567
Arctic Expedition 517
Arden, oaks of 226
Art-Union of London, proceedings of 629
Ash Church, inscription on brass plate 2
Ashburton, St. Andrew's Church, remains
of 194
Ashmole, Elias, deeds to which he was
a party 520
Asia Minor, ruins of a city discovered 71
Asiatic Society, proceedings 402
Askew, Capt. C. C. memoir of 206
Ath, religious mummeries at 487
Atkins, Thos. family of 2
Auckland, Earl of, memoir of 201
Austin, Miss Betsy, anecdote of 450
Austin, Mr. architect, memoir of 659
Austria, abdication of the Emperor 73;
news from 190, 412
Backgammon board, ancient 68
Badge of the elder house of Lancaster 630
Baginton, co. Warwick, notes of 25
Bagot, Sir W. family of 25; prosecution
of 259
GENT. MAG. VOL. XXXI,
Banks, Sir Joseph, caricature of 245
Barrow, Sir J. memoir of 93
Barton, Bernard, memoir of 434
Bastard, T. H. Esq. memoir of 545
Battle-Axe of bronze 631
Batty, Lt.-Col. Robert, memoir of 207
Bayley, Mr. Note to memoir of 338
Bazalgette, Capt. J. W. memoir of 429
Bedford, present state of 598
Begbrook-hill Estate sold 307
Belgium, Remarkable Festivals of 484
Belton Church, antiquities discovered 69;
new tower 642
Billericay, Miller of, anecdote of 494
Billingbear, Roman remains at 634
Bingham, Sir Richard, letter from 589
Birkhall estate, sale of 75
Bishop, the last Sovereign 563, 576
Bishopstone Church, slab found in 187
Bisshopp, Rev. Sir Cecil, memoir of 315
Bletchley Church, notes of 156
Bonchurch New Church, consecrated 195
Borrelli, Paschal, memoir of 661
Borneo, treaty with 304
Bradshaw, John, autograph of 518
Brandling, Rob. Wm. Esq. memoir of 205
Brasses, Modern Sepulchral 2
Brickhill, Little, church of 41
Brickhill, Great, church of 42
Brickhill, Bow, church of 42
Bridges, Capt. P. H. memoir of 206
Bridgewater House, completed 305
Brighton, "paul," measure of land 188
Bristol Cathedral, court held at 416
British Museum, annual report 515
Britons, Ancient, Naval power of the 592
Britton, Mr. Work on Junius 603
Bromley, Secretary, letters of 26
Memorials of the family 26, 28
Brompton New Church, consecrated 196
Brooke Church, restoration of 642
Brookland, Norman font at 406
Brougham Church, brass in 226
-, Lord, his journey to Paris
562
Broughton Church, co. Bucks, mural
paintings 405
gular custom 68, 406
Bruges, Festival of the Holy Blood 484
drawing in library of 521
Brussels, processions at 488
Buckingham, Duke of, letter on murder
of, by Felton 634
Buckinghamshire Churches, notes of 42,
156
Buckinghamshire, Earlof, memoir of 423
Buildings, Dates of, remarks on 520
Buller, Rt. Hon. Charles, memoir of 87
Burke, Edmund, Latin inscription to 64;
caricature of 235
Burnum in Dalmatia, Roman arches at 570
Burnet, Sir Thomas, memoir of 425
Burney Prize 401, 626
Bury St. Edmund's, Norman tower at 75
Bury and West Suffolk Archeological
Institute, proceedings of 71
Bute, first Earl of, caricature of 234
Cadell, Robert, Esq. memoir of 321
Caen Stone, qualities of 293
California, gold discovered in 192, 529
Callaway, T. Esq. memoir of 321
Caludon Castle, remains of 25
Cambridge Antiquarian Society proceed-
ings of 186
King's College, arms of 186
University, prizes 401, 626
Camden Society, proceedings of 627
Campbell, Major-Gen. Sir G. memoir of
Thos. earliest poetry of 115
Dr. author of Life of Gold-
smith 370
Canada, news from 304, 529, 641
Canterbury Cathedral, progress of the
restoration of 659; case of the lay
clerks 290
Canterbury, New National School at 306
Cape of Good Hope, news from 74, 191
Caractacus, on the coins of 266
Cardiff, prosperity of 308
Cards, satirical 69
history of 357
Tarocchi 491
Carnegie, Sir James, memoir of 316
Carteret, Lord, memoir of 537
Carthage, mosaic pavement from 71
Catharine, Queen of Braganza, minia-
ture of 521
Cavendish, Hon. George, memoir of 424
Ceylon, news from 74
Charles II. death of 338
Chased Works of Art 630
Cheltenham Training College, first stone
laid 642
Chess, history of the game of 358
Chester, Archeological Association at 562
Chesterford, Roman fresco painting 404
Chicheley Church, bells at 158
Chillianwallah, battle of 414
Cholera, reports of 193, 415, 450
Christian Knowledge, Society for Pro-
motion of, jubilee of the 291
Church, Separation of the Sexes at 562
City Commissioners of Sewers, order of
193
Clare Castle, remains of 633
Clock Regulator 296
"Cnikt," notes on the Anglo-Saxon 263
Coat-Armour, early variations of 148
Cockran Sand, removal of 74
Coins, inedited 634; found 518
sales of 69, 407
penny of Harthacnut 407
Colchester, Roman antiquities at 633
Cold Harbour, explanation of 519
Colney Hatch, Lunatic Asylum, first
stone laid 642
Combs, in ancient places of interment 632
Congleton Church, consecrated 306
curious bell at 405
Conolly, Lt.-Col, memoir of 204
Constantinople, fire at 74
Cooper, Samuel, Esq. memoir of 320
Cotes, John, family of 338
Coventry, Lady, anecdotes of 44
Crabbe, Rev. George, Latin inscription
Crakys, guns in time of Edward III. 185
Crawley, North, church, chancel of 158
Crolly, Rom. Cath. Archb. memoir of 539
Crompton, Sir Samuel, memoir of 317
Cromwell, Oliver, Bible of 187
Cross, processional, XIV. century 68
Crosthwaite Church, notices of £49;
monuments 374
Crown Badge, examples of 632
Cumberland, William, Duke of, carica-
ture of 233
Cureton, Br.- Gen. C. R. memoir of 317
Cuttle, Captain 114
Cyphers, on the use of 338
Dacre, Lord, tomb of 519
Danish Prim-staff 185
Darley Main, colliery explosion 307
Davenport, John, Esq. memoir of 545
Daventry Church, stained glass window
196
Davis or Davies, family of 2
Deddington, Drunken, origin of the term
Denmark and The Duchies, news from 5
Dereham Church, restoration of 642
Deroubaix, arms of the family 114, 226
Derwentwaters, monuments of the 374
D'Este, Sir A. F. memoir of 203
Dickson, Major-Gen. W. memoir of 96
Diocletian's Palace at Spalato 565
Disney Museum 37
Dodington Church, monumental brassi
Dorset, Charles Earl of,observations 2
Douglas, house of 114
Dover, Old Custom House 489
St. Martin's Priory, seal of lo
Drake, Col. T. memoir of 319
"Dubious," use of the word 160
Dublin University, prize at 401
Dukinfield Church, consecrated 306
"Dull," Pope's use of the word 160
Dundas, Mr. caricature of 23
Dunsany, Lord, memoir of 315
Durham, University of, scholarship
Prebendal House at 531
Eastbourne, Roman antiquities at 189
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