Darwin, Robert Alvey, Esq., of Elston Hall, Notts., 7th Dec., at Madeira, aged 22.

Davies, Mrs. Anne, of Tollington Park, 27th Dec.

Dawson, Mrs., wife of Right Hon. George R. Dawson, dau. of the late and sister of the present Sir Robert Peel, Bart., 15th Jan.

De Castro, Mrs., relict of Daniel De Castro, of Warfield, Berks, 6th Jan. at Hammersmith.

Deighton, Alice, relict of the Rev. William Deighton, B. A., rector of Whinberg, &c., 21st Dec.

Dempster, George, Esq., of Brighton, 24th Dec., aged 37.

Despencer, Elizabeth, Dowager-Lady, 3rd Jan., aged 81.

Digby, George Walsh, Esq., eldest son of the late Capt. Digby, R. N., and nephew of Sir John Walsh, Bart., M. P., aged 24.

Dickenson, Mary, dau. of Henry Dickenson, Esq., Madras Civil Service, 23rd Dec. aged 15.

Dimsdale, Finnetta, relict of the late

Baron Dimsdale, 16th Jan., aged 86. Disraeli, Benj, Esq., the celebrated author

of "The Curiosities of Literature," father of Mr. Disraeli, M.P. for Bucks. Dobson, Maria, relict of Admiral Dobson, 30th Dec.

Downe, T. J., Esq., of Brompton,. 16th Dec, aged 63.

Drummond, Isabella Elizabeth, only child of Hugh Mackleraith Drummond, Esq., 21st Dec., aged 11. Dudley, Samuel, Esq., formerly Capt. 16th Lancers, 7th Jan., at Oxford, aged 78. Dufaur, Sarah, relict of C. Dufaur, Esq., formerly of Woodlands, Hants, 23rd Dec., aged 74.

Dutton, Frederick Hugh Hampden, Esq., 22nd Dec., at Rotterdam, aged 79. Dyer, Charles, Esq., of Guildford-street, 13th Jan., aged 50.

Edmonds, George Maxwell, Esq., 18th

Dec., at Spalding, co. Lincoln, aged 76. Elkin, Benjamin, Esq., of Up. Redfordplace, 2nd Jan., aged 65.

Elmes, Harvey Lonsdale, Esq., architect,

of Gordon-street, only son of James Elmes, Esq., Surveyor of the Port of London, 26th Nov., aged 38, at Jamaica. Mr. Elmes was the son of the late Surveyor of the Port of London his uncle is an eminent builder in the metropolis. He himself, though but a young man, was one of England's most accomplished architects. Those magnificent buildings, the Collegiate Institution, and St. George's Hall, at Liverpool, are from his designs. His fame had latterly spread far and wide. At the time of his lamented death, he

was engaged in various works-among others, in erecting mansions for Hugh Hornby, Esq., and Hardman Earle, Esq., near Woolton; and for the late Mayor of Liverpool, George Laurence, Esq., at New Brighton. "Few events, says the "Liverpool Chronicle," have excited more general regret. A brilliant genius has been for ever extinguished. Enduring monuments of his fine taste will live in the buildings we have named. His loss is a national one. A career so bright in its commencement must, had it been prolonged, have been glorious at its close." He had gone to Jamaica for the benefit of his health: his complaint was consumption. Mr. Elmes has left a widow and one child to deplore his irreparable loss. Prince Albert was so delighted with St. George's Hall, during his visit to Liverpool in the July of 1846, that he sent the architect a gold medal, as a mark of how he appreciated and esteemed the author of that noble edifice.

Ethelston, Hannah, relict of the Rev.

Charles Wicksted Ethelston, 24th Dec. Falconer, Anna Maria, wife of R. Wil

braham Falconer, Esq., M. D., 24th Dec., at Tenby.

Finch, Dr., F. R. M. C. S., F. L. S.
and proprietor of Laverstock House
Asylum, Salisbury, 7th Jan.
Fletcher, Dorothea, relict of Edward
Fletcher, Esq., and dau. of Sir Charles
Wm. Blunt, Bart., 9th Jan.

Forbes, Mrs., of Sloane-street, 27th Dec.
Ford, the Rev. George John, M. A.,

curate of St. Mary's, Hastings, eldest, son of George Samuel Ford Esq., of Brighton, 12th Jan., aged 30. Fordham, Edward King, Esq., 29th Dec., at Royston, aged 98.

Forty, Mrs. James, of Stomley House, Chelsea, 11th Jan.

Fowlis, Mrs. Thomas, of Guildford-street, 15th Jan.

Fraser, Jane, relict of Edward Satchwell Fraser, Esq., of Reelick, co. Inverness, 20th Dec.

Fryer, John, Esq., of Kingslow, Salop, 18th Jan., aged 73.

Garnham, Elizabeth, relict of Thomas Garnham, Esq., of Helsham Hall, Suffolk.

Gaye, Charles Leaman, Esq., of Shefford, Beds, 4th Jan., aged 73.

George, Annette Cartwright, youngest dau. of Josiah George, Esq., of Romsey, Hants, 1st Jan.

Gilmore, James Fairlie, Esq., Lieut. Bengal Artillery, 8th Nov., aged 24. Ginckel, The Right Hon. Lady Christine de Reede, yonngest dau. of Frederick Fifth Earl of Athlone, 27th Dec.

Granville, Elizabeth, relict of Francis Granville, Esq., of Catchfrensh, Cornwall, 21st Dec,, aged 76,

Glennie, Lieut. and Adjutant, Edgar, of 25th Bombay Native Infantry, 14th Nov., at Mulliguam.

Gordon, Mrs. Patrick, of Hamilton-terrace, St. John's Wood, 12th Jan. Gore, Mrs. Edmund John, of Clifton place, Sussex-sq., 26th Jan., aged 33. Gosling, William, Esq., of Leamington, 25th Dec., aged 89.

Granger, William, Esq., Vice-Admiral of the Red, 2nd Jan., aged 79. Green, Andrew, Esq., of Cockermouth, 22nd Dec., aged 73.

Grosvenor, Firences Alexander, twin son of Lord Robert Grosvenor, aged 18 months, 12th Jan.

Guthrie, the Rev. Lowry, M. A., 2nd
Jan., aged 33, at Cambridge.
Gwatkin, Octavia, relict of Edward
Gwatkin, Esq., 1st Jan., aged 75.
Haffenden, Mrs. Thomas, Jun., Caley
Hanwell, 8th Nov., at Jamaica.
Halcombe, Catherine Margaret, only dau.
of Mr. Sergeant Halcombe, 10th Dec.,
aged 19.

Hales, Alfred, Esq., at Morton Green,
co. Stafford, 30th Dec., aged 44.
Hallewell, Martha, wife of Edward
Gilling Hallewell, Esq., of Hill House,
near Stroud, 25th Dec.
Hamilton, Joseph, Esq, M.D., sixth son

of the late Hon. Robert Hamilton, of Queen's-town, Canada West, 15th Nov., at Toronto, aged 51.

Hanbury, Mrs. Robert, of Stamford Hill, 25th Dec., aged 51.

Hancock, Susannah, relict of Booth Hancock, Esq., late of Arlefore, 10th Jan. Hankey, Mary, third dau. of Thomas Hankey, Esq., at Brighton, 30th Dec. Harrison, Edward, Esq., of Berkeleystreet, 10th Jan., aged 52.

Harrowby, Earl of Dudley, 26th Dec. His Lordship, who had just completed his 85th year, was the eldest son of Nathaniel, first Lord Harrowby, by Elizabeth, his wife, daughter and coheir of Dr. Terrick, Bishop of London; and grandson of Sir Dudley Ryder, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. Soon after attaining his majority, the noble Lord, whose decease we record, entered on public life, and obtained a seat in Parliament, In 1800, he became Treasurer of the Navy; and in 1804, on the return of Mr. Pitt to power, was appointed Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. In 1812, he received, in Lord Liverpool's Administration, the dignified appointment of Lord President of the Council, which he

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continued to hold for the unprecedented period of fifteen years. During recent political struggles, Lord Harrowby abstained from all interference. the period of his decease, he was a Governor of the Charter House, a Doctor of Civil Law, a Trustee of the British Museum, High Steward of Tiverton, &c. He married, in 1795, Lady Susan Leveson Gower. dau. of Granville, first Marquiss of Stafford, and by her, (who died in 1838), had four sons and five daughters, viz., Dudley, Lord Sandon, now second Earl of Harrowby; Granville Dudley, R.N., late M.P. for Herts; Frederick Dudley, of the Foreign Office; Susan, late Viscountess Ebrington; Mary, wife of Captain Edward Saurin, R.N.; Georgiana Elizabeth, Lady Wharncliffe; Harriet, married to Lord Charles Hervey; and Louisa, married to the Hon. George Fortescue. Hartley, Abraham, Esq., of Muswell Hill, Hornsey, 13th Jan., aged 49. Harvey, Lester, eldest son of the late W. G. Harvey, Esq., 25th Dec.

Hayes, Lady, relict of Sir John M. Hayes, Bart., 18th July.

Haygarth, the Rev. Richard, Vicar of Stapleford, Notts, 26th Dec., aged 64. Headley, Katherine, youngest dau. of Henry Headley, Esq., at Gloucesterplace, 6th Jan.

Hearsey, Harriet, wife of Lieut. Col.

J. B. Hearsey, 10th Bengal Cavalry,

27th Dec.

Herwick, Henry Baldwin, Esq., of Bom

bay, Barrister-at-Law, 2nd Oct., at the Cape of Good Hope.

Herschel, Caroline Lucretia, sister of the late Sir William Herschel, 9th Jan. Heyman, Maria, third dau. of the late

Capt. Henry Heyman, 13th Light Dragoons. 18th Jan.

Hill, James Alms, Esq., many years Secretary to the Portsmouth Dockyard Commission, 14th Dec., aged 78. Hillhouse, Miss, of Clifton, 14th July. Hore, Waller, Esq., of Westmorland, co. Wicklow, 5th Jan., aged 87. Horsford, Henry Maddison, only child of Sir Robert Horsford, 17th Jan., aged 4 years and 9 months.

Houghton, Charles Evelyn, Esq., Com. R. N., 1st Jan., aged 63.

Huish, Margaret Jane, wife of Marcus Huish, Esq., of Castle Donnington, co. Leicester, 23rd Dec.

Jackson, John Robert Henry, Esq., of Swallowfield-place, near Wellington, 31st Dec. aged 56.

Jardine, Helen, dau. of the late Sir Alexander Jardine, Bart., 9th Jan,, aged 7.

Jemmett, William, Esq., at Ashford,

Kent, 23rd Dec., aged 62. Jopling, Charles, Esq., of Pelham Crescent, Brompton, 14th Jan. Joy, John Stanley, Esq., of Gloucesterroad, Regent's-park, 17th Dec. Joynes, Catherine Leigh, younger dau. of the late Rev. Richard Symonds Joynes, D.D., 11th Jan.

Judd, Robert Hayley, Esq., Capt. R.N. -On 29th Dec., at his residence, 1 Keynsham-parade, Cheltenham, Capt. Judd, many years commanding a Post Office packet at Holyhead, and agent for the Post Office establishment there. He had been in eleven general actions with the enemy's fleet, besides cutting out vessels and fighting ashore with the army; he was the last known survivor of the battle of Bunker's-hill, and one of the few survivors of the glorious 1st of June. In that brilliant victory he was a midshipman in the Queen, Admiral Lord Gardiner; her Captain (Hutt) fell mortally wounded. His grandfather, a Captain in the 2nd Royal Regiment of Foot Guards, was Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Cumberland at Culloden. King, Emmeline, relict of John King, Esq., Surgeon, of Clifton, second dau. of the late R. L. Edgeworth, Esq., of Edgeworths-town, 31st Dec., aged 77. King, Thomas, third surviving son of James King, Esq., of Tavistock-place, 14th Jan, aged 14. Kirwan, Patrick, Esq., of Cregg, co. Galway, 31st Dec., aged 61. Lambert, Frances, relict of the Rev. Edward Lambert, incumbent of Freshford, and sister of the Rev. William Bowles, 29th Dec.

Langley, Capt. Frederick, 21st Dec., aged 64.

Lapage, Frederick, Esq., of Everton,
New Liverpool, 22nd Dec., aged 47.
Lara, Benjamin, Esq., M.D., of Ports-
mouth, 28th Dec., aged 79.
Lawrie, Admiral Sir Robert,
K. C. B., 7th Jan., aged 84.
Lawrie, Margaret, wife of Sir Peter

Bart.,

Lawrie, Kt, in Park-square, 6th Jan. Leaves, Emily, third dau. of the late

Rev. Henry D. Leaves, Chaplain at
Athens, 8th Dec., at Malta.

Leese, Lewis, Esq., M.D., of Norwood, 15th Jan., aged 82.

Levinge, Richard Hastings, Esq., son of the late Richard Levinge, Esq., of Beloune, co. Kilkenny, 3rd Jan., aged

33.

Lewis, the Rev. William Price, of New

House, co. Glamorgan, 9th Jan., aged 66 Liston, Robert, eldest son of the late Surgeon Liston, aged 15, Dec., 19.

Lackwood, Thomas, Esq., 29th Dec., aged 78.

Long, Mrs. George, of Clapham Park, 20th Dec, aged 45.

Lorimer, William, Esq., of Islington, 10th Jan., aged 84.

Luard, Major George, late of the 7th Lancers, 19th Dec., aged 59.

Lucas, the Rev. Gibson, Rector of Filby and Stokesby, Norfolk, 8th Jan., aged

81.

Lucas, Matthias Prime, Esq., 2nd Jan., at Wateringbury-place, Kent, aged 86. This venerable and highly respectable member of the Corporation of London has been connected with the City, and the administration of its public affairs, for a very great length of time. Matthias Prime Lucas was born in 1762, and, by dint of industry and intelligence, realized a large fortune in business. He was elected Alderman for the Ward of the Tower in 1821, and in 1828 he was chosen Lord Mayor of London. Mr. Lucas resided latterly in Kent, preserving, however, his faculties and his activity until the period of his last illness. He was frequently on the Magisterial Bench, and was generally present at all civic festivities, and meetings of importance. Mr. Lucas died of influenza, at his seat, Wateringbury-place, in KentHe leaves no son, but he is succeeded in his property at Wateringbury by his grandson, Mr. Lancaster, the son of his eldest daughter, a widow. Lys, Margaret, only dau. of the late Caleb James Lys, R. N., 19th July. Macleay, Mrs., wife of Alex. Macleay, Esq., F.R.S., &c., 13th August, at Sydney.

Madam, Mrs. Anna Maria, of Brompton, 16th Dec.

Major, Margaret, youngest daughter of
Mc Redy Major, Esq., of Eastbourne-
terrace, 18th Dec., aged 15.
Manning, Edward, Esq., of Wonford
House, Exeter, 1st Jan.

Maples, Henrietta, wife of Wm. Maples, Esq., and daughter of Henry Westmacott, Esq., 24th Oct., at Calcutta, aged 27.

Marlow, Mary Jane, relict of the Rev. M. Marlow, D.D., and dau. of the Rev. Thomas Clare, D.D., of Rugby, 1st Jan. Marshall, The Rev. William, 29th Dec. at Weston Zoyland, co. Somerset, aged 70.

Mason, Mrs. Henry Bence, of the White House, Wereham, only dau. of the late Jonathan Baxter, Esq., 9th Jan. Maud, The Rev. John Primatt, of Swanswick, co. Somerset, 24th Dec., and on the 22nd, his dau. Isabella.

Maurice, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late Rev. Pryce Maurice, rector of Clyyn, &c., 20th Jan,

Mc Lennan, Capt. Donald, 10th Jan., at Dingwell, aged 70.

Mc Leod, Swinton, Esq., Deputy Inspec

tor General of Hospitals, and late of the 42nd Highlanders, 27th Dec., aged

72.

Mercer, Col. Edward Smyth, Commandant of the Plymouth Division of the Royal Marines, 24th Dec.

Merricks, Richard, Esq., second son of the late R. Merricks, Esq., of Runcton House, Essex, 14th Jan. Mildmay, Sir H. C. St. John, Bart. The death of this gentleman, by his own hand, under temporary insanity, occurred at his residence, Halkin-terrace, Belgrave-square, early on Monday morning, the 17th of Jan. For several days previous, Sir Henry's valet had noticed his master's depression of spirits, but, on Sunday, this seemed, in some measure, to have decreased. On that evening Sir Harry retired to rest between eleven and twelve, and, on the following morning, was found in his chamber, lifeless and weltering in his blood, his head shattered to atoms, and a small double-barrelled pistol lying close to his right hand. Sir Henry was eldest son of the late Sir Henry Paulet St. John, Bart., who, having married Jane, eldest daughter and coheir of Carew Mildmay, Esq, of Shawwood House, Hants, assumed the surname and arms of Mildmay, in pursuance of the testamentary injunction of Carew Hervey Mildmay, Esq, of Hale Grove, co. Somerset. Both paternally and maternally, the deceased Baronet derived from families of great antiquity; the St. Johns, descended from William de St. John, a distinguished companion in arms of William the Conquerer; and the Mildmays, tracing their pedigree to Hugo de Mildme, living A. D. 1147. Sir Henry, who succeeded his father in 1808, as fourth Baronet, married, first, in 1809, Charlotte, eldest daughter of the Hon. Bartholomew Bouverie, and, by her, who died the following year, had a son, Henry Bouverie Paulet, Captain in the Queen's Bays, who succeeds to the Baronetcy. Sir Henry married, secondly, at Stutgard, by special license of the King of Wurtemburg, in 1815, Harriet, second dau. of Hon. B. Bouverie (by Mary his wife, sister of Everard Lord Arundel, of Wardour), her Ladyship's former marriage with the Earl of Roseberry having been dissolved by Act of Parliament. By this lady NO.XXII.

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Sir Henry had three sons, all officers in the Austrian army.

Milner, Elizabeth, relict of John Milner, Esq., 6th Jan.

Mitford, Robert, Esq., of Gately Hall, Norfolk, 6th Jan.

Moray, Earl of. The demise of this nobleman took place at Darnaway Castle, in Eglinshire, on the 12th Jan. His lordship had nearly completed his seventy-seventh year. He married. first, in 1795, Lucy, second daughter of General John Scott, of Balcomie, and sister of the Duchess of Portland, and of the late Viscountess Canning. By this lady, who survived her marriage only three years, he had two sons-Francis his successor, and present Earl, and John, Captain in the army. His lordship married, secondly, in 1801, his cousin, Margaret Jane, dau. of Sir Philip Ainslie, Knight, of Pilton, and leaves by her two surviving sons and four daughters. The founder of the noble house of Moray was James Stuart, Prior of St. Andrews', illegitimate son of King James the Fifth, famous in history as the "Regent Moray." The deceased Peer was Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Elgin, in which shire he resided, at the Castle of Darnaway. He also possessed the Castles of Dumbrisal, in Fifeshire; of Doune, in Perthshire; and of Stuart, in Invernessshire. Morgans, George, Esq., of Beddleston Park, Bucks and Abercothy, co. Carmarthen, 24th Dec.

Morison, Henry Montague, Esq., 24th

Dec., at Bentley Green, Hants, aged 40. Morris, John, Esq., of Brighton, late of the Alders-office, J.C.C., 11th Jan., aged 71.

Mundy, Frederick Clinton, Esq., third son of Gen. and the Hon. Mrs. Mundy, 25th Dec., aged 39.

Mundy, Edith Caroline, eldest dau. of Capt. Fitzroy Miller Mundy, 34th N.I., 5th Nov., in India. Murray, Isabella Strange, relict of the Hon. James Wolfe Murray, Lord Cringletis, Senator of the College of Justice in Scotland, 25th Dec., at Paris. Muter, Fanny, wife of Major Muter,

Canadian Rifles, 5th Dec., at Toronto. Nettleship, Catharine, relict of the Rev.

William Nettleship, late Rector of
Churchill, co. Worcester, &c., 28th
Dec.

Nicholson, Lieut. Louis Henry, of 53 Bengal N. I., 22nd Dec., aged 27. Nicholay, the Rev. G. F. L., M.A., Rector of St. Michael Royal, College Hill, and St. Martin's, Vintry, 13th Dec., aged 83.