BIRTHS.-MARRIAGES.-DEATHS. BIRTHS. At Chiswick, Lord Brudenell, to Elizabeth Jane Henrietta, eldest daughter of Admiral and Lady Elizabeth Tollemache. At St. George's, Hanover Square, the Hon. Mr. Dutton, son of Lord Sherborne, to Lady Elizabeth Howard, daughter to the Earl of Suffolk. At St. George's, Hanover Square, Sackville Fox, Esq., to the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Osborne, daughter of His Grace the Duke of Leeds. At Funtingdon, Sussex, Major W. Hewitt, second son of General Sir Geo. Hewitt, Bart., to Sarah, second daughter of General Sir James Duff. The Earl of Hopetoun, to the Hon. Elizabeth Macdonald, second daughter of Lord Mac. donald. The Rev. Henry Clissold, M. A., to Marianne, eldest daughter of the Hon. Mr. Justice Bayley. At St. George's, Hanover Square, the Hon. Mr. Moreton, son of Lord Ducie, to Miss Dutton, daughter of Lord Sherborne. At Glenbee, N. B., the Chief of Clanronald, to the Right Hon. Lady Ashburton. At Bath, H. M. Chadwick, Esq., of Leventhorpe House, Yorkshire, to Eliza Catherine, youngest daughter of the late General Chapman. At Consilla Church, Dublin, Lord Massy, to Matilda, youngest daughter of the late Luke White, Esq., of Woodlands, county of Dublin. Captain C. A. Munro, to Lucy Eliza, eldest daughter of Major J. Lloyd Jones. At Exeter, the Rev. John Scobell, Rector of Southover and of All Saints, Lewes, to Eliza, eldest daughter of the late William Land, Esq., of Hayne House, Devon, Henry William Mason, Esq., of Beel House, Amersham, to Horatia, fourth daughter of George Matcham, Esq., and niece to the present and late Lord Nelson. At Berlin, James Annesley, Esq., Consul at Barcelona, to the baroness Clementine of Brockhausen, daughter of His Excellency the Baron of Brockhausen. At Chelsea, Abel Smith, Esq., M.P., to Frances Anne, youngest daughter of General Sir Harry Calvert, Bart. and G. C. B. Robert Goslin, Esq., to Georgiana Vere, youngest daughter of the Right Hon. John Sullivan, of Riching's Lodge, Bucks. Major General Sir Henry F. Bouverie, K. C.B., to Mrs. Wilbraham, youngest daughter of the late Lewis Montolieu, Esq. At Fellbrigg, G. T. Wyndham, Esq., to Maria Augusta, second daughter of Rear-Admiral Wyndham, and niece to the late Right Hon. William Wyndham. At Newington, Lieut. Glassen, to Cecilia, daughter of the late Sir John, and sister to the present Sir George Mouat Keith, Bart. DEATHS. At Haynes, Bedfordshire, aged 90, the Right Hon. Henry Frederick Thynne, Lord Carteret, brother of the late, and uncle to the present Marquess of Bath. At Aldwich, Sussex, Sir Thomas Brooke Pechell, Bart. Major General Robert Haldane, C.B. Aged 27, Charlotte Frederica Mary, eldest daughter of Sir Robert Wilson, M.P. At Mitcham Grove, the Countess Minuzzi. Lady Georgiana Grenfell, eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Sefton. At Wells, Gloucestershire, aged 84, J. Holloway, Esq., Admiral of the Red. The infant daughter of the Hon. G. D Ryder. In the East-Indies, Lieut. Col. H. R. Browne. At Hackney, Lieut. James Sinclair, sixth son of the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart. At Highwood, Sir T. Stamford Raffles, late Lieut. Governor of Bencoolen and Singapore. The Earl of Chichester, Postmaster General, and brother to the Duchess of Leeds. The infant daughter of Sir M. H. Nepean, Bart. Aged 21, the Hon. Anastatia Georgina Browne, daughter of the late and sister of the present Lord Kilmaine. At Woolwich, aged 23, Jane, eldest daughter of Colonel Sir Alexander Dickson. Aged 73, at his house in the New Road, Regent's Park, John Farquhar, Esq., late owner of Fonthill Abbey. At Donoughmore, aged 28, the lady of the Rev. Sir John Lighton, Bart. At Barnby Moor, the Right Hon. Lady Saltoun, Aged 14, the Hon. Thomas Grey, fifth son of Lord Grey. At Bath, aged 55, Mary, Dowager Countess of Kintore. At Tannachy, near Forres, aged 78, Major General William Grant. At Oakeley, Staffordshire, Lady Henrietta and Warrington. Chetwode, eldest sister to the Earl of Stanford At Chelsea, Sir Norborne Thompson. At Ham Common, Evelyn Philip Medows, Esq., of Conholt Park, Wilts, nephew to the last Duke of Kingston. The Very Rev. Peter Vaughan, D.D., Warden of Merton College, and Dean of Chester. OR COURT AND FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE. NEW SERIES, No. XXI., FOR SEPTEMBER, 1826. EMBELLISHMENTS. A Portrait of LADY AMELIA HOBHOUSE, engraved by J. THOMSON, from a Painting by J. JACKSON, R. A. A beautiful coloured whole-length Portrait Figure, in a Private Concert Dress. TO SUBSCRIBERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. We need not say that we are glad to hear from "L. S. S." The conclusion of "The Astrologer," without fail next month. Accident alone prevented it from being finished in the present Number. The long-promised article from "MR. D." reached us at so late a period-in fact nearly six weeks after the time that it ought to have arrived-that it was impossible for us, without most undue sacrifices, wholly to meet his wishes this month. "The Haunted Isle," Part II. by “B. G.” in our next. A further continuation of “ Wanderings in the Land of Hafiz" has been duly received, with, as will be seen by the author of that interesting narrative, other acceptable favours from the same quarter. "The Chamois Hunter, from the German," probably in our next; but we seem to have various articles before us claiming precedence of insertion. "Sketches from my Diary, No. III.," stands one of the earliest communications upon our list. We hope to hear again, in the course of the month, from its fair author. We are fearful respecting the practicability of effecting the wishes of our kind friend, "C. H.," on one point; but, if we fail, it shall not be through want of effect. second request, we answer- -" Certainly." To the We exceedingly regret the circumstance to which the polite intimation of "F. H." refers. That lady, however, may be assured that she stands fully exonerated from even the faintest shadow of blame. “Q. Q. Q.” will find a packet for him at Mr. Whittaker's "A Sketch of the Olden Time," by " Mrs. H.," arrived too late last month to obtain acknowledgment. Its obliging author will please to accept our thanks, with the information that it shall very soon appear. Thanks, for a Song," by the author of "Field Flowers." With our best thanks we acknowledge the receipt of a promised paper on the “Warfare of the Fourteenth Century.” PRINTED BY J. L. COX, GREAT QUEEN STREET, LINCOLN'S-INN FIELDS. SEPTEMBER, 1826. |