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"The Newfoundlander" Newspaper Announcements

1827 - 1834 (Complete)

Place of publication: St. John's.
Earliest issue located:Aug. 8, 1827 (no. 3)
Last issue located: Dec. 30, 1884.

Frequency:
Weekly, Aug. 8, 1827-May 22, 1845.
Semiweekly, May 26, 1845-Jan. 28, 1847.
Weekly, Feb. 4, 1847-Apr. 29, 1852.
Semiweekly, May 3, 1852-Dec. 30, 1884.

Printer and publisher:
John Shea, Aug. 8, 1827-May 18, 1837.
William Richard Shea, May 25, 1837-Mar. 14, 1844.
Ambrose Shea, Apr. 18, 1844-Jan. 29, 1846.
Edward Dalton Shea, Feb. 2, 1846-Dec. 30, 1884.

Description:
The Newfoundlander contained domestic news, court cases, legislative proceedings, poetry and prose, extensive foreign news, shipping and fishing news, public notices and advertisements. Although it had a lively correspondence column, the Newfoundlander refrained from editorial commentary on domestic politics until the 1840's. The Newfoundlander was Liberal and Catholic in its editorial policy and disagreed with the Public Ledger and later, the Express, on many issues. In 1843, it opposed the Colleges Bill which would set up separate denominational educational systems. The paper often expressed concern with the widespread poverty, especially in the outports. The paper was eager for the return of Representative Government and had little patience with the opponents of Responsible Government who it found to be "thoroughly English in their predilections and antipathies" (Apr. 8, 1848). E. D. Shea, who now controlled the paper, became a member of the Legislature in 1848 and, except for the period from 1869 to 1873, served until his death in 1913. Initially cautious about reciprocal free trade with the United States, by 1856 he felt it would be a remedy to many of the Colony's economic problems. The Newfoundlander was the chief opposition paper during the Hoyles administration but in 1865, Shea was appointed Financial Secretary in the Carter cabinet. The Newfoundlander had by this time become the principal Confederate newspaper and, with its old rival, the Express, a major opponent of the Charles Fox Bennett administration. The Chronicle, felt to be Bennett's mouthpiece, was the main adversary until 1881 and, after that, the Evening Telegram. Shea became Colonial Secretary in the second Carter administration and enthusiastically supported the railway. The paper opposed the New Party and supported the Whiteway government until it ceased publication at the end of 1884. Holdings:
MUN [1827-1835], 1837-[1846-1849, 1851]-[1855-1856]-[1858]-[1860]-[1863]-[1865]-[1868]-[1873]-[1877]-1884 Microfilm.
PANL [1827-1835],1837-[1846-1849,1851]-[1855-1856]-[1858]-[1860]-[1863]-[1865]-[1868]-[1873]-[1877]-1884 Microfilm.
PRL [1827-1835], 1837-[1846-1849, [1851]-[1855-1856]-[1858]-[1860]-[1863]-[1865]-[1868]-[1873]-[1877]-1884 Original and microfilm -- Key: relict = widow; inst. (instant) = in the current month; ult. (ultimo) = in the previous month
The records were transcribed by MAXINE EDWARDS and formatted by BONNIE HICKEY in March 2001. While we have endeavored to be as correct as humanly possible, there may be typographical errors.

PUB. DATE	EVENT	DETAILS
1827
September 26, 1827	Death	Died on Friday last, after a protracted illness, ROBERT, eldest son of the late MR. JAMES LILLY, of this town, aged 27 years. - His funeral took place on Sunday, most respectably attended.
October 24, 1827	Marriage	Married on Thursday last, by the Rev. F.J. Carrington, MR. JOHN CUMMING, master of the Schooner, Pretty Lass, to SUSAN, daughter of the late MR. EDWARD ANGEL, of this town.
December 5, 1827	Marriage	Married yesterday evening, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, BENJAMIN SWEETLAND, Esq.,of Caplin Bay, Merchant to TRYPHENA, the youngest daughter of the late GEORGE GADEN, Esq., Merchant of this place.
December 5, 1827	Death	Died on Wednesday last, MR. AUGUSTINE McNAMARA, an old and respectable inhabitant of this town, aged 73.
December 26, 1827	Death	Died on Monday evening last, JAMES, the infant son of MR. JAMES WEST, aged 6 years. His death was occasioned by his clothes having caught fire, about a week ago, while alone in a room; and before assistance could be rendered, burnt him in so dreadful a manner that, up to the hour of his death, he suffered excruciating torture. His funeral will be tomorrow (Thursday) between 11 and 12 o'clock, when the friends and acquaintances of the family are requested to attend.
1828
January 9, 1828	Death	Died suddenly, on Wednesday last, while on the road to his house, MR. BURREL RUTLEDGE, for many years a respectable inhabitant of this town.
January 9, 1828	Death	Suddenly, on Monday evening, MR. WILLIAM DEARIN, aged 37 years, - His funeral will take place tomorrow (Thursday), at 3 o'clock, when the friends of the family are respectably requested to attend.
January 9, 1828	Marriage	Married on Saturday last by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, THOMAS BENNETT, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. C.F. Bennett & Co., Merchants, to HANNAH, youngest daughter of MR. GEORGE HUTCHINGS, of this town.
January 23, 1828	Death	On Thursday evening last, MR. CHARLES DENNING, aged 86 years - one of the oldest native inhabitants of this town. -The numerous and respectable attendance at his funeral , which took place yesterday, evinced the high esteem, in which this gentleman was held by the community.
January 23, 1828	Death	On Sunday morning, after a long and tedious illness, MRS. ANN SNELLGROVE, wife of MR. JOHN SNELLGROVE, of this town, aged 68 years. - She maintained through life pleasing urbanity of manner; - but it is needless to dwell on the many excellent qualities of this amiable woman: - she died beloved and esteemed by all her friends, who in silence mourn her sad and long expected fate. Her funeral will take place this day, at 2 o'clock, and her friends are particularly requested to attend. - Communicated.
January 23, 1828	Death	On the night of Sunday last, after a lingering and very painful illness, which she bore with fortitude and pious resignation, MRS. STENTAFORD, wife of MR. JOHN STENTAFORD, of this town, aged 42 years. - In this lady were united all the mild and amiable qualities which reflect peculiar luster on the female character; - and it must be soothing to her afflicted family to know, that she carries with her to the silent grave, the blessings of the poor, to whom she was a constant benefactor, and the regret and esteem of all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. Her funeral will take place on Friday next at 11 o'clock, and the friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. "Sweet be her rest within the tomb, And dear her memory in the bower, And pure the tear that mourns the doom, Of CHARLOTTE, in the lonely hour!"
January 23, 1828	Death	On Monday last, after a short illness, HENRY, second son of MR. JOHN BRAY, aged 19 years. - His funeral will take place on Friday next, at 11 o'clock, from his father's residence, Duckworth Street.
January 30, 1828	Marriage	Married on Sunday the 13th instant, at Carbonear, by the Rev. Nicholas Devereux, MR. LORENZO MOORE, to MISS CATHERINE KENNEDY, - and on Sunday the 20th, MR. WILLIAM B. BRANSCOMB, to MISS MARGARET KENNEDY - all of Carbonear.
February 13, 1828	Death	Died on Monday, the 4th instant, MR. DAVID O'LAUGHLIN, aged 45 years, respectable tradesman in this town. His funeral took place on Thursday last, attended by the members of the Benevolent Irish Society, and the members of the St. John's Mechanics Society, in procession.
February 13, 1828	Death	On Monday last, MRS. BARRON, wife of MR. LAWRENCE BARRON. Her funeral will take place this day (Wednesday), at half past three o'clock, when her friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend.
February 20, 1828	Marriage	Married on Thursday last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN WESTCOTT, Watchmaker, to ANN, second daughter of MR. SIMON SOLOMON, of this place.
February 20, 1828	Marriage	Yesterday evening, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. THOMAS RYALL, Wheelright, to MRS. MARY CARBERRY, of this place.
February 20, 1828	Death	Died on Saturday afternoon last, at a quarter past 4 o'clock, after a very short but painful illness, in the 42nd year of her age, MRS. ANN BUSTEED, wife of GEORGE WASHINGTON BUSTEED, Esq., Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court; - to the irreparable loss of an affectionate husband and family of 8 children - and the inexpressible grief of an extensive circle of friends, to whom her amiable, unassuming manners, and many virtues, had endeared her.
February 27, 1828	Death	A man named THOMAS POWER, in returning from the Woods, on Saturday last ,was crushed to death by the upsetting of his slide of wood. He was alone when the accident occurred, but was found about an hour afterwards (it was supposed), lying quite dead under the load. The unfortunate deceased was an industrious poor man, and bore an excellent character; - he has left a wife and four children to lament his loss.
March 5, 1828	Death	Died on Friday evening last, after a very painful and lingering illness, MRS. ELLEN HEARN, (widow of the late MR. JOHN HEARN), aged 48 years.
April 2, 1828	Death	On Wednesday night last, after a lingering illness, which she bore with fortitude and resignation, MRS. MARGARET SCANLAN, wife of MR. JOHN SCANLAN, of this town, aged 38 years. Her funeral took place on Saturday, numerously and respectably attended.
April 2, 1828	Death	Yesterday morning, in the 52nd year of his age, RICHARD WENMAN GREEN, Esq., Fort Major in this Garrison. - His funeral will take place on Saturday next, at 2 o'clock, when the friends of the family are requested to attend.
April 2, 1828	Death	On the 31st January, at Lowton, Lancashire, in the 25th year of her age, SARAH, wife of JAMES CROSS, Esq., Merchant, of this place, and daughter of our respected townsman, GEORGE LILLY, Esq. Possessed of every filial endearment - conspicuous for urbanity of manners - and exercised in the practice of every virtue that could adore the female character - her premature and irreparable loss will be long severely felt by her beloved husband, parents, and relatives and deeply regretted by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
April 2, 1828	Death	At Bristol, on the 5th of February last, MR. WM. MULLOWNEY, Merchant, formerly of Harbour Grace, and having for many years carried on an extensive business in that town.
April 9, 1828	Marriage	Married, last evening, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN DeGRAVE RYLAND, to ELIZA FRANCES, second daughter of MR. GEORGE BURTON, of this place.
May 7, 1828	Death	Died on Saturday morning last, at the advanced age of 88 years, MRS. MARGARET ROBERTS, an old and respectable inhabitant of this town, and relict of MR. THOMAS ROBERTS, late Master Armourer in the Ordnance Department on this station. Her funeral took place on Monday and was very respectably attended.
May 22, 1828	Death	Died on Monday evening last, after a very short but most distressing illness, which she bore with pious fortitude and exemplary resignation, MRS. ELLEN PHILLIPS THOMAS, wife of HENRY P. THOMAS Esq., Merchant, in the 31st year of her age. This highly accomplished and intelligent lady took with her to the grave, not only the sincere grief of a large circle of friends and acquaintances, who knew her most intimately, and to whom her many amiable qualities had justly endeared her, but also the sorrow of those who enjoyed not that pleasure, and in proof of the high esteem in which she was generally held in this community, the greater number of Merchants' houses and vessels in port have during the last two days displayed their flags at half mast. - Her funeral will take place this day at 11 o'clock, at which the friends of the family are requested to attend.
May 22, 1828	Death	Yesterday evening, much, and few could be more deservedly regretted, after a shock and severe illness of 6 days, MR. JOHN BURKE, Shopkeeper, in this town, aged 62 years. As the father of a numerous family, whom he has left to deplore his irreparable loss, he was a kind and affectionate parent, an indulgent and tender husband, truly sincere and generous friend, and one to whom the enviable appellation of "an honest man," might with great truth and justice be applied. Mr. Burke was one of the oldest members of the Benevolent Irish Society - in which body he filled, for many years, the office of Chairman of the Committee of Charity, and distributer of its quarterly votes, with such labor and marked attention to economy, and strict integrity, as to call forth repeated votes of thanks. He died in the Treasureship of the Society, loved and esteemed by his brothers, members, sincerely lamented by all the respectable inhabitants of this town, and those who had the pleasure of knowing so excellent and upright character, who will long cherish his memory with veneration and regret. - His funeral will take place on Saturday evening next, at 4 o'clock, when the friends of the family are requested to attend.
May 22, 1828	Marriage	Married, on Saturday evening, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. GEORGE PHILLIPS, book-binder, to HANNAH MARTIN, daughter of MR. THOMAS MARTIN, of this place.
May 22, 1828	Marriage	On Monday evening, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. RICHARD RANKIN, of Island Cove, to MISS ELIZABETH NURSE, of this town.
May 29, 1828	Notice	Deserted from the service of Wise, Baker & Howard, the following YOUNGSTERS, who came out Passengers in the Brig Hazard, this Spring from Ireland: - JAMES MURPHY, a Ship's carpenter, 6 feet high, about 23 years of age, dark hair, wore a Blue Jacket and Trousers 0 a Native of Ross, County Wexford. PATRICK PYNE, a Taylor, 5 feet 5 inches high, dark hair, about 40 years of age, wore a Blue Coat and Small ( couldn't pick out this word) - a Native of Ross Perkin, County Wexford. PETER CORROGAN, 5 feet 5 inches high, sandy hair, about 22 years of age, wore a Blue Coat and Breeches - a Native of Sutton's Parish, County Wexford. JOHN LACY, 5 feet 5 inches high, sandy hair, about 18 years of age, wore a Fustian Coat and Trousers - a Native of Newtown Barry, County Wexford. Any person harbouring or employing the above deserters, after this notice, will be prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the Law. South Side, St. John's 17th May, 1828
May 29, 1828	Notice	Printed and Published every Thursday, by the Proprietor, JOHN SHEA, at his Office opposite the COURT HOUSE, Water Street, - where Advertisements, &e, will be thankfully received and carefully attended to. Orders will also be transmitted by MR. THOMAS FOLEY, Merchant, Harbour Grace. - ONE GUINEA per annum.
Thursday June 12, 1828	Marriage	Married on Monday evening last, by Rev. Mr. Fleming, MR. THOMAS SUMMERS, to MISS MARGARET FLANNERY, both of this town.
Thursday June 26, 1828	Marriage	Married on Wednesday evening last, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. HENRY SNOOK, of this place, to MISS HARRIET ROGERS, of Burin.
Thursday June 26, 1828	Marriage	At Great Placentia, on the 30th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Hearn, MR. HENRY W. MARTIN, of Poole, to MISS MARGARET THERESA MEALICAN, of Waterford.
Thursday July 3, 1828	Marriage	Married on Saturday last, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN B. THOMSON, Merchant, to MISS BOUCHER, daughter of the late ALEXANDER BOUCHER, Esq., of this place.
Thursday July 3, 1828	Death	Died at Bonavista, on Sunday se'n night, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Esq., Merchant, of that place - aged 44 years. - On the Tuesday preceding his death, he had occasion to arise at a very early hour in the morning to give some particular directions respecting a bait skiff - and after retiring from the window at which he stood, he had scarcely reached his bed, when he was violently attacked by paralytic stroke, which proved fatal. - He was long and deservedly respected in the mercantile world, and has left a wife and 5 children to lament his premature death. - Gazette
Thursday July 24, 1828	Marriage	Married on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN CANNING, Merchant, to THEODORA SOPHIA, third daughter, - and MR. JAMES CHRISTIAN OEHLSCHLAGER, Merchant, from Hamburgh, to CATHERINE MATHILDA, fourth daughter of MR. WM. ARMSTRONG, of this town.
Thursday July 24, 1828	Death	Died on Tuesday morning last, after a short illness, MISS MARY ANN BROPHY, daughter of the late MR. JOHN BROPHY, aged 24 years. Her funeral will take place this day, at 2 o'clock, from her mother's residence.
Thursday July 31, 1828	Birth	At Bath, on the 11th ultimo, the Lady of THOMAS HOLDSWORTH BROOKING, Esq., of a son.
Thursday July 31, 1828	Death	Died on Thursday morning, aged 17 years, ELIZABETH, third daughter of MR. HENRY RADFORD, of this town. - Her funeral took place on Sunday, and was respectable attended.
Thursday July 31, 1828	Death	Died - At Harbour Grace, on Thursday evening last, the infant son of JOHN ROCHFORD, Esq., aged 20 months.
Thursday July 31, 1828	Death	Died - On Monday evening last, aged 86, MR. WILLIAM WALSH, after a long and tedious illness, which he supported with Christian fortitude. - His remains will be conveyed to the grave this evening, at 3 o'clock, P.M., from his late residence Duckworth Street, when his friends and acquaintances are solicited to attend without further notice.
Thursday August 14, 1828	Death	Died on Wednesday the 6th instant, after a long and tedious illness, aged 17 years, JOHN, son of the late MR. JOHN TORNEY. - His funeral took place on Saturday last.
Thursday September 4, 1828	Marriage	Married at Trinity, on the 18th ultimo, by the Rev. W. Bullock, MR. ROBERT BAYLY, sub-collector, of H.M.V (?) Customs, to MISS SARAH KELSON.
Thursday September 4, 1828	Death	Died, on the 4th August, in the 50th year of his age, after a short but severe illness, MR. MICHAEL EANNON, a native of Ireland, but lately from St. John's, Newfoundland, where he had been many years a respectable and worthy resident. - Halifax Acadian Recorder.
Thursday September 11, 1828	Marriage	Married on Friday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, the REV. JOHN CHAPMAN, of Twillingate, to MISS REBECCA COCKFIELD, of Richmond, Yorkshire.
Thursday September 11, 1828	Death	Died on Sunday last, after a lingering and painful illness, much esteemed and regretted by all who knew her, MARGARET, wife of MR. BRYAN PHENY, aged 25 years. Her remains were conveyed to the grave yesterday evening, attended by a very numerous and respectable assemblage of the inhabitants.
Thursday September 18, 1828	Death	Died at Waterford, on the 18th July last, a few days after his arrival from this island, Assistant Commissary General GEORGE MANVELL.
Thursday September 25, 1828	Death	Died on Thursday morning last, ELIZA EMILY, daughter of HENRY THOMAS, Esq.
Thursday October 2, 1828	Marriage	Married on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. James Sinnott, JOHN WALSH, Esq., M.D., of the University of Edinburgh, to ELIZA ANN, daughter of MR. JOHN DOWSLEY, of this place.
Thursday October 2, 1828	Death	Died on Friday last, of apoplexy, MARY, wife of MR. GEORGE KNIGHT, shipwright, aged 41. - Her funeral took place on Monday.
Thursday October 2, 1828	Death	On Saturday last, after a short illness, HENRY, youngest son of MR. WILLIAM BARNES, blockmaker, aged 6 years. - His funeral took place yesterday.
Thursday November 13, 1828	Marriage	Married on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Flemming, MR. EDWARD POWER, of this town, to MISS ELIZABETH VEIN CAHILL, of Waterford.
Thursday November 13, 1828	Death	Died yesterday morning, after a very short illness, MR. PATRICK MYHAN, aged 44 years. He was deservedly respected for his upright and honest principles through life, and his death is sincerely regretted by all who knew him. - His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) evening, at 3 o'clock, when the friends and the acquaintances of the family are requested to attend.
Thursday December 4, 1828	Marriage	Married at Fort Townshend, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, LIEUT. J.W. COLLINGTON, Royal Artillery, to JANE, second daughter of LIEUT. COOKE, R.V.C.
Thursday December 4, 1828	Marriage	Yesterday, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. DAVID COXSON, watchmaker, to CHARLOTTE, eldest daughter of MR. WM. FREEMAN, of this town.
Thursday December 11, 1828	Marriage	Married on Monday evening, the first instant, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN ROGERS, blacksmith, of Ferryland, to MISS MARY RYAN, of this town.
Thursday December 11, 1828	Death	Died, at Plaster Cove, Gut of Canso, in the 56th year of his age, MR. ALEXANDER HAIRE (?), formerly a most respectable merchant in this town.
Thursday December 18, 1828	Marriage	Married on Friday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. ROBERT PINSENT, Port de Grave, merchant, to MISS LOUISA BROOM WILLIAMS, third daughter of MR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, of this place.
Thursday December 18, 1828	Death	Died, on Sunday last, aged 2 years 7 months, CHARLES JOHN, son of the REV. MR. LAUGHARNE.
Thursday December 25, 1828	Marriage	Married, on Friday evening last, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, STEPHEN LAWLER, Esq., Merchant, of the firm (Doyle & Lawler) to MISS LOUISA GRAY, daughter of the late COL. ROBERT GRAY, one of the Member so His Majesty's Council, and Provincial Treasurer, of P.E.Island.
Thursday December 25, 1828	Marriage	On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. ALFRED WILSON, apothecary, to MISS JANE THISTLE HILLYARD, both of this place.
1829
January 8, 1829	Marriage	Married, evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. WILLIAM PICKER, to MISS SARAH HAMLIN, both of this place.
Thursday January 15, 1829	Birth	At Sussex - place, in London, late in October, the Lady of the HON. CAPT. FRANCIS MAUDE, R.N. of a son and heir.
Thursday January 15, 1829	Death	Died, on Wednesday, the 7th instant, after severe illness, in the 46th year of his age, MR. NATHANIEL HILL, for twenty years past a respectable tradesman and worthy inhabitant of this town. He has left a widow and 8 children to lament his irreparable, loss. - His funeral took place on Monday last, - respectable attended.
January 15, 1829	Death	On Saturday last, after a severe illness, MR. WM. CARSON, youngest son of WM. CARSON, Esq., M.D., aged 15 years. - His remains were yesterday conveyed to the grave, by a large concourse of the most respectable inhabitants.
Thursday February 12, 1829	Death	Died, on Monday last, after a short but painful illness, MR. SAMUEL WOODLEY, aged 51 years, a respectable inhabitant of this town. His funeral will take place on Saturday next, at one o'clock, when his friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend.
Thursday May 7, 1829	Birth	At Jersey, on the 2nd January last, the lady of CAPT. EAGER, R.N. of twin boys. - Who, by late advices from thence, are with the mother doing extremely well.
Thursday May 7, 1829	Death	Died, on Thursday morning last, after a few hours illness, at her husband's house, Henry Street, in this City, MRS. JAMES MORRIS. In this truly amiable woman were associated those happy and rare qualities which endear human life, and inspire firm hopes of a better. A dutiful attachment to her husband - a prudent and sensitive affection for her children - a sincere and disinterested devotedness to her friends - have uniformly marked her high sense of social virtues; whilst a piety ardent and unaffected - a charity generous and unostentatious - a life religious and pure - have edified her acquaintance, and must have secured for herself the eternal rewards of the just. - Waterford Chronicle, March 28.
Thursday May 14, 1829	Marriage	Married, on Tuesday, the 31st ult., at Hawkshead, by the Rev. George Parks, Wm. HART GADEN, Esq., merchant, St. John's, Newfoundland, to MISS ELIZA BURTON, of Graythwaite-hall, Windermere, Westmorland. -Liverpool Albion, April 13.
Thursday May 28, 1829	Marriage	Married, on Saturday evening last, by Rev. Dr. Scallan, and immediately afterwards, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, JOSEPH SHEA, Esq., M.D., to MARGARET, eldest daughter of WILLIAM CARSON, Esq.,M.D., all of this place.
Thursday May 28, 1829	Death	Died, on Thursday morning last, after a short illness, LIEUT. HENRY FRANCIS MARTIN VIGOREUX, of the 84th Regiment, son of LIEUT. COL. VIGOREUX, Royal Engineers.
Thursday May 28, 1829	Death	Died on the 18th of April, at Rose Bank, near Falkirk, PETER HENDERSON, Esq., of the firm of Henderson, Bland & Co. of this town.
Thursday June 4, 1829	Marriage	Married on the 6th May, St. Michael's Church, Liverpool, MR. SAMUEL JOB, (second son of JOHN JOB, Esq., of Park place, Liverpool), to ELIZABETH, daughter of WILLIAM COOKE, Esq., of Kensington.
Thursday June 4, 1829	Death	Died, on Tuesday morning last, after a short but painful illness of only three days, aged 21 years, MR. JAMES MANSON CURRIE, of the parish of Dun(?), Argyleshire (Scotland). - His funeral will take place from the house of Mr. Kydd, this day (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, when his friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
Thursday June 4, 1829	Death	On Tuesday evening, after a very short illness, PATRICK, eldest son of MR. HENRY DUGGAN, aged 26 years. - His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday), at 4 o'clock, from his father's residence, when the friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Thursday June 11, 1829	Death	Died on Thursday last, after a lingering illness, MR. HENRY MADDOCK, youngest son of the late MR. LUKE MADDOCK, of this town, aged 33 years. Amiable, kind and sincere in all the relations of life, he died regretted by those who estimate the purest integrity and moral value.
Thursday June 11, 1829	Death	On Saturday last, MR. JAMES CHURCHWARD, Ship Master, of Burry Pomeroy (England) aged 46 years.
Thursday June 11, 1829	Death	Same day, after a short illness, MR. PATRICK HEANEY, Schoolmaster, aged 46 years.
Thursday June 11, 1829	Death	The Red Indian woman, SHANANDITHIT - better known by the name of NANCY - who was taken some years ago by MR. PEYTON, and lived for the last twelve months in this town, died of consumption of the lungs on Saturday last, aged, it is supposed, about 28 years. She resided during her stay in St. John's, with the Attorney-General and W.E. Cormack, Esq., who procured her the best medical attendance, and paid her every attention, but the morle of life, so different from that to which she had been accustomed, appeared to have hastened her dissolution.
Thursday June 11, 1829	Inquest	An inquest was held on the 7th just., before Wm. Dickson, Esq., Coroner, on the body of EDWARD CALLANAN, found drowned near the wharf of Mr. Henry Shea. From the evidence produced, it appeared, that about two o'clock on Sunday morning, the deceased left the house of a person called COONEY, for the purpose of returning to his lodgings near Admiral's beach, but unfortunately wandered to the wharf, and, it was supposed, in endeavouring to get on board a vessel, had fallen overboard. - Verdict, Accidently drowned.
Thursday July 9, 1829	Marriage	Married, at Brigus, on Wednesday, the 24th ult., by the Rev. John Boyd, MR. SAMUEL SPRACKLIN, of that place, aged 70, to MRS. ELIZABETH FINCH, aged 54, widow of the late MR. SAMUEL FINCH, ship-builder of Trinity. The happy couple appeared in excellent health and spirits, and at the conclusion of the ceremony immediately set off for the country residence of the bridegroom, to enjoy solus cum sola, the felicities of the honeymoon.
Thursday July 9, 1829	Marriage	At Harbour Grace, on Wednesday last, by the Rev. N. Devereux, MR. THOMAS BUTLER of Port-de-Grave, to MISS ELEANOR BREEN, of this town. - Mercury
Thursday July 9, 1829	Death	Died, on Sunday the 27th ult., after a lingering illness, aged 46 years, MR.RICHARD KNIGHT, shipwright, and old and respectable inhabitant of this town.
Thursday July 16, 1829	Marriage	Married on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOSEPH TOWAN, Watchmaker, to MARY, daughter of MR. RICHARD PERCHARD.
Thursday July 16, 1829	Marriage	On Sunday, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN MEADUS, of Poole, Dorset, to MARY SUSAN ANN, third daughter of MR. WM. PHIPARD.
Thursday July 23, 1829	Marriage	Married, on Wednesday evening, the 15th instant, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, the REV. CHARLES BATE, Methodist Missionary for Island Cove and Perlican, to MISS SARAH BEARNES.
Thursday July 23, 1829	Death	Died, on Sunday evening last, about 5 o'clock, after a short illness of only 6 days, MR. MATTHEW GUSWALE, Jun., late Packet-Master, of Portugal Cove, aged 29 years. His death was occasioned by Erysipelas, with which he was severely attacked. He was a man of steady habits, and generally respected by all who knew him. - Gazette
Thursday July 30 1829	Coroner's jury	On the afternoon of Sunday last, a man of the name ROBERT GRACE, was found drowned in that part of Brine's River commonly called the Soldiers' Hole. The body was discovered by some boys who were bathing in the River, one of whom, seeing some extraordinary substance at the bottom, and supposing it to be a bundle of clothes, dived for it, when to his great terror, he caught hold of the leg of the unfortunate man. A bag, containing a heavy stone, was found to have been securely tied round the neck, and from this, as well as from other circumstances, the coroner's jury returned a verdict of - suicide by drowning. IBID
Thursday July 30 1829	Marriage	Married, on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. SAMUEL WILLS HUTCHINGS, Master of the Brigantine Billow, to MISS CLEMEATINA ASH, eldest daughter of MR. WILLIAM ASH.
Thursday August 20, 1829	Marriage	Married, Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Fleming, MR. WILLIAM FITZPATRICK, Baker, to MARGARET, widow of the late MR, THOMAS FITZGERALD, of this town.
Thursday August 20, 1829	Death	Died, on the 4th inst., at Placentia, very sincerely regretted by his numerous flock and all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, the REV. ANDREW CLEARY, Roman Catholic Clergyman and Rector of the district of Placentia Bay, aged 53 years. His funeral took place on the 6th instant.
Thursday August 27, 1829	Death	Died on Thursday last, after a tedious illness, MR. JAMES JOHNSTON, CABINET-MAKER, AGED 56. - His funeral took place on Sunday, and was respectable attended.
Thursday September 10, 1829	Marriage	Married, on Saturday, the 29th ultimo, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. WILLIAM BEARNS, of Ashburton, Devon, to ELIZA, daughter of MR. JOHN PERKINS.
Thursday September 10, 1829	Marriage	Same day, at Bay Bulls, by the Rev. J. Robertson, MR. THOMAS GLEN, Merchant, to JANE, youngest daughter of the late RICHARD REED, Esq., of this place.
Thursday September 10, 1829	Marriage	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JAMES WISEMAN, to SUSANNAH, daughter of MR. WILLIAM STEARS, of Blockmaker's-hall.
Thursday September 10, 1829	Marriage	Last evening, by the Rev. M.A. Fleming, MR. THOMAS HAYES, Shopkeeper, of this town, to MISS ELLEN O'REGAN.
Thursday September 10, 1829	Death	Died, lately, at Bonavista, GERALD FORD, Esq. J.P. a very old and respectable inhabitant of that harbour.
Thursday September 17, 1829	Marriage	Married, on the evening of Saturday last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. KENNETH O'DEA, of Greenock, to ELIZABETH, second daughter of MR. JOHN BRINE, Merchant, of this place.
Thursday October 8, 1829	Marriage	Married, on the evening of Thursday last, by the Rec. F.H. Carrington, LIEUT. WILLIAM GORDON, of H.M.S.Tyne, to MARGARET GEORGIANA, second daughter of LIEUT.-COL. VIGOREUX, Commanding Royal Engineer.
Thursday October 8, 1829	Death	Died, at Carbonear, on Friday evening last, in the 75th year of her age, relict of the late MR. THOMAS MAHER, of Harbour Grace. Her remains were escorted on Monday, to the latter place, by a large and respectable concourse of different denominations.
Thursday October 29, 1829	Marriage	Married, on the 15th Sept. last, at St. James Church, London, JAMES COCHRANE, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, (late Acting Assistant Judge in this Island) to ANN TERESA ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of LIEUT.-COL. WILLIAM HALY, A.D.C.
Thursday November 5, 1829	Marriage	Married, on Tuesday evening, the 27th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Herron, MR. JAMES HOGAN to MISS HONORA BURROWS, both of this town.
Thursday November 5, 1829	Marriage	At Port-de-Grave, on the 3rd ultimo, by the Rev. C. Blackman, MR. CHARLES D. GARLAND, of Harbour Grace to MARY LOUISA, youngest daughter of MR. WILLIAM ANDREWS, of the former place.
Thursday November 5, 1829	Death	Died on Saturday night last, after a long and painful illness, which he bore with great fortitude and resignation, MR. WILLIAM MEALICAN, aged 34 years - a native of Waterford, Ireland. His funeral took place yesterday evening, numerously and respectable attended.
Thursday November 5, 1829	Inquest	An inquest was held on Saturday last, on the body of MICHAEL DOHERTY, a fisherman, of this place, who died suddenly in the street, near the premises of Messrs. McBride & Kerr, on the morning of that died. - Verdict, died by the visitation of God.
Thursday November 12, 1829	Death	Died, on Friday last, returning from the Labrador, very sincerely regretted, MR. LAWRENCE POWER, aged 63 years. - His remains were landed on Saturday, and conveyed to the grave on Tuesday evening, numerously and respectable attended.
Thursday November 26, 1829	Death	Died, on Saturday morning last, after a long illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, MARY, wife of MR. THOMAS BLAKE, of this place, aged 47 years. - Her funeral took place on Tuesday, and was respectable attended.
Thursday November 26, 1829	Death	On the 23rd September, at sea, while on passage from Demerara for this port, MR. JAMES TODREDGE, of the Quebec. He was an able and intelligent Shipmaster, esteemed by all who knew him, and has left, in this place, a disconsolate wife, and young family, to deplore in him the loss of their only support. - Quebec Mercury, Nov. 3
Thursday December 3, 1829	Death	COLONEL SKINNER of the Royal Artillery, died at Woolwich, on the 26th of October. The news of the death of his son, in India, reached England about the same period.
Thursday December 3, 1829	Death	Died, at Fernando, PO, LIEUT. A.O. CARRINGTON, Royal Marines, son of the late Rev. Carrington, Vicar of Topaham, Devonshire, and a Prebebdary of Exeter. - London Courier, Oct. 9
Thursday December 3, 1829	Notice	On Sunday last, the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming conferred the Holy Order of Priesthood on MR. EDMON DOYLE, in the Roman Catholic Chapel of this town. The Rev. Gentleman is, we understand, intended as an assistant in the St. John's district.
Thursday December 10, 1829	Death	Died, at St. Vincent, on the 11th of October last, aged 44 years, the HON. JOHN DALZELL, Colonel of Militia, Senior Assistant Justice, Speaker of the House of Assembly, an eminent merchant in that island.
Thursday December 17, 1829	Marriage	Married, on Monday last, at Carbonear, by the Rev. J. Burt, NICHOLAS STABB, Esq., Deputy-Sheriff of the Northern District, to RACHEL, sister of THOMAS CHANCEY, Esq., Merchant, of that place.
Thursday December 17, 1829	Marriage	On Tuesday last, MR. JOHN SMITH, Merchant, to MISS MARY PAINE, both of this place. - Conception Bay Mercury, Dec. 11
Thursday December 17, 1829	Death	Died, on Monday last, after a short illness, SUSANNA, the only daughter of MR. WILLIAM HAYWARD, of this town, aged 6 years.
Thursday December 24, 1829	Marriage	Married, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR.THOMAS EPPES GADEN, third son of the late GEORGE GADEN,Esq., of the firm of Hart, Eppes, Gaden & Robinson, to JANE ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of MR. JOHN BRINE, Merchant, of this town.
Thursday December 24, 1829	Death	Died, on Monday last, after a Magering (?) illness, MR. THOMAS CULLETON, a respectable inhabitant of this place. His funeral took place yesterday, and was respectably attended.
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Thursday January 7, 1830	Died	on Wednesday, the 30th ult., of a decline, which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, MISS CATHERINE WALSH, aged 26 years, much regretted by her relatives and a numerous circle of acquaintances.
Thursday January 14, 1830	Married	at Petty Harbour, on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr. Herron, MR. JACOB ANGEL, to ANN, eldest daughter of MR. MATTHEW MORRIS, of this town.
Thursday January 21, 1830	Married	on Sunday evening, the 10th inst. By the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. HENRY JOHN SAUNDERS, of this place, joiner, to MISS MARY WILLIAMS, of Bay Bulls.
Thursday January 21, 1830	Died	on Thursday evening last, after a long and severe illness, aged 3 year and 9 months, HENRY CANVIN, only surviving son of Stephen Lawler.
Thursday January 28, 1830	Married	on the 14th instant, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, LIEUT. JOHN BULGER, R.N., to ELIZABETH, sister of MR. T. HOULTON, of this town.
Thursday February 4, 1830	Died	on Monday morning, much regretted by her friends, MARY, wife of MR. WM. CONWAY, Southside, aged 34 years. - Her funeral took place yesterday, numerously and respectable attended.
Thursday February 18, 1830	Died	on Monday night last, after a short illness, aged 36 years, MR. GEORGE RENNELL, son of the late DR. RENNELL, of this place. - His funeral will take place this morning (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, from the St. John's Charity School. The friends of the deceased are respectfull invited to attend.
Thursday February 25, 1830	Married	on Monday evening last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, MR. HENRY SIMMS, Teacher, to MISS MAHER, both of this place.
Thursday February 25, 1830	Married	On Saturday last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, MR. JAMES CUDDERY, to MISS MYHAM, relict of the late MR. PATRICK MYHAM, of this town.
Thursday February 25, 1830	Died	at Harbour Grace, on Sunday, the 31st ult., MR. JOSEPH GEORGE GILLAM, aged 29 years, a native of Bristol, and, for some years past, bookkeeper to H.W. Danson, Esq., of this place.
Thursday March 4, 1830	Died	on Sunday morning last, after a very short illness, sincerely regretted by her friends and acquaintances, MRS. ELEANOR PARKER, wife of MR. WILLIAM PARKER, of this town, aged 26 years. - Her remains were conveyed to the grave on Tuesday evening, attended by a numerous and respectable concourse of the inhabitants.
Thursday March 11, 1830	Died	at Dartmouth (England), in January last, NICHOLAS BROOKING, Esq., late collector of H.M. Customs at port and brother of the HON. ARTHUR H. BROOKING, Collector of H.M. Customs, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Thursday March 18, 1830	Died	on Thursday evening last, at Harbour Grace, after a very painful and protracted illness, in the 49th year of his age, deeply lamented by his family, and universally regretted, JORDAN HENDERSON, Esq., of the firm J. & B. Henderson, merchants, of that town.
Thursday April 1, 1830	Died	on Monday the 22nd ult., after a long and painful illness, MARY, only daughter of MR. THOMAS CAHILL, blacksmith, of this town, aged 18 years. - Her funeral took place on Thursday last, and was respectably attended.
Thursday April 8, 1830	Married	at Sheldon, in the county of Devon, England, on the 5th of February last, ANDREW HOWARD, Esq., of the firm of Wise, Baker & Howard, of this place to MISS MIRIAM ROW, daughter of the late THOMAS ROW, Esq., former merchant of this town.
Thursday April 15, 1830	Married	on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Doyle, MR. JOHN GRACE to MISS MARY RIELLY, both of this town.
Thursday April 15, 1830	Married	Lately, at Bonavista, by the Venerable George Coster, Archdeacon of Newfoundland, H.J. HANSARD, Esq., (son of the late MAJOR H.J. HANSARD) to MARGARET, third daughter of the late WM. BELL, Esq.
Thursday April 15, 1830	Died	on Thursday morning last, after a painful and lingering illness, HENRY, infant son of MR. THOMAS BECK, merchant, of this town, aged 7 years.
Thursday April 15, 1830	Died	On Sunday last, at the residence of Mr. John Dicks, Water Street, MR. ROBERT HOAR, joiner, a native of Charmouth, Dorset, England, aged 40. - His funeral took place on Tuesday, and was respectably attended.
Thursday April 29, 1830	Married	on Tuesday evening, the 20th instant, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. GEORGE ANDERSON, to JEMIMA, eldest daughter of the late JOHN RENNELL, Esq., M.D.
Thursday April 29, 1830	Died	in February last, at Stamford, Lincolnshire, England, MRS. CATHERINE TATAM, relict of LIEUT. WILLIAM TATAM, of the Royal Navy, and sister of the MISSES KEATLUG of this town. - We cannot perform the melancholy duty imposed upon us by the death of this amiable Lady, without paying an humble tribute of regard to the many virtues and mild endearing qualities for which she was particularly distinguished. She was a native of Newfoundland - and we know of none who reflected more luster upon the place of her birth, or whose memory will be more fondly cherished by those numerous friends who felt justly proud of her acquaintance. Their sincere sorrow for that void in the domestic social circle which cannot be filled up, is the strongest testimony of her big, but unobtrusive worth.
Thursday May 6, 1830	Married	on Friday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. HENRY PARSONS, of this place, cabinet-maker, to MISS HARRIET BEARNES, of Ashburton, England.
Thursday May 6, 1830	Died	at Golden Grove, Jamaica, aged 24 years, JONATHON, youngest brother of COLONEL SIR ROBERT STEELE, Knight, K.C.S., and CAPTAIN STEELE of the Forte.
Thursday May 13, 1830	Married	on Sunday the 25th ult., at Bareneed Church, by the Rev. C. Blackman, MR. JOHN BESANT (in the employ of Messrs.Gosse, Pack, and Fryer, at Bay Roberts), to PATIENCE, youngest daughter of MR. WILLIAM ELMES, of Bay Roberts.
Thursday May 13, 1830	Married	At Port-de-Grave, on Sunday the 2nd instant, by the Rev. C. Blackman, MR. JOHN GIFFORD, to MRS. MARGARET DENNING, widow of MR. WILLIAM DENNING, late Merchant of that place.
Thursday May 20, 1830	Married	at Cork, on the 24th April last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Murphy, PATRICK MORRIS, Esq., Merchant, of St. John's, Newfoundland, to MISS BULLEN, daughter of DR. BULLEN, of that city, - immediately after the ceremony, the happy couple set off for Dublin, on their way to London, where they purposed spending their honeymoon.
Thursday May 20, 1830	Married	At Bermuda, on the 8th April last, JOSEPH ROSE, Esq., Master of H.M.S. Tyne, to EMILY, third daughter of Deputy Assist. Com. General LEE.
Thursday May 20, 1830	Married	On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Frederick H. Carrington, B.A., MR JOHN HANLEY, to SUSANNA BUTLER, second daughter of MR. JOHN FRY - all of this town.
Thursday May 27, 1830	Died	at Dartmouth (England) on the 6th ult., aged 27 years, HANNAH, only sister of THOMAS H. BROOKING, Esq., merchant of this place.
Thursday June 3, 1830	Died	at Harbour Grave, the 21st ult., MRS. ANN McDONALD, aged 27 years.
Thursday June 3, 1830	Died	At same place, the 24th ult., aged 34 years, MR. D'EWES COKE PATTINGTON ROWE, sometime partner in business with the late Dr. Warner of this town.
Thursday June 10, 1830	Married	on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Brown, MR. MICHAEL M'LEAN LITTLE, of this town, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of the late MR. RICHARD GRAUDY of Duncannon, County Wexford, Ireland.
Thursday June 10, 1830	Died	on Thursday last, after a short illness, much and deservedly regretted by his numerous friends, LIEUT-COLONEL HENRY MORDANT GAGE VIGOREUX, aged 47 years, Commanding Royal Engineer at this station. His remains were interred on Monday with the usual military honours.
Thursday June 10, 1830	Died	At Greenspond, on the 23rd ultimo, after a severe illness, much respected and regretted, JOHN EDGAR, Esq., Surgeon, aged 52 years. - Mr.Edgar had discharged the office of a Magistrate in that district for more than twenty years, and he left a numerous family to deplore their irreparable loss.
Thursday June 17, 1830	Married	on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN WYATT, to MISS CATHERINE WYSE, youngest daughter of the late MR. PETER WYSE, Shipwright, all of this place.
Thursday June 17, 1830	Married	At Crockers Cove, on Tuesday, the 8th instant, by the Rev. N. Devereux, MR. EDWARD HANRAHAN, of Mosquito, to MARY, daughter of MR. FELIX M'CARTHY, of the former place. Conception Bay Mercury, June. 11.
Thursday June 17, 1830	Died	in this town on Monday evening last, NICHOLAS JOHN, the infant son of MR. WILLIAM DALTON, of Carbonear. The death of this child was remarkable sudden and extraordinary. He was seized with a convulsive fit, on the above evening, and expired in his nurse's arms, in a few minutes afterwards. He had been. Previously, in apparent good health.
Thursday June 24, 1830	Died	on Friday last, aged 29 years, ELIZABETH, wife of MR. J.B. BULLEY, merchant, of this place, much and deservedly regretted by all who knew her. - Her funeral took place on Tuesday, and was most respectably attended.
Thursday July 8, 1930	Died	in February last, at the Island of Ascension, LIEUT. CARRINGTON, R.M., of Topsham, - brother of the Rev. F.H. Carrington of this town.
July 22, 1830	Married	on the 8th instant, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. CHARLES COOPER, (Master of the brig Admiral Lake, of Halifax) to SUSANNA, eldest daughter of MR. JOHN WHITER (?), of His Majesty's Customs in this town.
July 22, 1830	Died	Ross (Ireland), the latter end of May last, MISS AMELIA ANNA GOFF, aged 19, eldest daughter of PADE (?) GOFF, Esq., of Prince Edward Island. - much lamented by a large circle of relatives and friends.
July 22, 1830	Died	Suddenly, on the 20th May, at Layton, Shaftesbury, at the advanced age of 85, THOMAS BENNETT, Esq., for many years an Alderman of that borough. He was highly esteemed as the friend and advocate of the poor, the firm supporter of consistent independence, and was much and deservedly respected for his inflexible integrity of conduct through Hie. To the ? he was blessed with unusual ability of mental faculty. - Bristol Gazette
July 22, 1830	Died	At Greenock, on the 24th May last, after a tedious illness. PAT(?) HUXTER, sen., Esq., of the firm of Messrs. James H. ? & Co.
July 22, 1830	Died	At Halifax, N.S. on the 4th instant, most sincerely regretted by a large circle of acquaintances, to whom she was endeared by her many virtues and amiable qualifications, MRS. RYAN, widow, of the late PATRICK RYAN, Esq., merchant, of that place, and sister of PATRICK DOYLE, Esq., of this town.
Thursday July 29, 1830	Married	on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, WM. VA(?) LANCE, Esq., to MISS MARGARET McGILL, third daughter of JOHN DUNSCOMB, Esq.
Thursday July 29, 1830	Married	On Monday evening, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR WM. LILLY to MRS. SUSANNAH M'ALLASTER.
Thursday July 29, 1830	Died	on Friday morning last, after a short but painful illness, MR. JOHN BROOM, jun., son of JOHN BROOM, Esq., Chief Magistrate of this town, aged 44 years. - His funeral took place on Sunday, and was most respectably attended.
Thursday July 29, 1830	Died	At. St. Mary's, on the 3rd instant, regretted by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance as well so deeply lamented by his family and all his relations, WM. PHIPARD, Esq., merchant, aged 59 years, twenty of which he filled, with honour and respect to himself, the situation of Senior Magistrate of that district. - Ledger
Thursday August 5, 1830	Married	on Sunday evening last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, MR THOMAS TERRAHAN to MISS MARY BATES.
Thursday August 12, 1830	Died	on Monday morning last, after a short but painful illness, MARGARET, relict of the late MR. PATRICK REDMOND, of this place, aged 66 years.
Thursday August 19, 1830	Married	on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN WINTER, of H.M. Customs, to ANN, fourth daughter of the late JOHN RENNELL, M.D.
Thursday August 19, 1830	Died	on Saturday last, aged 25 years, MR ROBERT PAGE, of Dartmouth, master of the Schooner Adventure, of (?) now lying in this port. His remains were conveyed to the grave on Monday last, very respectably attended.
Thursday August 26, 1830	Married	on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, JOHN MOORE GODET, Esq., of Bermuda, to EMILY, eldest daughter of WILLIAM STEVENS, Esq., Deputy Assistant Commissary General of the Forces.
Thursday August 26, 1830	Married	At Edinburgh, on the 7th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Lee, SAMUEL CARSON, M.D., St. John's, Newfoundland, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of the late REV. WILLIAM SAWERS, A.M. Minister of Crookham, county of Northunberland. Scotsman, July 14.
Thursday September 2, 1830	Married	at Sydney, on the 18th ult., by the Rev. Charles Inglls, MR. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAIRE, Surgeon, eldest son of the late MR. ALEXANDER HAIRE, of this place, to MARGARET BANNISTER EVELINA, third daughter of the late PHILLIP DUMERESQ, Esq., Collector of H.M. Customs of that port.
Thursday September 2, 1830	Died	on Monday morning last, aged 68 years, MR. JAMES VAVASOR, Cooper, an old and respectable inhabitant of this town. The friends of the deceased are respectfully solicited to attend his funeral this day (Thursday), at half-past three o'clock.
Thursday September 16, 1830	Died	on Monday night last, after a short but painful illness, ELIZABETH GRACE, aged 22 years. - Her funeral will take place this day, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her brother, opposite the Roman Catholic Chapel.
Thursday October 7, 1830	Married	at Brigus, on Thursday the 16th Sept., MR. WM. STENTAFORD, (in the employ of Charles Cosens, Esq.) to MISS LUCY NORMAN.
Thursday October 7, 1830	Died	on Tuesday last, after a protracted illness, aged 38 years, MRS. BRIDGET FOLEY.- Her funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) at 2 o'clock from the residence of MR. MATTHEW MORRIS, (Fresh Water). The friends of the deceased are respectfully requested to attend.
Thursday October 7, 1830	Died	in August last, in Devonshire (England), THOMAS TREMBLETT, Esq., formerly Chief Justice of Newfoundland.
Thursday October 14, 1830	Married	at Blackhead, on the 6th instant, by the Rev. Richard Knight, Wesleyan Missionary, the REV. JOHN SMITHIES, W.M., to HANNAH, daughter of MR. WM. WITT, jn, merchant, of Skinner Street, London.
Thursday October 21, 1830	Married	on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, CAPT. JOHN WAKEHAM (of the brig Apollo), to MISS SUSANNAH TUCKER, of this town.
Thursday October 28, 1830	Married	on Sunday evening last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, MR. THOMAS CASEY, of this town, to CATHERINE, second daughter of MR. MICHAEL BURKE, of Tilton Harbour.
Thursday November 4, 1830	Died	on Friday morning last, after a severe illness, MR. HENRY SHEA, merchant, of this town, aged 63 years - of which forty-six were passed in Newfoundland. His remains were conveyed to the tomb, on Monday last, attended by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming and his clergy.
Thursday December 16, 1830	Married	at Trinity, on the 5th instant, by the Rev. William Bullock, MR. JAMES COLLIS, to MISS SUSDIN, both of that place.
Thursday December 23, 1830	Married	on Thursday last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, MR. LAWRENCE BARRON, President of the Mechanics' Society, to MISS MARY FANNON, of Waterford.
Thursday December 23, 1830	Married	Same day, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, MR. JOHN BIRRAGAN, of this town, to MISS ROSALIE RIELLEY, of Placentia.
Thursday December 23, 1830	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, CAPTAIN R.B. SMITH of Halifax, to MARY, second daughter of MR. TIMOTHY FLANNERY, of this town.
Thursday December 23, 1830	Married	Yesterday evening, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, MR. JOHN WILLIAM SAUNDERS, of Renews, merchant, to MRS. MARY STRACHAN, a relict of the late JAMES COULTER STRACHAN, Esq., Surgeon, Royal Vetern Companies.
Thursday December 23, 1830	Died	at Dartmouth on the 9th Nov., aged 68 years, MR. THOMAS BROOKING, late Surveyor of the Customs at that port.
1831
Thursday January 20, 1831	Married	On Saturday evening last, by Rev. Frederick H. Carrington, Mr. JAMES STEWART, a mechanic in the employ of Government, to MARIA, second daughter of Mr. ROBERT SNOOK, of this place.
Thursday January 27, 1831	Died	On Monday last, after a long and painful illness, Mr. GEOFFREY MORRIS, of Burin, Merchant, aged 60 years. His funeral took place at an early hour this morning.
Thursday January 27, 1831	Died	Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS, of Bristol, a clerk in the service of Mr. John Ryan, aged 29 years.
Thursday January 27, 1831	Died	On Tuesday last, after a very protracted illness, much esteemed and regretted, Mrs. BROOM, lady of JOHN BROOM, Esq., Chief Magistrate, in the 71st. year of her age. Her funeral will take place on Saturday next, at 12 o'clock, when the friends of the family are requested to attend without further notice.
Thursday January 27, 1831	Died	At Harbour Grace, on Saturday, the 15th. Instant, aged 87, MARY, relict of the late Mr. JOHN STRATTON, formerly a merchant of that town. On Tuesday last, attended by all the Wesleyan Missionaries residing in the neighbourhood, by her relatives, and a large concourse of persons of all religious denominations, all alike anxious to pay the last tribute of respect to so eminent a Christian, her remains were carried from her late residence to the Wesleyan Chapel, where (at her request) a sermon was preached by the Rev. Wm. Ellis, W.M., from thence they were carried to the churchyard, where they were received by the Rev. Mr. Burt, Episcopal Missionary, and conducted to the grave.
Thursday February 10, 1831	Married	On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Devereux, Mr. WILLIAM STAUNTON, to Miss CATHERINE O'MAHONEY, a dressmaker.
Thursday February 10, 1831	Died	On Sunday evening last, after a lingering illness, which he bore with fortitude and resignation, Mr. PATRICK SHELLY, aged 42 years, much regretted by his family and numerous friends. His remains were conveyed to the tomb yesterday evening, attended by the Benevolent Irish Society, - which he was an officer and a very numerous and an respectable concourse of the inhabitants.
Thursday March 3, 1831	Died	At Harbour Grace, on the 21st. ult., in the 70th. year of his age, OLIVER ST. JOHN, Esq., for the last thirty years of his life, he was a honourable employee in that district in the service of Government, progressively as Clerk of the Peace, Chief Magistrate, Surrogate, (until the introduction of the present Judicatore Act), and finally as one of the Bench of Magistrates, which situations he uniformly filled wit credit to himself, and general satisfaction to the public.
Thursday March 17, 1831	Married	On Saturday last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. JOHN NICHOLS, of the firm C.F. Bennett & Co., to CHARLOTTE, only daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM TOUZE, of Teigemouth, Devon, for many years a respectable ship master in the trade of this country.
Thursday March 17, 1831	Died	On Friday morning last, Mr. WM. McCURRIN, mechanic in the employ of Government, aged 28 years, a native of Scotland. His funeral took place on Sunday last.
Thursday March 31, 1831	Died	On Tuesday evening, Mr. THOMAS CAHILL, blacksmith of this town.
Thursday March 31, 1831	Died	Yesterday, Mrs. ELIZABETH PYNN, relict, of the late Mr. ROBERT PYNN, of Harbour Grace, in the 82nd year of her age.
Thursday April 7, 1831	Died	On Sunday morning last, after a lingering illness, aged 54 years, Mr. WILLIAM MAHON, for many years a respectable inhabitant of this town.
Thursday April 14, 1831	Married	At Fredericton, N.B., on the 12th of March by the Vea, the Archdeacon, the REV. GEORGE M'CAWLEY, A.M., Professor in King's College, to ANNE, eldest daughter of W.F. O'DELL, Esq., Province Secretary.
Thursday April 14, 1831	Died	On Sunday last, after a lingering illness, Mr. MATTHEW GUSWELL, aged 77 years.
Thursday April 14, 1831	Died	On Monday, Mr. JOHN GIRRIN, of the employ of Messrs. Robert Alsop & Co., aged 20 years.
Thursday April 21, 1831	Died	On Monday evening last, JOHN ARCHIBALD, second son of R. JOB, Esq., aged 6 years and 10 months.
Thursday April 21, 1831	Died	At Demerara, on the 13th March, Captain RICHARD SMITH, of the Schooner Hugh Denoon, of Halifax.
Thursday April 28, 1831	Died	On Friday last, Mrs. HANNAH FREEMAN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM FREEMAN, aged 44, sincerely regretted by all who knew her.
Thursday April 28, 1831	Died	On Saturday evening, aged 29 years, Mr. THOS. MOORE, printer of the Newfoundland Office, a native of Liverpool, (England).
Thursday April 28, 1831	Died	Yesterday evening, at the residence of her son-in-law, Nicholas Gill, Esq., after a long and painful illness, which was bore with meekness and resignation, Mrs. FRANCES GILL, relict of the late MICHAEL GILL, Esq., aged 74 years. - Her funeral will take place on Saturday next at one o'clock.
Thursday May 5, 1831	Birth	In March last, at Cork, the lady of PATRICK MORRIS, Esq., of Springfield, county Kilkenny, and of St. John's, Newfoundland, of a son and heir.
Thursday May 5, 1831	Married	At Harbour Briton, on the 12th of April last, by the Rev. Mr. Doyle, RICHARD L. SHEEHAN, Esq., M.D. to MARY, only daughter of the late JOHN GORMON, of Boxy, Fortune Bay.
Thursday May 12, 1831	Married	On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, REV. ADAM NIGHTINGALE, Wesleyan Missionary, to MARIA, fourth daughter of the late Mr. RICHARD PALMER, of Harbour Grace.
Thursday May 12, 1831	Died	On Friday evening last, aged 50 years, Mr. NICHOLAS LATOUR, of St. Maloes, France, for many years a respectable inhabitant of this town.
Thursday May 12, 1831	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a long and painful illness, CATHERINE, wife of Mr. THOMAS DUFFY. Her funeral will take place this day at 4 o'clock.
Thursday May 19, 1831	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. NOEL HANMER, of the Ordinance Department, to SUSANNAH, eldest daughter of GEO. WINTER, Esq., of this place.
Thursday May 19, 1831	Died	On Saturday evening last, after a protracted illness, BRIDGET, wife of NICHOLAS VEAIL, aged 26 years.
Thursday May 26, 1831	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. CHARLES GRILLS HIX, Master of the Brig Aurora, to ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM, youngest daughter of the late Mr. THOMAS PROWSE, Shipmaster, of this place.
Thursday May 26, 1831	Married	At St. Peter's Church, Dartmouth, on the 6th of April last, Mr. W. NEWMAN, of St. John's, Newfoundland, to Miss NICHOLS, only daughter of Capt. THOMAS NICHOLS of Dartmouth. - Exeter Gazette
Thursday June 2, 1831	Married	On Wednesday the 25th ultimo, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. JOHN DUGHALE, master of the brig George, of Poole, to AMELIA, third daughter of the late Mr. ROBERT PARSONS, of this place.
Thursday June 2, 1831	Died	On the 20th ult., WILLIAM EDWARD, son of Mr. WM. GOFF, of this town, aged 9 years.
Thursday June 2, 1831	Died	On the 26th, at the residence of Peter W. Carter, Esq., aged 69 years, MARY, widow of the late Mr. RICHARD BARNES, of this town.
Thursday June 9, 1831	Died	On Friday evening last, after a long and painful illness, PRISCELLA, wife of Mr. THOS. OSBORNE, aged 29 years.
Thursday June 9, 1831	Died	On Sunday evening last, Mr. JAMES RILEY, Master Carpenter, in the Royal Engineer Dept. His funeral will take place this evening at 4 o'clock.
Thursday June 16, 1831	Married	Last evening, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. JAMES M. HAMILTON, one of the firm of Messrs. W.B. Hamilton Co., Merchants, Halifax, to ELIZABETH MARY, eldest daughter of Mr. JOSEPH GILL, of this town.
Thursday June 16, 1831	Died	At the East India Company's military seminary, at Addiscombe, on the 21st May, in the 17th year of his age, Gentleman Cadet PATERSON (eldest son of Capt. W. PATERSON, R.N. Judge in Newfoundland)
Thursday June 23 1831	Died	On Thursday, the 9th instant, in the 20th year of her age, after a long and painful illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, ELIZABETH, daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM LACEY, of this town.
Thursday June 23 1831	Died	On Saturday last, much regretted by all who knew him, Mr. JONATHON PARSONS, aged 52 years.
Thursday June 23 1831	Died	On Monday evening last, after a short illness, Mr. JOHN CHANCEY, aged 42 years, son of LIONEL CHANCEY, Esq. His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) evening, at 3 o'clock.
Thursday July 7, 1831	Married	On Thursday evening last, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, Capt. WILLIAM HART, of the Brig Charles, to Miss JULIA B. HENLEY, of this town.
Thursday July 7, 1831	Died	On Monday evening last, after a short illness, JOHN, son of Mr. THOMAS HOULTON, aged 7 years.
Thursday July 28, 1831	Died	On Tuesday night, after a very lingering illness, the REV. EDWARD MORISON, Roman Catholic Curate, of this town, 34th year of his age. He was a native of Belfast and came to this mission in the spring of 1829. His funeral will take place on Saturday next at 11 o'clock.
Thursday August 11, 1831	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a very short illness, Mr. MICHAEL DOHERTY, aged 40 years. His funeral will take place this evening at 4 o'clock.
Thursday August 11, 1831	Died	At Harbour Grace, on Monday, the 1st instant, in the 81st year of his age, deeply regretted, Mr. STEPHEN BENNETT, smith.
Thursday August 18, 1831	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. MARTIN THOMAS, of Mevagissey, Cornwall, (Eng.) to JANE, youngest daughter of the late Mr. JOHN CROSSMAN, of this town.
Thursday August 18, 1831	Married	At Burin, on the 1st inst. by the Rev. Mr. Smithies, Wesleyan Missionary, DOCTOR BRADSHAW, of Placentia, to HANNAH, daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM PHIPARD, of St. Mary's.
Thursday August 18, 1831	Died	At Kings Cove, on Wednesday the 10th instant, Mr. MICHAEL MURPHY, of the House of Messrs. James MacBr(?) & Co. of that place, aged 53 years. Mr. Murphy has left a widow and 2 children to mourn their irreparable loss.
Thursday August 18, 1831	Died	At Truro, Nova Scotia, on the 27th ult., deeply and universally regretted, JOHN DUNCAN ARCHIBALD, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Judge of Probates for the District of Colchester, and Collector of Customs and Excise for the Port of Douglas.
Thursday August 18, 1831	Died	On Monday night last, Mr. CHARLES KICKHAM of this town, aged 68 years. His funeral will take place this evening.
Thursday August 18, 1831	Died	Recently, in the prime of his life, at Labrador, in consequence of a fall from a stagehead, Mr. TIMOTHY KENNEDY, Ship Master of Harbour Grace, and nephew of Mr. Thos. Foley of that town. His remains were brought to Harbour Grace on Monday last and interred on the following day.
Thursday September 1, 1831	Accident	An accident, which had nearly proved fatal in its consequences, occurred in Water-street, on Wednesday last. A fine boy, about seven years of age, son of Mr. THOMAS FLAVAHAN, in this town, while playing near his father's door, was seized by a pig and lacerated in so dreadful a manner as to force a considerable portion of the bowels through the wound. Medical Aid was immediately procured, and, we are glad to learn, hopes are entertained of the little fellow's recovery. Does not the above furnish a strong proof of the want of laws and regulations, to remove dangerous and disgraceful nuisances that so constantly infest our streets.
Thursday September 8, 1831	Married	On Monday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. WM. NUCKEY, tailor to Miss MARY ANN HANCOCK, of this town.
Thursday September 8, 1831	Died	At Halifax, N.S. on the 12th Aug. last, deservedly esteemed and regretted, ELEANOR, wife of the Hon. JAMES TOBIN, aged 54 years.
Thursday September 15, 1831	Married	At Carbonear, on the 7th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Burt, ROBERT AYLES, Esq., Merchant, to LAVINIA, eldest daughter of ROBERT PACK, Esq., Merchant, all of that town.
Thursday September 15, 1831	Died	On Friday evening last, after a lingering illness, Mr. ALFRED WILSON, Druggist.
Thursday September 22, 1831	Died	Yesterday morning, in the 27th year of his age, after a short, but painful illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr. THOMAS W. BALL, Printer. This young man, who possessed many good qualities has left a wife and child to lament his premature death. His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) at 2 o'clock.
Thursday October 20, 1831	Married	At Harbour Grace, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Burt, Mr. WILLIAM GILL, third son of Nicholas Gill, Esq., of this town, to ELIZA, eldest daughter of THOS. DANSON, Esq., Chief Magistrate of the Northern District.
Thursday October 20, 1831	Married	In August last, at Leeds, Yorkshire, (England), JOHN JOSEPH MacBRAIRE, Esq., only son of James MacBraire, Esq., of Tweed-hall, Berwick-on-Tweed, formerly of St. John's, Newfoundland, to Miss GOTT, youngest daughter of BENJAMIN GOTT, Esq., of the former place.
Thursday October 20, 1831	Died	Yesterday, immediately after childbirth, LAVINIA, wife of HENRY MacCASSEY, Esq., Assistant Surgeon Royal Veteran Companies, and daughter of RICHARD NEWTON BENNETT, Esq., Barrister-at-law, Dublin. Her funeral will take place on Sunday next, at one o'clock.
Thursday November 3, 1831	Married	On Tuesday evening last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, Mr. JOHN O' MARA, of Waterford, to MARY, only daughter of Mr. MICHAEL ALLEN, of this town.
Thursday December 8, 1831	Married	On 1st December, by the Right Revd. Dr. Fleming, Mr. WM. PARKER, to MARGARET, daughter of Mr. PATRICK GLEESON, of this town.
Thursday December 29, 1831	Died	On Sunday last, after a severe illness, much and deservedly regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends, Mrs. HUTCHINGS, wife of GEO. HUTCHINGS, Esq., and old and most respectable inhabitant of this town, aged 64 years. Her funeral will take place this day Thursday at noon.
1832
Thursday January 12, 1832	Married	At Harbour Grace, on Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. Mr. Burt, CHARLES SIMMS, Esq., Attorney at Law, to Miss HENDERSON, only daughter of the late JORDAN HENDERSON, Esq., of that place.
Thursday January 12, 1832	Married	At Carbonear, on Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Mackin, Mr. JOHN M'CARTHY, to MARY, eldest daughter of Mr. NICHOLAS M'KEE, all of that place.
Thursday January 12, 1832	Died	On the 4th instant, after a few hours illness, FANNY, eldest daughter of the Ven Archdeacon WIX, aged two years and nine months.
Thursday January 12, 1832	Died	On Sunday evening last, after a lingering illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH WAKEHAM, aged 69, and old and respectable inhabitant of this town. Her funeral will take place THIS DAY at noon, from her late residence.
Thursday January 19, 1832	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F. H. Carrington, Mr. RALPH TRIMMINGHAM, to ANN, eldest daughter of Mr. ROBERT BRINE.
Thursday February 2, 1832	Died	At Mortier (Placentia Bay), on the 12th ultimo, aged 79 years, Mr. RICHARD BISHOP, late of Burin, Merchant, where he resided for nearly forty years.
Thursday February 2, 1832	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a severe illness, Mr. GRAHAM LITTLE, a long established and very respectable inhabitant of this town, aged 79 years. His funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Thursday February 9, 1832	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F. H. Carrington, Mr. LAMBSHEAD, of Dartmouth, to ELIZABETH, second daughter of the late Mr. JAMES VAVASON, Cooper, of this town.
Thursday February 16, 1832	Died	At Burin (Placentia Bay), on the 21st January last, GEORGE THISTLE GADEN, Esq., Sub-collector of this Majesty's Customs, and Conservator of the Peace for the district of Burin - aged 34 years.
Thursday February 23, 1832	Died	At Harbour Grace, on the 11th instant, after a short illness, Mr. THOMAS AMBROSE DANSON, eldest son of THOMAS DANSON, Esq., Chief Magistrate of that place - aged 23 years.
Thursday March 1, 1832	Married	At the residence of George Bayly, Esq., Comptroller of His Majesty' s Customs, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, JOHN SINCLAIR, Esq., merchant, to Miss THOMSON, second daughter of the late JOHN THOMSON, Esq., of Glasgow. The greater number of the vessels in port, and the houses in the vicinity of Mr. Sinclair's were brilliantly illuminated in honor of the happy event, and indeed there have seldom or never been witnessed in this town greater demonstrations of attachment and respect than were manifested on this joyous occasion.
Thursday March 22, 1832	Died	On Tuesday evening last, after a very short illness, Mr. JOHN MEALICAN, aged 38 years. The deceased some years ago bore a commission in the British, and afterwards in the Spanish army, and received in the latter, high and flattering testimonials of merit. His funeral will take place on Friday (Tomorrow) at 4 o'clcok from the residence of Mr. THOMAS MARA.
Thursday March 22, 1832	Died	Same evening, Mr. EDWIN SETTEK, a native of Bristol, aged 18 years. His funeral will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his employers, Bennett, Morgan & Co.
Thursday Aprl 5, 1832	Married	On Thursday last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, at the residence of John Moore, Esq., of H.M. Customs, Mr. EDWARD LEE MOORE, youngest son of the late WILLIAM MOORE, Esq., of Waterford, to RUTH ANN NEWSON, niece and adopted daughter of Captain BLAMEY, R.N. of Portland Square, Plymouth, and niece of Captain Pearl, R.N. and of the late Surveyor-General Holbrook.
Thursday Aprl 5, 1832	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a lingering illness, which she bore with patience and resignation to the Devine will, MARY BUTLER, wife of Mr. THOMAS STACHWELL, tailor, of this town, aged 23 years. Her funeral will take place this day (Thursday) at half-past 3 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. John Fry.
Thursday April 19, 1832	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a long and painful illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr. MARTIN THOMAS, a native of Mevagissey, Cornwall, aged 26 years. His funeral will take place from this late residence (King's place) on Friday next at half past one o'clock.
Thursday May 3, 1832	Married	On the evening of the 25th ult., by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. ELLIS, o f Topsham, Devon, to JANE, second daughter of Mr. JAMES BRINE, of this place.
Thursday May 3, 1832	Died	On Monday evening last, after a short illness, Mrs. AMELIA RYAN, (wife of Mr. JOHN RYAN, King's printer,) aged 72 years. Funeral will take place on Sunday evening next at 5 o'clock.
Thursday May 3, 1832	Died	On Tuesday evening, after a lingering illness, Mr. THOS. WALKER, aged 79 years, formerly master mason in the Ordinance department at this station. His funeral will take place on Sunday evening next, at 4 o'clock from his house on Water Street.
Thursday May 3, 1832	Died	At Exeter, Devon, aged 20 years, after an illness of only two days, much regretted by her numerous relatives and friends, MARY HYNE, third daughter of Mr. WM. NEWMAN, merchant of this town.
Thursday May 3, 1832	Died	Recently, at Waterford, Mrs. MEAGHER, wife of THOMAS MEAGHER, Esq., former merchant of this town.
Thursday May 3, 1832	Died	At an advanced age, at his seat, Tweed Hill, near Berwick-on-Tweed, JAMES MacBRAIRE, Esq. Mr. MacBraire resided for a great number of years in this country, where he amassed a large fortune, which has now devolved on his son. He was a leading and influential merchant in this town, and was deserved respected, and popular for his talents and social qualities. He commanded the corps of Volunteer Rangers, and occupied a seat amongst the Bench of Magistrates. Mr. M. was also due of the founders, and for several years President, of the Benevolent Irish Society, to which he was a most liberal benefactor. At the time of his death, the 24th March last, he filled the office of one of the Vice Patrons of that Institution. (Communicated)
Thursday May 17, 1832	Sentenced	The Spring Session of the Central Circuit Court closed on Tuesday last - on the day previous, the Grand Jury found true Bills of Indictment against PIERCE MURPHY and THOMAS MURPHY, for an assault and battery upon JOSEPH MARTIN. Upon arraignment, the former pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to pay a fine of Five Pounds to the King, and to be imprisoned until the same be paid; the latter was acquitted.
Thursday May 17, 1832	Sentenced	A True Bill was also found against THOMAS BRACE and ROBERT HORWOOD for Larceny, of rather an aggravated nature. Both prisoners pleaded guilty, and were severely sentenced to imprisonment for nine calendar months.
Thursday May 17, 1832	Sentenced	ELLEN DOYLE, found guilty (upon her own confession) of Larceny on the 10th of April last, was sentenced to imprisonment for four months, from the date of her first committal.
Thursday May 17, 1832	Sentenced	THOMAS HARVEY, found guilty (upon his own confession) of Larceny on the 10ty of April last, was sentenced to be imprisoned four months, from the date of the first committal.
Thursday May 17, 1832	News item	A Schooner belonging to a man named HICKEY, which left this port on Saturday last, bound to Harbour Grace, was stove by the Ice on the evening of the same day, and the crew, by great exertions, were enabled to run the vessel on shore on Bell Isle beach, to save themselves and the property on board.
Thursday May 24, 1832	Died	On Friday morning last, after a lingering illness, which she bore with truly Christian patience and resignation, CHARLOTTE SUSANNAH, sixth daughter of Mr. GEORGE BURTON, sincerely regretted by her family and friends.
Thursday May 24, 1832	Died	On Sunday evening last, after a lingering illness at the residence of Mrs. Wyse, Mr. GEOFFREY MANDERVILLE, shipwright, aged 47 years - 29 of which he passed in this country - a native of Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland. His funeral took place yesterday evening. (Communicated)
Thursday May 31, 1832	News item	The following outrage of a most daring and diabolical nature was perpetrated in this town Sunday night last. As Mrs. MACKEY, wife of Mr. PATRICK MACKEY, residing on King's Beach, was about to retire to bed, between 10 and 11 o' clock, her attention was arrested by a knock at the door. Upon opening it, the light was struck out of her hand, her mouth seized by a ruffian in woman 's apparel, and several cuts inflicted on her left side. She had previously loosed her gown and stays, which probably prevented the assassins knife from effecting its purpose, as her clothes were very much cut, while the skin received only a few trifling scars - the whole was the work of three or four seconds, and the villain escaped undiscovered, before Mr. MACKEY, who was in bed upstairs and heard the scuffle, could rush to his wife's assistance.
Thursday June 7, 1832	Died	At the Episcopal residence last evening, after a lingering illness of seven months, which he bore with the greatest resignation to the Devine will, the Rev. Mr. MURPHY, Roman Catholic curate. He was a native of the county Wexford (Ireland), and having been adopted by the Right Rev. Dr. Flemming for this mission in 1829, came to this country in Sept. last, after the usual course of studies in Kilkenny College, and was ordained by his lordship in the November following. - Requiesent in pace.
Thursday June 7, 1832	Died	At Cheltenham, on the 4th May last, after a short illness, FRANCES, wife of the Hon. Capt. FRANCIS MAUDE, R.N., and second daughter of the Hon. A.H. BROOKING, Collector of H.M. Customs for this Island.
Thursday June 7, 1832	Died	At Cork, in the latter part of April last, of cholera morbus, after ten hours illness, Lieut. DAUNT, late of the Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies.
Thursday June 14, 1832	Died	On Monday morning last, after a protracted illness, which she bore with truly Christian resignation to the devine will, MARY, wife of Mr. WILLIAM HOGAN, an old and respectable inhabitant of this town, aged 58 years. Her obsequies will take place this evening, at 4 o'clock, from the Roman Catholic Chapel.
Thursday June 21, 1832	Died	We regret to observe the announcement of the death of that distinguished statesman and lawyer, SIR JAMES MacKINTOSH, on the 30th May last, in the 66th year of his age.
Thursday June 28, 1832	Died	Suddenly, on Tuesday evening last, at the residence of the late Surveyor-General Holbrook, GEORGE WM. BLAMEY, Esq., Captain of the Royal Navy. His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) evening at 4 o' clock.
Thursday June 28, 1832	Died	On Friday evening last, on his passage from Lience(?) to Harbour Grace, (having left this the same morning), SAMUEL SHATLEY HARVEY, Master of the brig Cottager, of Teignmouth. The vessel returned to port on the following morning, and on Sunday afternoon his funeral took place respectable attended. He has left a wife and three children.
Thursday July 5, 1832	Died	At Carbonear on Monday morning last, after two days illness, Mr. WM. HAPPER SCOTT, merchant. The deceased was a native of Enniskillen, Ireland.
Thursday July 5, 1832	Died	Of consumption, yesterday morning in the 40th year of his age, at the residence of his brother the Attorney-General, Mr. JOSEPH SIMMS, of Twillingate. He had been ill during the preceeding 8 months, and had but recently arrived in St. John's, hoping to derive benefit from medical advices. He has left a widow and 4 children, who, with many near relations and friends, lament his premature death. His funeral will take place on Saturday next, at 11 o'clock.
Thursday July 17, 1832	Died	Recently at a very advanced age, at Cheltenham, THOMAS COOTE, Esq., formerly, Chief Magistrate in this town.
Thursday July 26, 1832	Died	On Tuesday evening last, after a lingering illness of four weeks, JOSEPH, second son of Mr. JOSEPH TOWAN, of this town, aged 5 years. His funeral will take place on Friday next at 12 o'clock.
Thursday August 9, 1832	Married	On the 3rd July, at Rothsay, Captain SAMUEL PICKEN, of the Brig Funchal of Gronnock, to Miss BLAIR, of the former place.
Thursday August 9, 1832	Died	On Tuesday evening last, after a long illness, Mr. WILLIAM EAGAR, late of Hunting-hill, in the county of Cork, aged 78 years. His funeral will take place (from the residence of his son, at Spring Field,) on Friday next at 2 o'clock.
Thursday August 9, 1832	Deserted	From the service of Mr. John Butt, CORNELIUS OBYRN, native of England, and Joiner by Trade, light complexion, stands almost five feet ten inches high, and apparently 26 years old. Whoever harbours or employs him are hereby cautioned that due measures will be taken against them - Information that will lead to apprehension, lodged at the Counting-room of the Subscribers, will be suitably rewarded. August 9 - Baine, Johnson & Co.
Thursday September 6, 1832	Married	On Tuesday evening last, at the Church of St. John, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. GARLAND CRAWFORD GADEN, youngest son of the late GEORGE GADEN, Esq. Merchant of this town, to MARY MAXWELL, eldest daughter of Major McKENZIE, R.V.C.
Thursday September 20, 1832	Married	On Thursday last, at the Church of St. James, Carbonear, by the Rev. T. Wood, the REV. H.J. FITZGERALD, Minister of Bonavista, to Miss SARAH MARY, daughter of JOHN BEATON, Esq., of Burngate, England. The Bride was given away by her brother-in-law, the Rev. J. Burt, our esteemed Rector. - Conception Bay Mercury, Sept. 14.
Thursday September 20, 1832	Died	On Sunday morning last, after a protracted illness, Mr. JOHN BULGER, at a very advanced age. The deceased was formerly a Captain in the Newfoundland Regiment, and subsequently filled a responsible situation in the Ordinance Department, comprising a period of 45 years in the public service.
Thursday October 4, 1832	Married	On the 18th September last, at St. Andrew's Chapel, Prince Edwards' s, by the Right Rev. Dr. M'Eachern, Roman Catholic Bishop of that Island, JOHN BAYLY BLAND,Esq., Merchant of this town, to JOANNA, daughter of the Honourable JAMES TOBIN, of Halifax, N.S. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a select party, who had accompanied the happy couple from Halifax.
Thursday October 4, 1832	Married	On Friday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. GEORGE CORBIN, Master of the brig Clydesdale, to PHOEBE, daughter of Mr. ANDREW McCOUBREY, of this town.
Thursday October 4, 1832	Died	On the 25th August last, in London, of cholera, Capt. O'FARREL, late of the Newfoundland Veteran Companies.
Thursday December 13, 1832	Trial	On Friday last ANN TURNER, who had been indicted for the murder of her bastard child, was brought up for trial. Several witnesses were called on the part of the crown, who proved that the prisoner had been secretly delivered of a child which died a day or two afterwards from the effects of bruises on its head, but nothing was gathered from the evidence, which discovered any intention on the part of the mother to do violence to her child, which it would appear came to its death by the accidents to which it was exposed at birth. The Jury under the charge of His Lordship the Chief Judge, acquitted the prisoner.
Thursday December 13, 1832	Trial	On Saturday, JOHN DROHAN, charged with the murder of THOMAS COLLINS, was put upon his trial. The evidence given on the part of the Crown clearly established the charges in the Indictment, - from which it appeared that the death of COLLINS had been caused by the contents of a gun which had been discharged at him by DROHAN. Several witnesses were, however, called on the part of DROHAN, who proved that COLLINS was a man of ferocious disposition and of turbulent and violent habits - that DROHAN had discharged the gun at him under the excitement of passion and the influence of fear, and indeed almost in self-defence; and it also appearing that DROHAN was a man of quiet and peaceable habits, and of general good character, His Lordship the Chief Judge charged the Jury to find the Prisoner guilty of Manslaughter, which was accordingly returned by them. The Prisoner was then sentenced to close confinement until the 11th day of June 1833.
Thursday December 13, 1832	Trial	THOMAS LE GROS and four accomplices, indicted for Larceny of an ox, were also tried, but acquitted for want of sufficient evidence of the identity of the ox. - Gazette.
Thursday December 20, 1832	Married	On Thursday evening last, at Harbour Grace, by the very Rev. T. Ewer, V.G., and immediately afterwards by the Rev. J. Burt, Mr. JOHN FITZGERALD, to Miss ELIZABETH ANN GARLAND, both of that place.
Thursday December 27, 1832	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. JOSEPH A. KEITH, to Mrs. JANE THISTLE, relict of the late Mr. ALFRED WILSON, of this Town.
Thursday December 27, 1832	Died	On Wednesday night the 19th instant, after a lingering illness, Mr. HENRY CORBIN, a native of Dorchester, England, aged 18 years.
Thursday December 27, 1832	Died	On Thursday morning last, after a very short illness, MARY, wife of Mr. JOSEPH WOODS, aged 60 years.
Thursday December 27, 1832	Died	On Tuesday night last, Mr. JOHN WALSH, Publican, River-head, aged 47 years. - His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday), at 3 o'clock.
1833
Thursday January 17, 1833	Died	On Tuesday last the 15th instant, Mr. WALTER BICKHAM, a native of Ashburton, Devon, an old respectable inhabitant of this Town, aged 65 years. His funeral will take place tomorrow, from his residence near Messrs. Newman & Co.
Thursday January 24, 1833	Died	At Falmouth, England, on the 9th Nov. last, HARRIET COURTENAY, aged 21 years, the much beloved wife of Lieut. SMYTH GRIFFITH, R.N. Commander of H.M. Packet Swallow, daughter of the late Fort Major RICHARD WE??HAN GREEN, of this town, and sister-in-law of Vice-Admiral John Erskuie Douglas. The deceased has left a truly affectionate and fond husband absent at the Brazils, and a sorrowing morhter and several sisters and brothers in this Island, to lament her early loss. It will, however, be some alleviation to the sufferings of her numerous relatives and friends, to learn that she died with perfect and complete resignation to the will of the Divine Providence, having been sensible to the last moment.
Thursday January 31, 1833	Married	On the 13 inst., by the Rev. Charles Blackman, in the Church of St. Luke, Port de Grave, Conception Bay, the REV. THOMAS MARTIN WOOD, son of Rev. Henry Wood, B.A., of Glastonbury, Somersetshire, and formerly protestant Episcopal missionary at Ferryland, Newfoundland, to MARY, daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM FINCH, of Trinity.
Thursday February 14, 1833	Married	On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Charles Dalton, Mr. GEOFFREY KEATING, to Miss MARY KAVANAGH, all of this town.
Thursday February 28, 1833	Married	At Carbonear, on the 13th instant, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, Mr. J.B. WOOD, of this town, to JANE, eldest daughter of J. ELSON, Esq., of that place.
Thursday February 28, 1833	Died	Suddenly, on Tuesday last, at the Orphan Assylum School-room, while in the act of distributing food, &c, to the poor, Mr. JAMES LANE, aged 60 years. He was a member of the Benevolent Irish Society. His funeral will take place This Evening (Thursday) at 4 o'clock.
Thursday March 7, 1833	Deserted	From the service of the subscriber on Saturday last, WILLIAM MILLS, a native of England, about 5 ft. 8 in. in height, light complexion, sandy hair and stout grown, whoever harbours or employs the said deserter, will be prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the Law. - JOHN EALES, Jun.
Thursday March 7, 1833	Died	On Tuesday evening last after a lingering illness, Mr. GEORGE MARSHALL of this town, aged 54 years. His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday).
Thursday March 21, 1833	Died	On Sunday night last, after a severe illness, PATRICK, fourth son of the late Mr. HENRY SHEA, aged 25 years. His funeral took place yesterday.
Thursday March 21, 1833	Died	At Harbour Grace, on Thursday the 7th instant, Mr. JOSEPH SHEA, a native of Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland, aged 28 years. - Conception-Bay Mercury, March 8.
Thursday April 14, 1833	Birth	On the 30th ult., the Lady of JOHN BINGLEY GARLAND, Esq., of a daughter.
Thursday April 14, 1833	Married	On the 21st. instant, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. R.P. Buddicom, G.E. JACQUES, Esq., of Newfoundland, merchant, to ANN, third daughter of the late Mr. HEAP, of Richmond Hall. - Liverpool Chronicle, Feb. 23.
Thursday April 14, 1833	Married	On the 30 ult. At Shipton Mallet, JOHN MacGREGOR, Esq., of Wobrun-place, Russell-square, London (author of "British America",) to ANNE, youngest daughter of WILLIAM PEARD GILLARD, Esq. - Ibid.
Thursday April 14, 1833	Died	On the 20th February, after a very short illness, GEORGE GARLAND, Esquire, of Stanley Green Cottage, near Poole, younger brother of J.BINGLEY GARLAND, Esq., Speaker of the House of Assembly.
Thursday April 14, 1833	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a short illness, Mr. JOHN MURPHY, son of the late Mr. DENIS MURPHY, of this town, aged 28 years. His funeral will take place this evening (Thursday) at 4 o'clock, from his late residence near the Premises of Mr. John Thompson, River Head, when the Members of the Association of Fishermen and Shoremen, (to which he belonged) are requested to attend.
Thursday April 21, 1833	Married	At Greenock in February last, Mr. JAMES CRUDEN, Merchant, of this town, to Miss ORR of the former place.
Thursday April 21, 1833	Died	On Tuesday evening last Mr. HENRY DUGGAN, at the advanced age of 82 years. Mr. Duggan resided for half a century in this country. He was one of the remaining few of the band of patriots who composed the Benevolent Irish Society in 1806. His funeral will take place on Saturday next at 2 o'clock.
Thursday May 9, 1833	Inquest	On Wednesday last, an Inquest was held in this town before John Stark, Esq., Coroner, on MARY FANNING, wife of PETER FANNING, baker. At 2 o'clock a most respectable Jury, consisting of 17 in number, Mr. Andrew Drysdale, foreman, assembled at the house of Mr. Robert Lee Whiting, when the investigation proceeded, and continued until half past seven, - a great number of witnesses were examined, after which the jury retun\rned a verdict of "Wilful Murder' against Peter Fanning, the husband of the deceased. Fanning, who had been previously taken into custody upon suspicion, was immediately committed to the gaol at this under the Coroner's Warrant. Considerable noise had been heard in the house of Peter Fanning during Tuesday night and frequent moans, as proceeding from his wife - she was found on the following morning, her head completely beat to a jelly and the body in a state too shocking to be described. The handle of a spade was found in the house, broken to pieces is presumed upon the strongest evidence, and in fact, upon the admission of the prisoner, that he had beaten his wife and effected the sanguinary act. To add to the horrible tragedy, the deceased was pregnant and expected to have been confined in another month. - Conception Bay Mercury, May 3.
Thursday May 23, 1833	Died	Yesterday morning, after a very short but severe illness, Mr. JOHN PIKE, Master of the Brigantine Eagle, of this port, son of Mr. FRANCIS PIKE, of Carbonear, aged 21 years.
Thursday June 13, 1833	Died	At Dartmouth, on the 27th ult., most sincerely regretted, Mr. GEO. BUCKINGHAM BRANSCOMBE, son OF Mr. WILLIAM BRANSCOMBE, of this town, a young man only 19 years of age.
Thursday June 13, 1833	Died	On Friday last, the 7th inst. Mrs. MARY NUGENT , of Waterford, aged 80 years.
Thursday June 20, 1833	Deserted	From the service of the Subscriber, on Monday last, JOSEPH DELANEY, an indented apprentice, about 5 feet 3 inches in height; had on a Moleskin Jacket and Blue Trousers. Whoever harbours or employs the said apprentice, after this public notice, shall be prosecuted with the utmost rigor of the law. JOHN BERRIGAN, Tailor, St. John's, June 6, 1833.
Thursday June 20, 1833	Married	At Halifax, on the 6th inst., by the Venerable Archdeacon Willis, JAMES J. GRIEVE, Esq., Merchant, of this town, to MARY JANE, daughter of ANDREW RICHARDSON, Esq., of the former place.
Thursday July 4, 1833	Died	Suddenly, on Friday morning last, Mrs. MARY FLAHAVAN, wife of Mr. THOMAS FLAHAVEN, of this town, aged 44 years.
Thursday July 4, 1833	Died	At. St. Lucia, in October last, Mr. LEWIS G.W. HAIRE, second son of the late ALEXANDER HAIRE, of this place, aged 25 years.
Thursday July 4, 1833	Married	On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Dalton, Capt. HUGH McDONALD, of Quebec, to HELEN, youngest daughter of the late Mr. PATRICK FLANNERY, of this town.
Thursday July 4, 1833	Married	At Halifax, on the 14th June, Capt. DAVID BUCHAN of the Yacht Forte, son of DAVID BUCHAN, Esq., High Sheriff of this Island to Miss CORBETT, of Upper Canada.
Thursday August 1, 1833	Charged	On Thursday last, JOSEPH HACKET and THOMAS FITZGERALD were committed to prison, charged with the wifful murder of EDMUND POWER, JOHN BRADY, and WILLIAM FITZGERALD, at Domino, on the coast of Labrador, in November last.
Thursday August 1, 1833	Died	At Carrick-on-Suir, on the 11th June last, Mr. EDWARD FLEMING, youngest brother of Right Rev. Dr. Fleming.
Thursday August 1, 1833	Died	At Buneos Ayres, on the 21st January, Mr. JOHN M'LEA, late of this town, respected and esteemed by all who knew him. - From a private letter we have seen, we abstract the following particulars of this melancholy event:- "He rode out between 7 and 8 o'clock in the evening, by way of recreation, into the suburbs of the city. - On his return, having got as far as the end of one of the streets, two ruffians rushed upon him, stabbed him in several places, rifled his pockets of a few dollars, and being scared, it is thought, in the act of taking his watch, succeeded in making off only with the seals and case. His horse ran away during the outrage, but he was still able, though stunned and weak from loss of bleed, to walk to a neighbouring house, belonging to a countryman and acquaintance. Every assistance was immediately and humanely rendered to him, and though his case evidently appeared to be dangerous one, strong hopes were entertained of a happy issue. Nothing, however, that was done availed, - and every thing was done that skill or friendly assiduity could effect - and that day fortnight he was carried to the grave. - Greenock Advertiser, May 30.
August 8, 1833	Married	On Thursday last, by the Rev. Charles Dalton, and immediately afterwards, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. WILLIAM LASH, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of the late Mr. MICHAEL FANNON, of this town.
Thursday August 23, 1833	Married	At Carbonear, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. C. Shreve, Mr. EDWARD SEAGER, of Poole, to OLIVIA ANN, second daughter of ROBERT PACK, Esq., M.C.P. of that town.
Thursday August 29, 1833	Birth	On Friday evening last, the lady of the Hon. JOHN B 'BLAND, of a daughter.
Thursday August 29, 1833	Birth	On Monday evening last, the lady of ARCHDEACON WIX, of a daughter.
Thursday August 29, 1833	Died	On Saturday evening last, Miss REBECCA PYNN, daughter of the late Mrs. ELIZABETH PYNN, Knight.
Thursday August 29, 1833	Died	On Tuesday last, after a few days illness, ELIZABETH, wife of Lieutenant JOHN BULGER, R.N., aged 39 years. Her funeral will take place this evening (Thursday) at 4 o'clock.
Thursday September 5, 1833	Married	At Carbonear, on Thursday the 22nd inst., by the Rev. Mr. Berny, Mr. STEPHEN J. DANIEL, to JULIA, youngest daughter of the late Mr. JAMES KENNEDY, of that place.
Thursday September 5, 1833	Died	On Friday last, aged 45 years, Mr. EUGENE M'CARTHY, Cooper, - a respectable inhabitant.
Thursday September 5, 1833	Died	On the 31st ult., at sea, Mr. JOSEPH BANCOME, Master of the brig Paget, aged 53 years.
Thursday September 5, 1833	Died	At Truro, N.S., on the 19th August last, REBECCA, wife of W. DICKSON, Esq., of that place and mother of WM. DICKSON, Esq., C.P., of this town.
Thursday September 12, 1833	Murder	A most atrocious and unnatural murder has lately been perpetrated at Port-de-Grave, in Conception Bay. Mr. JOHN SNOW, a respectable planter of that place, having suddenly and mysteriously disappeared enquiry was set on foot, and from certain suspicious circumstances, a servant of SNOW'S named ARTHUR SPRING, and another man of the name of MANDEVILLE, were arrested, but there not being sufficient evidence to criminate them, they were, we understand, released on bail. We learn, however that on Saturday last, SPRING made a voluntary confession, in which he stated that his master had actually been murdered, at the instigation of his own wife, that he had been shot by MANDERVILLE in his (SPRING'S) presence; and that after the deed was accomplished they had attached the body to a grapnel and thrown it into the sea. MANDEVILLE, we understand, on being arrested and examined, admitted part of SPRING'S evidence, but denied having been the actual perpetrator of the crime - alleging that SPRING was the principal. MANDEVILLE and SPRING were brought to this town, and committed to Gaol on Sunday evening. The woman had previously quitted Port-de-Grave, but although an active search has been made for her, she had not, at the time of writing this article, been discovered. SNOW and his wife were the parents of a large family, and had been married about 17 years. The two prisoners underwent a long examination yesterday - the particulars of which have not transpired; but we understand it to have been similar to the former examinations. Whatever may be the cause, it is an evident and lamentable fact that crime has of late years been greatly on the increase in this country. One frightful murder succeeds another with startling rapidity. Burglaries and highway robberies, which were formerly almost unknown here, are also becoming of frequent occurrence. Indeed, never has the Calendar been so heavy, or exhibited so long a catalogue of crimes of the deepest dye, as at present. - There are now about 40 prisoners in the gaol here - no less than 8 on charges of wilful murder.
Thursday September 19, 1833	Died	On Friday evening last, after a short illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Mrs. SARAH BACON, aged 74 years.
Thursday September 19, 1833	Died	At Worgnet, Dorsetshire, (England), on the 6th August last, ARABELLA, relict of the late JAMES POINTER GARLAND, Esq., of Lisbon, and sister of the Hon. J.B. Bland, Merchant, of this town.
Thursday September 26, 1833	Died	At Port-de-Grave, on the 18th instant, MARY SPEARE, daughter of Mr. R.J. PINSENT, Merchant, of that place, and granddaughter of Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, of this town.
Thursday October 3, 1833	Married	On Thursday last, at Trinity, by the Rev. W. Bullock, Mr. THOMAS FARNHAM to Miss MARY POLLETT, of that place.
Thursday October 10, 1833	Birth	On Saturday night last, the Lady of CHARLES SIMMS, Esq., of a son.
Thursday November 7, 1833	Married	On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. JAMES BOAG, Merchant, (of the firm of Messrs. Perchard, and Boag of this town,) to Miss JANE E. FIRTH.
Thursday November 7, 1833	Died	On Tuesday morning, after a short illness, JOHN BARNARD, eldest son of Mr. JAMES BARNARD, of this place, aged 27 years.
Thursday November 14, 1833	Died	On Tuesday morning last, Mr. WILLIAM HOGAN, a worthy and respectable inhabitant of this town, aged 72 years, of which 52 were passed in this country. His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) at 3 o'clock from the Catholic Church.
Thursday November 14, 1833	Died	On Tuesday evening last, aged 56 years, Mr. WILLIAM SLATER. His funeral will take place on Saturday next.
Thursday December 5, 1833	Died	On the night of Saturday last, at the residence of the Venerable Archdeacon Wix, HARRIET, daughter of the REV. FRANCIS WOODCOCK, Rector of Moreton, near Hereford, England.
Thursday December 12, 1833	Died	On Sunday morning the 8th instant in the 18th year of his age, at the residence f is uncle the Attorney General, JOSEPH SIMMS, son of the late Mr. JOSEPH SIMMS, of Twillingate. He has fallen an early victim to pulmonary consumption - the heavy afflictions of which he with unremitted patience endured throughout a period of six months. His funeral took place yesterday.
Thursday December 26, 1833	Died	On Friday morning last, after a short but severe illness, much regretted, Mr. JOHN BRINE, aged 41 years. His funeral took place on Tuesday last.
1834
Thursday January 2, 1834	Supreme Court	Hon. Chief Justice Boulton, with the Hon. Judge Brenton, and the Hon. Acting Judge Archibald - Grand Jury - Hon. J.B. Bland was chosen Foreman. True Bills returned against the following: - PETER DOWNEY & PATRICK MALONE, for the murder of ROBERT CROCKER BRAY, his child, and servant girl, at Hr. Grace. - PETER FANNING, for the murder of his wife at Hr. Grace - JOHN HENNESSEY, for the murder of TIMOTHY ROURKE at Hollyrood. - ANN MORRISEY, for the murder of her bastard child at Trinity. - TOBIAS MANDERVILLE, ARTHUR SPRING, and CATHERINE SNOW, for the murder of JOHN SNOW, at Port-de-Grave. - JOSEPH SCORE, for the murder of JOHN ELLVERT, at the Labrador. - THOMAS FITZGERALD, for the murder of JOHN BRADY, at the Labrador. - JOSEPH HACKETT, for the murder of EDWARD POWER, at the Labrador. - JAMES HACKET, for Larceny. - JAMES DOYLE, for Larceny. - DOWNEY & MALONE were arraigned on Tuesday and pleaded "not guilty" to the indictment - their trial will take place tomorrow.
Thursday January 9, 1834	Trial	The trial of Fanning, for the murder of his wife at Harbour Grace, took place on Saturday. It occupied the whole of the day. Contrary to general expectation , a verdict of "Manslaughter" was returned against him.
Thursday January 9, 1834	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a very short illness, EMANUEL, eldest son of Mr. JOHN GIBBINGS, Watchmaker, of this town, aged 7 years. His funeral will take place tomorrow, Friday at 11 o'clock.
Thursday January 16, 1834	Supreme Court	On Wednesday, ANN MORRISEY was tried for the murder of her illegitimate male child, at Trinity. She was acquitted of the capital charge, but found "Guilty" of concealing the birth of the child.
Thursday January 16, 1834	Supreme Court	On the same day, JOHN HENNESSEY was put upon his trial for the murder of TIMOTHY ROURKE at Holyrood, in Conception Bay. - Verdict, "Manslaughter".
Thursday January 16, 1834	Supreme Court	JOHN SCORE was tried, on the same day, for the murder of JOHN ELLVERT, on the Labrador. The prisoner and the deceased had been quarreling, when, in the heat of passion, and under considerable provocation, SCORE struck him a mortal blow with the handle of an axe. Verdict - "Manslaughter".
Thursday January 16, 1834	Supreme Court	On Friday, the Court was occupied with the trial of TOBIAS MANDEVILLE, ARTHUR SPRING, and CATHERINE SNOW, for the murder of JOHN SNOW, (the husband of the prisoner CATHERINE SNOW) at Port-de-Grave, on the 31st August last. At 11 o'clock at night, the Jury returned with the fatal verdict, "Guilty" against all prisoners - upon whom the Chief Justice immediately pronounced sentence of Death - to be executed on Monday, - CATHERINE SNOW, being pronounced by a Jury of Matrons in an advanced state of pregnancy, has been respited until the next session of the Supreme Court. The awful sentence of the law was executed on MANDEVILLE and SPRING, on Monday last, at the drop erected at the western end of the Court House. The unfortunate men, from the moment of their conviction, resigned themselves wholly to the performance of their religious duties, under the spiritual guidance of the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, who on this, as on former, melancholy occasion, was unremitting in his attention. His Lordship remained in the cell with the prisoners during the whole of the two nights preceding their execution, and celebrated Mass there on the mornings of Sunday and Monday, and if we may judge by the composure and resignation with which they met their untimely fate, his Lordships' arduous and zealous exertions appeared to be attended with the happiest results. They were accompanied by the Rev. Messrs. Troy and Ward, to the scaffold, from which, after a few minutes spent in prayer, they were consigned to another realm, there we hope to find mercy and pardon. -They were fine young men - MANDEVILLE we believe, 25 years, SPRING, 28 years of age, and wore blue jackets, white trousers, and gloves of the same colour. Both men, we understand, admitted the justice of the sentence which the laws of their country had awarded.
Thursday January 16, 1834	Died	At Bay Bulls, on the 6th instant, in childbirth, JANE, wife of Mr. THOMAS GLEN, merchant, of that place, aged 24 years.
Thursday January 23, 1834	Died	On Thursday last, after a short illness, in the 49th year of her age, SARAH, wife of Mr. JOHN PERKINS, of this town.
Thursday January 23, 1834	Died	On Sunday evening last, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. JOHN BRINE, aged 75 years.
Thursday February 6, 1834	Married	Yesterday morning, by Rev. F.H. Carrington, NICHOLAS MUDGE, Esq., to MARY, eldest daughter of RICHARD LANGLEY, Esq., all of this town.
Thursday February 27, 1834	Married	At Carbonear, on Tuesday the 11th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Dalton, Mr. PATRICK QUIGLEY, to Mrs. MARY DOYLE, both of that place.
Thursday March 13, 1834	Died	On the 14th November last, at Layton, Shaftsbury, (England), Miss ELIZABETH BENNETT, sister of the Hon., the Speaker of the House of Assembly, and of C.F. Bennett, Esq., of this town.
Thursday March 13, 1834	Died	On Monday night last, after a very short illness, deservedly regretted by a large circle of acquaintances, Mrs. MARY SLATER, wife of the late Mr. WILLIAM SLATER, of this town; aged 38 years. Her funeral will take place this evening at 4 o'clock.
Thursday March 13, 1834	Died	Yesterday morning, after a long illness, Mr. DANIEL BREEN, aged 47 years. He served for upwards of 20 years in the Engineer Department at this station. His funeral will take place on Saturday evening next.
Thursday March 20, 1834	Died	Yesterday morning, after a tedious illness, JOHN NAINBY, Esq., Ordinance Shopkeeper at this Station.
Thursday March 20, 1834	Died	At Halifax, on the 21st February, after a short illness, the Hon. RICHARD JOHN UNIACKE, one of the Judges of his Majesty's Supreme Court of this Province, in the 44th year of his age. - Halifax paper.
Thursday March 20, 1834	Died	At Truro, N.S., on the 5th February, after a short illness, WILLIAM DICKSON, Esq., aged 53 years. - Halifax Acadian, Feb. 14.
Thursday April 3, 1834	Died	Last evening after a protracted illness, Mr. THOMAS BACON, aged 75 years. His funeral will take place on Friday next from the residence of his son, Mr. JOSEPH BACON, King's Place.
Thursday April 10, 1834	Married	On Monday morning last, at the Episcopal Residence, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming (during the celebration of a Pontifical Mass, assisted by the Rev. Messrs. Troy, Ward, and Waldern) JOHN KENT, Esq., M.C.P., to Miss JOANNA FLEMING, sister of the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming.
Thursday April 10, 1834	Married	At Cork, on the 6th February last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Murphy, JAMES TOBIN, Esq., second son of the Hon. JAMES TOBIN, of Halifax, N.S. and Merchant of the Firm of Messrs. Bland & Tobin of this town, to EMILY CECILIA, fourth daughter of WILLIAM BULLEN, Esq., of the former city.
Thursday April 10, 1834	Died	On Tuesday morning, the 11th February at Sheldon, Mr. JOHN RENDELL, senr. aged 70.
Thursday May 1, 1834	Died	On Friday night last, after a short illness, deservedly regretted, Mr. WILLIAM QUIN. His remains were conveyed to the grave on Tuesday last, from the Roman Catholic Church.
Thursday May 1, 1834	Died	Suddenly, at Lisbon, on the 7th ult., JOHN WATTS GARLAND, Esq., who for many years resided in this island, and subsequently at Lisbon.
Thursday May 1, 1834	Died	On the 12th March, at Penzance, in her 16th year, ELIZABETH LUCINDA, eldest daughter of JOHN RYAN, Esq., of Freeland -place, Clifton. - Bristol Mirror, March 15.
Thursday May 8, 1834	Died	Yesterday, after a long and severe illness, WILLIAM HAYWARD, Esq., Barrister of the Supreme Court, aged 47 years. His funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday).
Thursday May 8, 1834	Died	On the 17th March, in London, after three days illness, WILLIAM FRYER, Esq., of Wimborne, Dorset, of the firm Messrs. Gosse, Pack and Fryer, of Carbonear.
Thursday May 15, 1834	Married	At Waterford, on the 7th April last, JAMES KENT, Esq., of this town, to MARY ALOYSIUS, eldest daughter of the last JOHN CARIGAN, Esq., of the former city.
Thursday May 15, 1834	Married	At Barbadoes, on the 21st January, by the Rev. Mr. Parker, Mr. ANDREW G. DRINAN, Editor of the Port of Spain Gazette, to Mrs. RYAN, Editress of the Globe, Barbadoes, and widow of the late Mr. MICHAEL RYAN.
Thursday May 15, 1834	Married	At Teignmouth, on the 9th April, JAMES PRING, Esq., of the firm of Pring & Adam, Merchants', Lisbon, to ANN, eldest daughter of Mr. MATTHEW WARREN, merchant of the former place.
Thursday May 29, 1834	Deserted	From the service of the subscriber, on the night of Thursday the 22nd inst. DAVID CULLETON, a shipped servant as a Baker for four years. He is a native of the county Wexford, is about 5 feet 9 inches in height, brown hair, grey eyes, and a pale complexion. Whoever harbours or employs the above Deserter will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law. May 29 Patrick Kenney
Thursday June 12, 1834	Married	On Monday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. RICHARD PERCAHED, jun., Merchant, of this town, to JANE, eldest daughter of WILLIAM OLLAPHANT, Esq., of Leith.
Thursday June 12, 1834	Died	On the 6th December last, at Kidwally (England), ANNE, the lamented and accomplished wife of MURRAY PENTLAND, Esq., R.N., and sister of I.B. Tremlett, Esq., of this town.
Thursday June 19, 1834	Died	On Sunday morning last, after a short illness, Captain PETER DITCHBURN, late master of the brig Maria, a native of Cumberland, aged 25 years. His remains were interred on Monday evening.
Thursday July 3, 1834	Married	On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, JOSHUA GREENE, Esq. Sub-Collector of H.M.'s Customs, at Port-de-Grave, to CATHERINE MARY ROBERTSON, eldest daughter of GEORGE BAYLY, Comptroller of H.M.'s Customs at this port.
Thursday July 17, 1834	Died	At Mount Stewart, P.E. Island, on Sunday the 22nd June, JOHN STEWART, of Mount Stewart, Esq., in the 75th year of his age. At the time of his death, Mr. Steward held the situations of Marshal of the Const. Of Vice Admiralty at St. John's, Newfoundland, and Collector of His Majesty's Quit Tents for this Island. P.E.I. Gazette.
Thursday July 24, 1834	Married	On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. D.S. Ward, Mr. HENRY LILLY, to Miss ELIZABETH SQUARRY, both of this town.
Thursday July 24, 1834	Supreme Court	Execution of CATHERINE SNOW - This unfortunate woman who was convicted at the January Session of the Supreme Court, of being an excessary in the death of her husband at Port-de-Grave, and was at that time respited owing to her being in a state of pregnancy - underwent the fatal sentence of the law, at the Court House drop, on Monday morning last. She was attended for several days previously, by the Rev. Mr. Waldron, who was unceasing and assiduous in affording her the soothing consolation of religion, and preparing her for the last awful moment. About a quarter before 9 o'clock, the Rev. Messrs. Troy, Ward, and Waldron accompanied her from the cell to the scaffold, to which she advanced with a firm step, and met her fate with remarkable composure and firmness. Her body was interred by her friends on the evening of the same day. The Patriot remarks, "During the last few days she was so entirely absorbed in her spiritual preparation for meeting her fate in a Christian spirit, that every worldly thought seemed to have abandoned her. Even her children were forgotten, yet at intervals the latent hope of mercy would steal upon her. "Ah Sir, is there NO hope?" "No, my good ma'am," he replied, "it is my duty to entreat you to lay aside such thoughts, it is only in Heaven your hopes are to rest." On Sunday she appeared quite faint, she had not slept for the last two nights, and hardly tasted a morsel of food. Every delicacy was sought by the philanthropic governor of the gaol to induce her to nourish herself, but her constant exclamation was, "O, what is nourishment to me: God calls upon me to suffer death, that I cannot avoid, but O, let me add as much as possible to my sufferings, that I may try to make that death valuable." On Sunday night she was very faint; a little mulled wine was brought to her, and with much difficulty she was induced to put her lips to it merely to gratify the Rev. Gentleman who attended her. At three in the morning Mass was offered in her cell, and she joined the Priest in offering the Holy Sacrifice with intense fervour. At five came the ceremony of putting on the grave garb. During the process she was hardly able to afford the least assistance; but when it was completed, and she saw herself decked in all the melancholy paraphernalia, of the grave, she uttered a piercing cry, and for some moments, reason seemed to have fled its seat for ever. However, as the fatal hour approached she again became calm, and for a considerable time before her death joined in the prayers of her confessor with heartfelt devotion. She died declaring she was a wretched sinful woman, but as innocent of any participation in the crime for which she was about to suffer as the child unborn, and that she had not even the most distant presentiment, at any time, that her husband would have fallen under the hand of an assassin.
Thursday July 31, 1834	Married	On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. DANIEL FOWLER, of Bridport, Dorset, to AGNES JANE, eldest daughter of the late Mr. PETER M'PHERSON, of Port-de-Grave.
Thursday July 31, 1834	Married	On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. GEORGE WINTER, of the firm of Messrs. Winter & Preston, Demerara, to LEONORA SOPHIA, fourth daughter of Mr. WM. BRANSCOMBE, of this town.
Thursday August 7, 1834	Died	At New York, on the 31st of January last, Mr. PATRICK FARRELL, a native of St. John's, Newfoundland, son of JAMES and CATHERINE FARRELL and Grandson of Mr. MICHAEL COMERFORD - aged 30 years.
Thursday August 7, 1834	Died	On Thursday evening last, RHODA LYDIA, infant daughter of Mr. JOHN HANLEY, of this town.
Thursday August 14, 1834	Married	On Tuesday evening last, at the Congregational Church, by the Rev. D.S. Ward, Mr. JAMES LAIRD of Greenock, to Miss JANET WALKER, eldest daughter of the late Mr. JAMES JOHNSTON, Cabinet-Maker of this town.
Thursday August 14, 1834	Died	On Friday evening last, after a short illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude, Mr. ROBERT ROACH, aged 39 - a native of Waterford, and long a resident of this town.
Thursday August 14, 1834	Died	On Sunday night last, Mr. LAWRENCE MURPHY, blacksmith, aged 39 years. His funeral took place last evening.
Thursday August 21, 1834	Died	On board the Water Witch, on his passage from Halifax to this port, Mr. SARDINIA, of the former place.
Thursday August 21, 1834	Deserted	PATRICK FITZGERALD, a native of the county Kerry (Ireland), who arrived in the Country in the past Spring. He is about five feet eight inches in height, of a dark complexion, and wore, at the time he deserted, a blue Jacket and Trousers. - Whoever harbours or employs the above mentioned Deserter will be prosecuted with the utmost rigor of the law. Samuel Blackler - Toad's Cove - Aug. 2, 1834
Thursday October 2, 1834	Married	On the 20th August, at Trinity Church, Upper Chelsea (London), by the Rev. Arthur Brooking, BRYAN ROBINSON, Esq., youngest son of the Rev. Christopher Robinson, of Granard, Ireland, to SELINA, third daughter of A.H.BROOKING, Esq., of Cadogan Place.
Thursday October 2, 1834	Married	At Truro, N.S. on Wednesday, the 17th September last, EDWARD M. ARCHIBALD, Esq., son of the Hon. Speaker of the House of Assembly of Nova Scotia, to CATHERINE, youngest daughter of ANDREW RICHARDSON, Esq., of Halifax.
Thursday October 9, 1834	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, Mr. MICHAEL KAVANAGH, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. MICHAEL MEHAN, of this town.
Thursday October 16, 1834	Married	At Carbonear on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Hennigar, Wesleyan Missionary, Mr. ABRAHAM A. PEARCE, of Twillingate, to CHARLOTTE, youngest daughter of Mr. WM. TAYLOR, of that place.
Thursday October 16, 1834	Married	At Greenock, on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr. Mackellar, Mearns, Mr. JAMES KELSO, Ship-master, to AGNES, eldest daughter of the late Mr. JAMES ORR. - Greenock Intelligencer, Aug. 9.
Thursday October 23, 1834	Died	On Tuesday morning last, after a very short illness, which was born with remarkable Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr. WILLIAM ZIEGLAR SAUNDERS, a fine, promising young lad, aged 16 years and 8 months - eldest son of Lieutenant SAUNDERS, R.V.C.
Thursday October 30, 1834	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. PHILLIP DODD, of Sydney, C.B. to SUSANNAH WESTON, second daughter of the late Mr. ALEXANDER HAIRE, of this town.
Thursday October 30, 1834	Married	At Pernambuco, on the 6th September last, Mr. JOHN DOWSLEY, jun., Merchant, (second son of Mr. JOHN DOWSLEY of this town) to THEREZA MARIA PIRES RAMOS, eldest daughter of Dr. FRANCISCO DE APULA PIRES RAMOS. - All of the former city.
Thursday October 30, 1834	Died	On Saturday morning last, after a short illness, aged 48 years, Mr. HERMAN LOTT, a native of Exeter, in the West of England.
Thursday November 13, 1834	Died	Yesterday morning, after a severe illness, JAMES WILLIAM LANGLEY, eldest son of Mr. J. STICKLY, aged 5 years and 1 month. His funeral will take place on Saturday next.
Thursday November 13, 1834	Died	At Harbour Breton, Fortune Bay, on the 19th October, after a short illness, RICHARD SHEEHAN, Esq., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, aged 36 years.
Thursday November 13, 1834	Died	On Thursday the 9th of October last, at her father's residence in Cadogan Place, London, after a few days illness, MARCELLA, third daughter of ARTHUR HOLDSWORTH BROOKING, Esq., late Collector of His Majesty's Customs in this Island.
Thursday November 13, 1834	Died	On Friday night last, at her residence, the New Forest, near this town, Mrs. SARAH HARRIS, relict of the late Mr. JOHN HARRIS, and daughter of NICHOLAS GILL, Esq., formerly Chief Magistrate of this Island in the 76th year of her age.
Thursday November 20, 1834	Married	On Sunday the 2nd instant, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. JEAN CHARLES TOUSSAINT, to Miss MARY ANNE COWAN.
Thursday November 20, 1834	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Right Rev. Dr. Fleming, Mr.GEORGE LEWIS, baker, to ELLANOR, second daughter of Mr. THOMAS FARRELL. - all of this town.
Thursday November 20, 1834	Married	On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Waldren, Mr. JOSEPH MARTIN, shoemaker, to ELLEN, daughter of Mr. MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, cooper.
Thursday November 20, 1834	Died	On Thursday last, Mrs. THOMSON, relict of the late Mr. JOHN THOMSON, shopkeeper, aged 38 years. Her remains were interred on Sunday.
Thursday November 20, 1834	Died	On Friday morning last, after a short illness, REBECCA, wife of Mr. MICHAEL COMERFORD, of this town, aged 75.
Thursday November 27, 1834	Married	On Saturday evening last, by the Rev. John Haigh, Mr. JOSEPH BARTER, cooper, to HANNAH, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN SNOW, both of this town.
Thursday November 27, 1834	Married	On Monday evening last, by the Rev. F.H. Carrington, Mr. JOHN STEPHENSON, of this town, to MARTHA, youngest daughter of JOSEPH TUCKER, Esq., of Placentia.
Thursday December 11, 1834	Died	On Thursday evening last, after a lingering illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH SILVEY, aged 81 years. Her funeral will take place Friday next from the residence of Mr. J. Stickly.
Thursday December 25, 1834	Died	At Trinity, on the 15th inst. after a lingering illness, much and deservedly regretted, Mr. GEORGE BUCHANAN, a resident of that place.

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