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<strong>1855</strong><br />
The Galloway Advertiser and<br />
Wigtownshire Free Press<br />
Birth, Marriage and Death Records<br />
Transcribed by Diana Henry<br />
4 th January <strong>1855</strong> (Week 1)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Sheuchan Street, on the 1st inst, Mrs Boan, of a daughter.<br />
At Blackcraig Mines, on the 2d instant, the wife of Mr John Bryant, of a daughter.<br />
Blackerne, Crossmichael, on the 7th ult., the wife of Christopher Irving, Esq., of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, on the 1st inst., by the Rev. James Stewart of Sheuchan, Mr John Caldwell, to Jane M'Neillie.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 1st inst, by the Rev. Wm. Reid of the United Presbyterian Church, Mr David<br />
Kelly, baker, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Mr Charles Erskine.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 1st inst, by the Rev. Wm. Reid, Mr Samuel Farras, to Miss Isabella Hannan.<br />
On the 1st inst., within the Episcopal Church, Dumfries, by the Rev. Archibald M'Ewen, M.A., David<br />
Alexander Gordon, younger of Culvennan, to Jane Lawrie Bell, only daughter of the late Allan Bell of<br />
Hillowton, Esq.<br />
At Edinburgh, on the 25th ult., by the Rev. Dr Paul of St. Cuthbert's, James W. Stuart, Esq., of Ernergo,<br />
Kirkcudbrightshire, to Anna, only surviving daughter of the late John Walker, Esq., C.E.<br />
St. John's Nainee Lad, East Indies, on the 9th Nov, William M'Chlery, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, to Sarah<br />
Edmonstone, widow of the late Captain C. Hickey, and daughter of Brigadier Nash, C.B.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Lewis Street, Stranraer, on the 2d inst., the Rev. John Lamb, Free Church Minister of Kirkmaiden - much<br />
and justly regretted.<br />
Here, at Lewis Street, on the 31st ult., Mr Stair Adair, Stair's Arms Inn, aged 75 years.<br />
At Mark, parish of Inch, on the 2d instant, Mr John M'Cosh, overseer there - son of Mr Peter M'Cosh,<br />
Cairngaan, Kirkmaiden.<br />
At London, on the 7th ult., Alexander, aged 22 years, son of Mr Peter Murray, farmer, Drumoddie,<br />
Mochrum - sincerely regretted .<br />
On the 26th November last, aged 61, Mr Francis Wood, of the Mill Creek, near Galt, late farmer at<br />
Jardineton, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, Scotland.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 28th ult., Joan M'Douall, wife of Mr John Dally, shoemaker.<br />
Killed at the Battle of Balaclava, on the 25th October last, John Wilson, private in the 17th Lancers, aged<br />
32 son of Mr James Wilson, formerly of the Commercial Inn, Gatehouse-of-Fleet.<br />
At Wigan, on the 26th ult., James, youngest son of the late Mr John M'Lure, grocer, aged 21 years.
11 th January <strong>1855</strong> (Week 2)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Auchneel, on the 9th instant, the wife of Mr A.H. M'Clean, of a son.<br />
At Merrin View House, Dublin, on the 28th ult., Mrs <strong>Robert</strong> M'Meikan, of a daughter.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 4th instant, the wife of Mr Andrew Forsyth, of a daughter.<br />
At the Villino Lustrini, Florence, on the 20th ultimo, Mrs William Houston Stewart, of a daughter.<br />
On the 5th instant, Mrs John Hyslop, Queen's Cross, Dudley, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, at Fisher Street, on the 9th instant, by the Rev. George Sherwood, Mr William Horner, to Miss Agnes<br />
Cardie.<br />
At Craigenquarroch, parish of Portpatrick, on the 4th instant, by the Rev. Andrew Urquhart, Mr John<br />
Gracie, mason, to Miss Mary Sherry.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here at Hillhead, on the 8th inst., of small pox, James youngest son of Mr John Gray, joiner, aged 5 years.<br />
At the Home Farm of Dunskey, on the 6th inst., after a lingering illness, Mr John Stewart, aged 54 years,<br />
much regretted.<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 7th instant, Mrs M'Millan, aged 72 years.<br />
At Port Logan, on the 9th instant, after a protracted illness, borne with Christian resignation, Margaret,<br />
aged 22 years, eldest daughter of Mr Davidson, of the Coast Guard.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 4th inst., after a protracted illness, borne with meeknes and resignation, Jane<br />
M'Keachie, wife of the late Mr M'Chleary, of Boreland, advanced in years.<br />
At Gorbals, Newton Stewart, on the 7th instant, Mrs M'Haffie, relict of Mr John M'Haffie, aged 84 years.<br />
At Ardachie, Kirkcowan, Jane, daughter of Mr Gordon, farmer, aged 22 years.<br />
At Barrhill, rather suddenly, on the 6th inst., Mr John Service, cooper. He had been complaining for some<br />
time, but on the evening he died he was walking through the house, dropped down, and expired in a few<br />
hours afterwards.<br />
At Walsall, on the 7th instant, <strong>Robert</strong> Douglas, Esq., coal merchant and cement manufacturer, eldest son of<br />
Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Douglas, late of Chapel Croft, near Castle Douglas, aged 35 years, much regretted.<br />
At 53 Barton Crescent, London, on the 28th ult., Mrs Isabella Martin, relict of the Rev. Edward Irving.<br />
18 th January <strong>1855</strong> (Week 3)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Rephad House, on the 4th current, Mrs Guthrie, of a daughter.<br />
Here, at Sheuchan Street, on the 16th instant, the wife of Mr N'Nie, millwright, of a son.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 10th inst., Mrs Martin, of a daughter.<br />
At Drochdool, on the 13th instant, Mrs Kennedy, of a daughter.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 11th inst., the wife of Mr Thomas Stewart, boot and shoemaker, of a daughter.<br />
At Barnkirk, on the 11th instant, the wife of Mr Picken, turner, Barnkirk, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Carluke, on the 15th inst., by the Rev. James Anderson, the Rev. James Smellie of the Original Secession,<br />
Stranraer, to Frances, fifth daughter of Mr H. M'Minn, merchant, Carluke.<br />
At Drumellan, parish of Maybole, on the 10th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Menzies, Mr John Muir, Barwheys, to<br />
Helen, eldest daughter of the late Mr Matthew Wilson.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At George Street, here, on the 16th instant, of smallpox, Samuel Milligan, baker, aged 17 years.
Here, at St. John Street, on the 16th inst., Mrs Agnew, advanced in years.<br />
At Ervie, Kirkcolm, on the 14th instant, Isabella, aged 2 years and 2 months, youngest child of the late Mr<br />
Charles Kenmuir.<br />
At Calgow, parish of Minnigaff, on the 10th inst., Mr James Matthews, jun. aged 37 years.<br />
At 1 Oxford Terrace, Dean, on the 9th current, Sophia Black, widow of the late Wm. Douglas, Esq., writer,<br />
Stranraer.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 10th instant, Margaret Tait, wife of Mr Michael Gibson, aged 67 years.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 14th inst., Mrs Brown, aged 76 years.<br />
At Boreland of Girthon, near Gatehouse of Fleet, on the 10th instant, Mr John Porter, farmer there, aged 78<br />
years.<br />
At the Commercial Hotel, Kirkcudbright, on the 9th inst., Mr Walter, Dickson.<br />
At Girvan, on the 2d instant, of cholera (in nine hours' illness), Hugh M'Clymont, Esq., manufacturing<br />
agent.<br />
At Clark Street, Kilmarnock, on the 10th instant, Jeanie Dewar, wife of Mr Andrew M'Cracken, clothier<br />
aged 37 years.<br />
At Kirkcowan, on the 3d instant, Mr William Scott aged 94. Deceased was the oldest individual in the<br />
parish inaugurating the new system of registration.<br />
Sand Hills, Agusta, Georgia, United States of America, on 17th November last of yellow fever, James D.<br />
Mackie, Esq., M.D., aged 35 years, eldest son of William Mackie, Esq., late of Wigtown, Scotland. He was a<br />
young man of high attainments, and his death is much regretted.<br />
25 th January <strong>1855</strong> (Week 4)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Auchincloy, parish of Stoneykirk, last week, Mrs Hugh Hannah of a daughter.<br />
At Cairngarroch, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 20 th inst., Mrs Jelly, of a daughter.<br />
At the Manse of Dunblane, on the 6 th inst., Mrs Boe, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At 9 Alloway Place, Ayr, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. A. P. Goudy, D.D. Strabane, Joseph White, Esq.,<br />
merchant, Glasgow to Helen, eldest daughter of John Kinross, Esq., Ayr.<br />
At Kayshill, parish of Stair, on the 19th inst. by the Rev. William Rorrison, Mr Samuel Hutchon, ploughman<br />
to Mr Alexander Ritchie, Trabochmains, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr William Frew, farmer there.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here at Hillhead, on the 22d inst. Mr Andrew Campbell, shoemaker, aged 66 years.<br />
Here, at Princes Street, on the 23d instant, Susan youngest daughter of Mr John Shaw, innkeeper, aged 17<br />
years.<br />
At North - west Castle Lodge., Stranraer, on the 21st inst. Mary M'Lelland aged 82 years.<br />
At Altain, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 18th inst. Mr James Corkcran advanced in years.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 17th inst. Mr John Carnochan, shoemaker, aged 73 years.<br />
At Cumloden Lodge, on the 24th inst. Mary M'Call relict of the late Mr Alexander Jameson, miller, aged 64<br />
years. Friends in Kirkmaiden will please accept of this intimation.<br />
At Baryerrock Kirkinner, on the 18th inst., Miss Susan Andrew, of Newton Stewart, aged 24 years.<br />
Deceased was on a visit when so suddenly cut off. She was much respected and died deeply regretted.<br />
At Newton Stewart on the 14th curt., Janet Gilmour, relict of the late Mr William Brown, grocer, aged 76<br />
years.<br />
At Whithorn, on the 18th inst. Margaret McCulloch, second daughter of Mr William Main, schoolmaster,<br />
Leswalt, aged 23 years.<br />
Lost, on the coast of Ireland on the 27th December last, Mr Hawthorn Stewart, eldest son of the late<br />
Captain Stewart. He was a sober, industrious and young man and is deeply lamented by his family and<br />
acquaintances.<br />
1 st February <strong>1855</strong> (Week 5)
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Castle Street, on the 23 rd ultimo, the wife of Mr Shaw, baker, of a son.<br />
Here, at McCulloch’s Place, on the 25 th ultimo, Mrs James Wilson.<br />
At No 10 Fraser’s Lane, Gloucester Street, Sydney, on the 16 th October last, the wife of Mr William Murray,<br />
compositor, of a son.<br />
At Corwar, Sorbie Parish on the 24 th ult., Mrs Wylie, of a son.<br />
On the 21 st ultimo, at the U.P. Manse, St. John’s Dalry, Mrs Paterson, of a daughter.<br />
At Laighhead on the 24 th ultimo, Mrs James M’Blain, of a son.<br />
At Muckbridge, on the 24 th ultimo, the wife of Mr Hugh Campbell, of a son.<br />
At Barrhill, on the 25 th ultimo, the wife of Mr James M’Tier, of a son.<br />
At Chopwell House, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, on the 10 th ultimo, the wife of Mr Wm. Thomson.<br />
Superintendent of the Crown plantations in the county of Durham, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At London Road, Stranraer, on the 30 th ultimo, by the father of the bride, Mr Wm. Brown, iron merchant,<br />
Ayr, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the Rev. Wm Smellie of the United Presbyterian Church.<br />
At Aucheninnies, on the 23d ult., by the Rev. George Dudgeon, Dalbeattie, Mr John Martin, joiner, Castle<br />
Douglas, to Janet, fourth daughter of Mr Thomas Moffat, Aucheninnies.<br />
On the 19 th ultimo, at Sloegarie, by the Rev. William Symington, Castle-Douglas, Mr John Girr, Borgue, to<br />
Jane, eldest daughter of Mr James Hastings, shepherd, Sloegarie.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At North Strand Street, here, on the 26th ultimo, Mr James M'Meckan, grain dealer, advanced in years.<br />
At St. Leonard's on Sea on the 23d ultimo, Lieutenant Willam Hunter Blair, h.-p. Royal Artillery, aged 27<br />
years, son of Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart.,<br />
At Bridge of Allan, on the 22d ultimo, <strong>Robert</strong> Kellie Douglas, Esq., of No 1 Minto Street, Edinburgh, late of<br />
Birmingham, and formerly editor of the Dumfries Times.<br />
At Wigtown on the 23d ultimo, Mr John Jardine, corn - dealer, aged 67 years.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 27th ultimo, Mr David Beddie, aged 73 years.<br />
At Glassock, on the 28th ultimo, Sarah M'Geoch, relict of the late Mr Alex. M'Kie, farmer, Barfad, aged 78<br />
years.<br />
At Grange of Cree, on the 27th ultimo, Mary, infant daughter of Mr Carson, farmer, aged 11 months.<br />
At Barrhill, on the 15th ultimo, after a lingering illness borne with Christian patience and resignation,<br />
<strong>Robert</strong>, only son of Mr Wm. Brown, innkeeper, aged 23 years.<br />
On the 16th ultimo, at Townhead of Greenlaw, Castle Douglas, aged 64, Janet, wife of Mr George Grierson.<br />
The congregation of Greyfriars Free church, Edinburgh has just been bereaved of its pastor, the Rev. J.<br />
Sym. The melancholy event took place on Saturday morning. He was convenor of the Home Mission<br />
Committee of the Free Church, and displayed excellent business habits in this position. He has departed<br />
comparatively a young man, being only between 46 and 48 years of age.<br />
8 th February <strong>1855</strong> (Week 6)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Glenhead, Minnigaff on the 4 th instant, the wife of Mr M’Millan, farmer, of a daughter.<br />
At Bankhead, Glencairn, on the 23d ultimo, Mrs John Martin, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here at Agnew Crescent, on the 5 th inst., by the Re. Thomas Easton, of the Reformed Presbyterian Church,<br />
Captain John Russell, of the ship Cambria, of Glasgow, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Captain<br />
William Neilson, of Ayr.<br />
At Stoneykirk Village, on the 6 th inst., by the Rev. Mr Campbell, Mr William Henderson, boot and<br />
shoemaker, Stranraer, to Miss Chesney.
At the residence of the bride’s mother, neat Paths, on the 26 th instant, by the Rev. Mr Ball, of Woodstock,<br />
the Rev. D. M’Raar, pastor of King’s Church, Ayr, Canada West, to Miss Mary Torrance, eldest daughter of<br />
the late Thomas Torrance, Esq.<br />
At Auchenshinnoch, Dalry, on the 30 th ultimo, by the Rev. S. Blair, Mr John Caanan, Burnfoot, Kells, to<br />
Marion, second daughter of the late Mr James Ramsay, Cornharrow.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at Sheuchan Street, on the 27 th ult., after a short illness, Mary Coats, wife of Mr James Agnew,<br />
cooper, aged 73 years.<br />
At Deerpark, parish of Inch, on the 8 th inst, Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr James M’Harg, Stranraer, after a<br />
lingering illness, borne with Christian patience.<br />
At Auchmantle, on the 29 th ult., Mr John Douglas, farmer there, aged 83 years.<br />
At Stewarton, Kirkcolm, on the 5 th instant, Mr John M’Haffie, aged 82 years.<br />
At the Manse of Urr, on the morning of the 29 th ult., the Rev. Geo M’Knight Burnside, minister of the parish<br />
of Urr.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 31 st ultimo, Miss Elizabeth M’Candlish, aged 73 years.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 1 st instant, Mr Alexander Kennedy, shoemaker, aged 71 years.<br />
At camp before Sebastapol, on the 8 th ult., Corporal Alex M’Caul of the Coldstream Guards aged 33 years,<br />
son of Mr John M’Caull, sheriff-officer, Dalry, Kirkcudbright. Deceased was engaged at the memorable<br />
battles of Alma, Balaklava and Inkerman.<br />
15 th February <strong>1855</strong> (Week 7)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here at South Strand Street, on the 12th instant, the wife of Mr David Warren, upholsterer, of a son.<br />
At Dourie Bank, on the 12th instant, Mrs Cumming, of a daughter.<br />
At Barrhill, on the 6th instant, the wife of Mr James Goudie, blacksmith, of a son.<br />
At Marklauch, on the 6th instant, Mrs M'Creath, of a daughter.<br />
At Wigtown Row, Newton Stewart, on the 12th inst, Mrs M'Fie, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here at North Strand Street, on the 13th instant, by the Rev. George Charles, Mr Alexander M'Lelland,<br />
baker and graindealer, to Jane, only daughter of the late Mr James MacMeikan, graindealer.<br />
Here at Hanover Street, on the 14th inst., by the Rev. G.D. Mathews, Mr John James, currier, to Mary, eldest<br />
daughter of Mr Alex. Small, boot and shoemaker.<br />
At Church Street, Stranraer, on the 14th inst, by the Rev. William Smillie, of the U.P. Church, Mr James<br />
Lidderdale, to Miss Mary Hannay, daughter of the late John Hannay, Esq., farmer, Girthon.<br />
At Maidland, near Wigtown, on the 7th instant, Mr John Grierson, merchant, Castle-Douglas, to Elizabeth,<br />
second daughter of Mr Muir, farmer there.<br />
At East Whithorn, on the 6th inst., by the Rev. J.W. Macmeckan, of the Reformed Presbyterian Church<br />
Lesmahagow, James Smith, Esq., coalmaster, Auchenhard House, parish of Livingston, to Margaret, fifth<br />
daughter of the late Thomas Forsyth, Esq., East Whitburn.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Waulk Mill, parish of Leswalt, on the 11th instant, Mr Benjamin Buchanan, farmer.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 5th instant, after a lingering illness, Hellen, daughter of Mr John Clelland,<br />
Superintendent of Police, aged 26.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, after a lingering illness, borne with christian patience and resignation, Samuel<br />
M'Clelland, aged 27 years.<br />
At Melbourne, Australia, on the 6th November last, John, aged 32 years, youngest son of Mr John<br />
Galloway, joiner, Garliestown.<br />
At Scarhead, on the 8th instant, Mrs Hayburn, relict of Barney Hayburn, at the advanced age of 100 years.<br />
On the 9th instant, at the Hotel Meurice, Paris, Lady Harriet Elliot, youngest daughter of the Earl of Minto,<br />
and sister of Lady John Russell.
On the 9th instant, in Cornwallis Street, Liverpool, aged 49, Mr William Henderson, late officer of the ship<br />
Jemsetjee Cursetjee, and late of Wigtown, Scotland.<br />
On the 10th instant, at Turin, aged 31, the Duke of Genoa, brother of the present sovereign of Piedmont.<br />
Within a few weeks, and almost in the act of giving an example of active magnanimity to the kings of the<br />
continent by taking part in the European war, he has seen his mother, his wife, and now his brother, fall at<br />
his side.<br />
At Bombay, on the 18th December last, Captain Charles G. Butler, 86th Regiment, commanding the<br />
Military Sanitary Station at Poorundhur, brother of the two Captains Butler who fell at Silistria and<br />
Inkermann.<br />
In the prime of life, Captain Henry Beresford Melville. Deceased was the sole officer of his regiment who<br />
survived the unfortunate Cabul expedition, having been severely wounded in the Kyber pass, and taken<br />
prisoner by Akbar Khan, together with Lady Sale, Lady Macnaughten, and others. He afterwards served in<br />
the Sikh war, and was at the actions of Sobraon and Ferezeshah.<br />
At Scutari, Turkey, on the 20th ultimo, of fever, Alex. Struthers, M.D. acting assistant surgeon, lately house<br />
surgeon in the royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, youngest son of the late Alexander Struthers, Esq., of<br />
Brucefield, Dunfermline.<br />
At Scutari, on the 25th ultimo, Captain W.R.N. Campbell, 5th Dragoon Guards, eldest and only surviving<br />
son of the late Brigadier General Alexander Campbell, C.B. and K.H., of Blackburn House, Ayrshire, N.B.<br />
Captain Campbell served in the West Indies in the 92d Highlanders, and in the 9th Lancers during the<br />
whole of the Gwalior and Punjaub campaign of 1844, 1845 and 1846 under General Lord Gough. In 1853<br />
he exchanged to the 5th dragoon Guards, which he accompanied to Turkey in May last, passing through<br />
the ordeal of the melancholy scenes of disease at Varna, &c., when the regiment suffered severely from<br />
cholera. In the memorable and brilliant charge of the heavy brigade of cavalry on the 25th of October, at<br />
Balaklava, he narrowly escaped, while gallantly leading the squadron he commanded, but, alas, even his<br />
dauntless and cheerful spirit failed to sustain him through the subsequent severe hardships and<br />
privations, exposed to wet and cold, and which his too sensitive feeling of honour prevailed on him to<br />
struggle against, until human exertion was exhausted, and he reluctantly yielded to medical decision,<br />
which removed him, on the 4th December, to Scutari, where he sank on the 23d, leaving a numerous<br />
circle of friends and most attached relatives to lament his early loss, and a devoted mother to bewail the<br />
premature fall of her only most beloved son - "United Service Gazette".<br />
General the Hon. Sir Patrick Stuart, colonel of the 44th Regiment, died in Scotland a few days ago. He was<br />
the second son of the late lord Blantyre, and uncle to the present peer.<br />
22 nd February <strong>1855</strong> (Week 8)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Bridge Street, on the 19th instant, the wife of Mr R. Wales, painter, of a daughter.<br />
At Kirkcudbright, on the 15th instant, Mrs Mure of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Edinburgh, on the 15th instant, by the Rev. John Caird of Errol Niel Fergusson Blair, of Balthayock,<br />
Perthshire to Elringson, third daughter of the late Lieutenant General Sir Neil Douglas, KCB, and KCH and<br />
widow of James Vaughan Allen Esq., of Inchmartine.<br />
At Doonbank, parish of Maybole, on the 14th instant, by the Rev. W. Shaw of Ayr, Mr Thomas Steel,<br />
merchant, Ayr to Isabella, daughter of Mr John M'Creath.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Agnew Crescent, here, on the 19th inst, Charlotte aged 2 years, daughter of Mr John Aird, Mariner.<br />
At Tonnachrae parish of Inch, on the 18th instant, after a protrcted illness, Grace Coats, wife of Mr John<br />
M'Credie, farmer there.<br />
Suddenly at Minnigaff, on the 14th instant, Mr David Peacock, aged 83 years.<br />
At Wigtown Row, Newton-Stewart, on the 17th inst, Mr James M'Kenna, aged 34 years.<br />
At Balaklava, on the 9th instant, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Hall of the 121 Royal Highlanders. Deceased was a native of<br />
Newton-Stewart, and enlisted in that regiment some years ago.
At Kirk Hill, Torry, Aberdeen, on the 14th instant, Isabella Bissett, wife of Mr Thomas Dawson, late<br />
Pricipal Light-keeper, Cairnryan Lighthouse, much regretted.<br />
At Albany Place, near Dumfries, on the 14th instant, in his 72d year, Mr John Sinclair, bookseller.<br />
At Castle Street, Edinburgh, on the 15th instant, aged 30 years, <strong>Robert</strong> Alfred Cathcart, Esq., W.S. only<br />
surviving son of Elias Cathcart, Esq., of Auchendrane, Ayrshire.<br />
At his residence, Rice Lake Plains, township of Hamilton, near Coburg, Canada West, on 17th January last,<br />
Mr John Roddick, formerly of Urr, Kirkcudbrightshire.<br />
At St. Clairsville, Belmont County, State of Ohio, W.S. on 16th January last, Joseph Hewetson, M.D. aged 51.<br />
Deceased was for several years a highly respected medical practitioner in Wigtown and for upwards of<br />
twenty years has practised with success at St. Clairsville.<br />
1 st March <strong>1855</strong> (Week 9)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Airds, New Galloway, on the 21st ult. the wife of Mr <strong>Web</strong>ster, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At West Douloch, Kirkcolm, on the 26th ult., James Kerr, Esq., draper, Swansea, Glamorganshire, to<br />
Margaret, third daughter of Mr William Kerr, farmer, Douloch.<br />
At Port Logan, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. Mr Scrimgeour, Stoneykirk, Mr William M'Clymont, carrier,<br />
Drumore, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr Robbs, nailer, there.<br />
At Fleet Street, Gatehouse-of-Fleet, on the 20th ult., by the Rev. Thomas Johnstone of Anwoth, Mr John<br />
Hyslop, miner, Auchencairn, to Miss Annie Armour, Fleet Street.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Glenapp, on the 8th ult., William M'Garva, aged 76 years.<br />
At Glenapp, on the 22d ult., Agnes Forsyth, aged 85 years.<br />
At Boyach, parish of Whithorn, on the 20th ult., James Donnan, Esq., farmer, there. Deceased had all but<br />
completed his 84th year, and seldom has an individual passed away from the midst of us, whose memory,<br />
from the varied, though unostentatious excellences of his character, will be so long or more deservedly<br />
cherished. In him the poor always found a warm and considerate friend.<br />
At London, on the 21st ult., Mr Alexander Mackennal, formerly of Portpatrick, aged 45 years.<br />
At Millburn, Kirkcudbright, on the 12th ult., Margaret M'Minn, widow of the late Mr William Milligan, in<br />
the 75th year of her age - very much respected.<br />
At Scotland Road, Liverpool, on the 16th ult., in the 49th year of his age, Mr David Tait, tailor.<br />
At Wigan, on the 19th ult., aged 62 years, John M'Muldroch, formerly a draper there, a native of Whithorn.<br />
At Gatehouse, on the 10th ult., John Henry, Back street. Same day, Mrs Templeton. Same day, John M'Kay.<br />
On the 13th Peter M'Connel.<br />
At Langlands Place, Dumfries, on the 26th ult., Charles Baird, Esq., Sheriff-Clerk of Dumfriesshire.<br />
At Toxteth Park, Liverpool, on the 17th ult., James Gladstone, Esq., son of the late Thomas Gladstone, Esq.,<br />
merchant, Liverpool.<br />
8 th March <strong>1855</strong> (Week 10)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Awhirk, parish of stoneykirk, on the 27 th ult., Mrs Ewing, of a son.<br />
At the Free Church Manse, Castle Douglas, on the 21 st ult., Mrs Brown, of a son.<br />
At Bangalore on the 31 st December last, the wife of James Kirkpatrick, Esq., M.D. of a daughter.<br />
At Kirkton House, Carlisle, on the 4 th inst., the wife of Thomas Matthews, Esq., banker of a son.<br />
At Errol Street, North Melbourne on the 16 th Nov. the wife of James A. MacMeikan, Esq., of a son.<br />
At Lothian Street, the wife of David Crombie Esq., and daughter of the late Hodgson of Newcastle on Tyne,<br />
of a daughter.
MARRIAGES<br />
At Knockville, on the 5 th instant, by the Rev. Mr Richardson, Mr Christie, schoolmaster, Bargrennan, to<br />
Miss M’Geoch.<br />
At Sorbie on the 26 th ult., by the Rev. D. K. Sloan, Mr Thomas Lacey, Wigtown to Miss Mary M’Guffie,<br />
Bladnoch.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Bridge of Aird, parish of Inch, on the 6 th instant, Jean Laurie, aged 21 years.<br />
At the house of his son, Laigh Float, Stoneykirk, Mr William Campbell, at the advance age of 99. He<br />
retained his faculties to the last. Deceased was for many years tenant in the farms of Toskerton,<br />
Kirkmabreck, and Float, was respected by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, and bore his<br />
illness with Christian fortitude and resignation. Friends at a distance will please accept this intimation.<br />
At Portwilliam, on the 6 th inst., aged 19 years, James, son of Mr Archibald Kerr, joiner, Cairnryan.<br />
At Gatehouse-of-Fleet, on the 1 st instant, Miss Sarah Richardson, aged 68 years.<br />
At Gatehouse-of-Fleet, on the 2d inst., Elizabeth Walker, aged 17 years.<br />
At 54 Carter Street, Manchester, on the 3d instant, Gordon, third son of the late James Williamson of<br />
Sypland, Kirkcudbright.<br />
15 th March <strong>1855</strong> (Week 11)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Sun Street, on the 28 th ult., the wife of Captain M’Chlery, of a son.<br />
At Garliestown, on the 10 th instant, Mrs Wm. Marshall, of a son.<br />
At Caldons, parish of Minnigaff, on the 4 th inst., the wife of Mr M’Millan, farmer, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, at George Street, on the 12 th current, by the Rev. Mr Matthews, Mr Wm. Stewart, flesher, Stranraer,<br />
to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Mr Archibald Carrick, rope-maker.<br />
At Baraar, Penningham, on the 5 th instant, by the Rev. Mr Reid, Mr Thomas Park, overseer, Corsewall,<br />
Kirkcolm, to Agnes, daughter of Mr William Galloway, farmer there.<br />
At No 67 Great King Street, Edinburgh, on the 7 th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Muir, the Rev. Thomas Gordon,<br />
Newbattle, to Janet Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Major James Aitchison. H.E.I.C. Bengal service.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Lewis Street, Stranraer, on the 12 th instant, Mr George Heron, formerly of Terregles, aged 66 years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 10 th instant, after a short illness, Mr Charles M’Chlery, broker, aged 62 years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 12 th inst., Agnes, youngest daughter of <strong>Robert</strong> M’Millan.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 11 th inst., James M’Crea, aged 5 years, son of Mr Peter M’Crea, joiner.<br />
At Whithorn, on the 17 th ult, William, son of Mr John Milroy, aged 2 years and 9 months; and on the 26 th<br />
ult., his brother John, aged 19 months – both of measles.<br />
At Whithorn, on the 28 th ult., William, son of <strong>Robert</strong> Parker, aged 8 months.<br />
At Whithorn, on the 1 st instant, of measles, James son of Mr Andrew Campbell, aged 4 years.<br />
At California, near Whithorn, on the 12 th instant, Mr Andrew M’Culloch, aged 65 years.<br />
At No 5 Royal Terrace, Edinburgh, on the 7 th inst., Jos. Gordon, Esq., W.S., in the 79 th year of his age.<br />
22 nd March <strong>1855</strong> (Week 12)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Whitepark, parish of Inch, on the 14 th instant, the wife of Mr Wm. M’Lean, of a daughter.<br />
At Whithorn, on the 20 th instant, Mrs R.H. Smith, of a son.<br />
At Selkirk, on the 17 th instant, the wife of Mr John Gebbie, merchant, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES<br />
At Shorebank, Stranraer, on the 19 th instant, by the Rev. George Sherwood, Captain Archibald John<br />
M’Lean, New-York, to Catherine Isabella, eldest daughter of James Douglas, Esq., Shipowner, Stranraer.<br />
At Barlockhart, Old Luce, on the 15 th instant, by the Rev. John M’Dowall, Mr Miller, ploughman, Barnsallie,<br />
to Miss Coupland.<br />
At Barrhill, on the 13 th instant, by the Rev. Mr Dill, Peter, only son of Mr Peter M’Tier, farmer, Knockglass,<br />
to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr Thomas Sloss, grocer, Barrhill.<br />
At Duisk Lodge, on the 16 th instant, by the Rev. Mr Dill, Alexander, youngest son of Mr Joseph M’Blain,<br />
farmer, Greasle, to Miss Agnes M’Kie.<br />
On the 20 th instant, at Auchenleck, parish of Rerrick, by the Rev. J.G. Murray, Free Church, Auchencairn,<br />
Andrew Sinclair Montgomery, Esq., merchant, Leicester, to Janet, eldest daughter of the late James Henry,<br />
Esq., of Auchenleck.<br />
On the 13 th inst., at the house of Mr George Fotheringham, wine and spirit merchant, Stirling, by the Rev.<br />
John Steedman, Mr John Cumming, patentee, Glasgow, to Jane Fergusson, third daughter of Mr Anthony<br />
Skeoch, Clerk of the Peace for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Boreland, parish of Inch, on the 16 th inst., in the prime of life, deeply and justly regretted, Mr Thomas<br />
Mackie.<br />
At Newcastle, New South Wales, on the 1 st December, William Crichton, aged 4 months, only child of<br />
Hastings M’Douall, Esq.,<br />
At South Ardwell, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 18 th instant, Jean M’William, wife of Mr Ewing, farmer<br />
there, aged 34 years – much regretted.<br />
At Glenluce, Mr Terence M’Quaid, merchant, highly respected and deeply regretted by all who knew him.<br />
At Blairderry, Old Luce, on the 18 th instant, Mr Dalrymple, farmer there, very suddenly.<br />
29 th March <strong>1855</strong> (Week 13)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Kirminnoch, parish of Inch, on the 25 th instant, Mrs Todd, of a son<br />
At North Cairn, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 28 th inst., the wife of <strong>Robert</strong> Cochrane, Esq., of a daughter<br />
At Mye, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 22d instant, Mrs M’Caig, of a son.<br />
At Awhirk, parish of Stoneykirk, the wife of James M’Lean, Esq., of a daughter.<br />
At Cally Mains, parish of Girthon, on the 17th inst, Mrs R. M’Monnies, of a daughter.<br />
At Stenhouse, parish of Sorbie, on the 20 th inst., Mrs Cumming, of a daughter.<br />
At Sorbie Village, on the 20 th inst., Mrs John M’Millan, of a daughter.<br />
At Garleyhawes, parish of Kirkcolm on the 27 th inst., the wife of Mr Samuel Wright, joiner, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, at St. John Street, on the 27 th inst., by the Rev. George Charles, Mr James Simpson, brewer, to<br />
Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr William M’Cubbin, mariner.<br />
At Ballantrae, on the 16 th inst, Mr Hugh M’Quisten, to Miss Annie Coulter.<br />
At Devizes, Wilts, on the 22d instant, by the Rev. Mr Kingsland, Alexander S. Parker, Esq., draper,<br />
Plymouth, to Mary Ann, second daughter of Joseph Jefferies, Esq.<br />
At George Square, Glasgow, on the 23d inst., by the Very Rev. Principal Macfarlan, the Rev. John<br />
Underwood, minister of Kirkcudbright, to Margaret Melville, eldest daughter of Captain Alexander<br />
Roxburgh, late of the Glengarry Light Infantry, Hamilton, Canada West.<br />
On the 15 th inst., at St. Peter’s Church, Burnley Mr Anthony Grierson, draper, Blackburn, to Catherine,<br />
second daughter of Mr John Curle, Crown Inn, Burnley, Lancashire.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at Fisher Street, on the 28 th inst., Mr Alexander Kerr, innkeeper.
At St. Andrew Street, here, on the 22d inst., William Kelly, aged 29 years.<br />
At Sheuchan, parish of Inch, on the 19 th instant, Miss Jessie Bennoch, after a lingering illness, borne with<br />
Christian patience and resignation.<br />
At Smithy Hill, parish of Leswalt, on the 25 th inst., Mrs Martin, after a long illness.<br />
At Sandmill, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 28 th inst., Mr Samuel Cochran, aged 85 years.<br />
At Croft, near Glenluce, on the 20 th inst, Elizabeth Fraser, aged 68 years.<br />
At Dampark, Old Luce, on the 21 st instant, Mr Hugh M’Clure, late tenant of Markdow, aged 79 years.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 21 st instant, Helen Mair, or Mrs Burns, the well-known carrier between Glenluce and<br />
Stranraer – an honest and upright person.<br />
At Knockdow, Ballantrae, on the 26 th inst, Mr Hugh M’Kissock, farmer, aged 67 years – much regretted.<br />
At Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester, on the 8 th inst., Mr William Rae, machinist. Friends at a distance will<br />
please accept of this intimation.<br />
At Halmyre, parish of Urr, on the 23d instant, Agnes Morton, wife of Mr Gavin Hamilton, aged 73 years.<br />
5 th April <strong>1855</strong> (Week 14)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Hanover Street, on the 4 th instant, the wife of Mr Stewart Kennedy, of a son.<br />
At Girvan, on the 2d inst., Mrs William M’Morran of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Carrick Street, Ayr, on the 22d ult., by the Rev. Thomas Dykes, Mr John Morton, cabinet-maker,<br />
Newton-Stewart, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Mr John Livingston, blacksmith, Maybole.<br />
At St. Ann’s Church, London, by the Rev. Edward Day, B.A., on the 18 th ult., Captain James Bridie, to Jessie<br />
Hay, eldest daughter of William M’Bride, Esq., shipowner, Greenock.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Dinduff, parish of Leswalt, on the 4 th inst., Jane, eldest daughter of Mr William Ross, farmer there.<br />
At Cardrain, parish of Kirkmaiden, on the 30 th ult., Alexander, fourth and youngest son of Mr John<br />
M’Culloch, farmer there. Friends will please accept of this intimation.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, suddenly on the 29 th ult., Alex. M’Kie, carter, aged 49 years. Deceased enlisted into the<br />
Galloway Rifles, but was discharged a few weeks ago, and on Saturday a large number of men followed his<br />
remains to the church-yard.<br />
At Sands Street South, Liverpool, on the 23d ult., aged 46 years, Margaret, wife of Mr Alexander Davies,<br />
and eldest daughter of Mr William Jamieson, Float, parish of Stoneykirk - highly respected and deeply<br />
regretted by a large circle of friends.<br />
12 th April <strong>1855</strong> (Week 15)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Genoch, on the 1st inst., Mrs Clanachan of a son.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 2d inst., Mrs James Wallace of a son. On the 9th inst., Mrs W. Campbell of a son.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 9th instant, Mrs Peter M'Kie of a son.<br />
At Melbourne, Australia, on the 1st of January, the wife of Mr William Craig of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Ervie, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 9th instant, by the Rev. <strong>Robert</strong> Hyslop, Mr William Blain, farmer, Aries,<br />
to Mary Ann, second daughter of Mr William Paterson, stone mason, Ervie.<br />
At Stewarton, Kirkinner, Wigtownshire, on the 3d instant, by the Rev. Peter Hannah, Mr John M'Turk,<br />
farmer, Cranoe Grange, Leicestershire, to Susan Patterson, youngest daughter of John Greenshields, Esq.<br />
At Castries, in the Island of St. Lucia, West Indies, by special license, on the 12th March last, <strong>Robert</strong><br />
Millington Synge, Esq., Captain in her Majesty's 67th or South Hampshire
Regiment of Foot, to Catherine Waddell Boyd Miller, youngest daughter of David Miller, Esq.,<br />
Kirkcudbright.<br />
At New York on the 5th February, by the Rev. B.C. C. Parker, Mr C. Peyton, State of New Orleans, to Miss<br />
Jessie Brodie, fourth daughter of Mr Alexander Brodie, Pilwhilly, Penningham, Wigtownshire, Scotland.<br />
"New York Herald".<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Milton, parish of Inch, on the 11th inst., after a long illness, borne with Christian resignation, Agnes<br />
Hannay, wife of Mr M'Kenzie, farmer there.<br />
At Stewarton, Kirkcolm, on the 6th instant, Miss Christina M'Phee, after a distressing illness of long<br />
duration.<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 6th inst., Mr David M'Kissock, aged 94 years, after being long confined.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 24th inst., Miss Sarah M'Micken, after a lingering trouble.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 9th inst., Mrs M'Clelland, relict of Andrew M'Clelland, late joiner, Glenluce.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 8th inst., Samuel, infant child of Mr James Vernon, cabinetmaker.<br />
At Back Street, Gatehouse of Fleet, on the 2d inst., Agnes Dalziell, grocer and spirit dealer there, aged 74<br />
years.<br />
At Port Glasgow, on the 8 th inst., Elizabeth M'Kenzie, relict of the late Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Torrance.<br />
At his residence in this town, Simco, on Friday, the 2d March, after but a few hours illness, William M'Gill,<br />
Esq., a native of Kirkcowan, Scotland, in the 34th year of his age. Deceased has been for many years a<br />
highly respected resident of our town, and was its very obedient Council Clerk after its incorporation. He<br />
was an officer in the Norfolk Mason's Lodge and the funeral, which took place on Tuesday was attended<br />
by a large number of the Brethren of the order according to the rules of which he was buried, the<br />
beautiful and impressive service of the order being read at his grave. His mortal remains rest in St. John's<br />
churchyard, Wood ----- Peace be to his memory. Canada Correspondent.<br />
19 th April <strong>1855</strong> (Week 16)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Tobermory, Island of Mull, on the 2d instant, the wife of Mr Wm. Sproat, writer, of a daughter.<br />
Here at St. John Street, on the 18th inst., the wife of Mr Devon, Shoemaker, of a son.<br />
At Jordieland, Kirkcudbright, on the 10th inst, Mrs Irving, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At New York, on the 8th February, by the Rev. Mr Parker, Mr C. Peyton, State of New Orleans, to Jessie<br />
Brodie, fourth daughter of Mr Alex. Brodie, Pilwhilly, Penninghame, Wigtownshire, Scotland.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Drumore, on the 16th inst., Sarah Jamieson, aged 62 years, wife of Mr William Stevenson, shoemaker.<br />
At Drumore, on the 17th inst., Agnes Jamieson, aged 72 years, relict of Mr James Gunion, Drumore.<br />
At Lammingtoune Manse, on the 24th ult., Mrs Barbara Thomson Afflect, the beloved and affectionate wife<br />
of the Rev. Charles Hope, minister, of Wandell and Lamingtoune, to the deep affliction of her bereaved<br />
husband and young family. - Mrs Hope was eldest daughter of the late John Afflect, Esq., Palmerstone,<br />
Chief Magistrate for the Burgh of Maxwelltown, and was nearly related to the ancient family of Conheath -<br />
her mother, Janet Fraser, being cousin to the deceased Mr Kirkpatrick, consul at Malaga, and grandfather<br />
of the Empress Eugenie.<br />
On the 6th inst., at Castle-Douglas, James, aged 5 years, son of Mr James Laidlaw, surgeon there.<br />
On the 15th inst., at No. 10 Paterson Street, Glasgow, James Taylor, joiner, Altain, Stoneykirk.<br />
At Kirkcolm, on the 13th inst., Mary, aged two years, twin daughter of Mr John M'Intyre, tailor.<br />
26 th April <strong>1855</strong> (Week 17)<br />
BIRTHS
At Twomark, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 19th inst., the wife of Mr James Costly, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, at the George Hotel, on the 23d inst., by the Rev. George Charles, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Torrance, mariner, to<br />
Sarah M'William, daughter of the late Mr M'William, mariner.<br />
At No 4 Atholl Place, Edinburgh, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. Thomas B. Bell, brother of the bride, Rev.<br />
David Carnegie A. Agnew, Free Church Minister, Wigtown, third son of the late Sir Andrew Agnew, of<br />
Lochnaw, to Eleanora J.K. Ross, fourth surviving daughter of the late George Bell, Esq., F.R.S.E., F.R.C.S.L.<br />
and E.<br />
At Kirkcowan, on the 24th instant, by the Rev. Dr Charles, Mr John Thorburn, saddler, Newton-Stewart, to<br />
Marion, third daughter of Mr David M'Gill, Postmaster, Kirkcowan.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At 5 North Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, on the 22d instant, Mary Henson, relict of the late Thomas<br />
Jameson, Esq. Leith. Friends will please accept of this intimation.<br />
At Castle of Inch, on the 23d instant, Isabella Fowler Higgins, aged 5 years and 8 months.<br />
At Kirkcolm School-house, on the 19th instant, James Wallace, parochial teacher.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 23d instant, of consumption, James, son of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Crawford, grocer.<br />
At Tobermory, Island of Mull, on the 19th inst., Flora M'Lean, infant daughter of Mr William Sproat, writer<br />
there.<br />
3 rd May <strong>1855</strong> (Week 18)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Lochryan Place, on the 1 st inst., the wife of Mr Rollo, foreman tailor, of a son.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 28 th ult., the wife of George C. Black, writer and banker there, of a son.<br />
At Barrhill, on the 25 th ult., the wife of Mr Thomas Sloss, grocer, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At High Caldons, parish of Stoneykirk on the 24th ult., by the Rev. Mr Campbell, Mr Thomas M’Chleary,<br />
farmer, Pinminnoch, parish of Portpatrick, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr Thomas Taylor, High<br />
Caldons.<br />
At Boat-bank, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 30 th ult., by the Rev. Mr Hyslop, Mr Thomas Findlay, Coylton, (late<br />
in South Cairn,) to Agnes, daughter of Mr Loggie.<br />
At Glasgow, on the 25 th ult., by the Rev. Mr Cochran, of St. Peter’s Church, James Nilson, Esq., late of<br />
California, to Miss Wright, third daughter of Mr Wm. Wright, baker, Portpatrick.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 30 th ult., by the Rev. David Agnew, Free Church minister, Mr William M’Lelland, to<br />
Miss Jane M’Crackan, second daughter of Mr William M’Crackan, Castle Croft, Portpatrick.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 25 th ult., Elizabeth, infant child of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Robbs.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 26 th ult., Mr John M’Cubbin, plasterer, aged 65 years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 26 th ult., Janet Dewar, aged 16 years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, suddenly, on the 2d inst., Mary Dunn, wife of Mr James Milroy, Barber and Innkeeper.<br />
At Creetown, on the 30 th ult., Agnes Burbie, advanced in life, daughter of the late James Burbie, Rainton,<br />
near Gatehouse-of-Fleet.<br />
On the 23d ult., at Gatehouse-of-Fleet, James late barber and cutler in Kirkcudbright, aged 30 years, son of<br />
David Kelvie, razor strop manufacturer.<br />
On the 23d ult., at Kirkcudbright Mrs Elizabeth Paul, relict of the late Captain Charles Sims, of Liverpool<br />
aged 84.
10 th May <strong>1855</strong> (Week 19)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Waulkmill Cottage, the wife of Mr Hugh Henry, forrester, Kildonnan, of a daughter<br />
At Kirkcowan, on the 27 th ult., the wife of Mr Alex. M’Micken, mason, of a son.<br />
At Ellenbank, Kirkcudbright, on the 5 th instant, Mrs R.M. Gordon, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here at Clayton, on the 7 th inst., by the Rev. James Stewart of Sheuchan, Thomas M’Alpin, mariner, to Mary<br />
Hollas.<br />
At Reeferpark, parish of Whithorn, on the 26 th ult., by the Rev. C. Nicolson, Mr Samuel Dunse, saddler,<br />
Manchester, to Miss Emma Broadfoot.<br />
At St. George’s Presbyterian Church, Liverpool, on the 28 th ult., by the Rev. A. Cromar, Mr John Martin, of<br />
Greencross, Cornwall, to Miss Mary M’Kinnell, 30 Stanhope Street, late of Machermore, by Newton-<br />
Stewart.<br />
On the 26 th ult., at St. John’s Church, Leeds, Mr Jas. O’Connor, to Mrs Isabella Morrison, youngest daughter<br />
of the late Mr George Hutton, Keltonhill, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Edinburgh, on the 7th inst., Susan Campbell, the wife of <strong>Robert</strong> Anderson, Esq,. Drumore.<br />
At Isle Farm, on the 27 th ult, at the advanced age of 85, Alexander Fraser, farmer there. Deceased was a<br />
person of considerable mental attainments, whilst his fervid though unostentatious piety secured the<br />
esteem and respect of all. He died as quietly as he had lived, and was almost the last of a generation<br />
which, in this neighbourhood, is passing away.<br />
At Gowan Brae, Bonessan, Mull, on the 26 th March, Miss Annabella M’Lean, advanced in life. Friends will<br />
please accept of this intimation.<br />
At 3 Hillmarton Villas, Camden Road, London, on the 25 th ult., aged 18 months, Peter, youngest child of<br />
Peter Maclure, Esq., formerly of Kirkcowan, Wigtownshire.<br />
At Garchew, parish of Penningham, on the 4 th inst., Mrs Wilson, aged 84 years.<br />
At New- Luce village, much regretted, Mr Gilbert M’Meikan, aged 67 years, late farmer in Barshangan.<br />
At Carnlae, on the 6 th inst., Gilbert, second son of Mr Alexander M’Kie, farmer there, in the prime of life,<br />
and much regretted by friends and acquaintance. The disease we believe was inflamation of the brain, and<br />
of only four days’ continuance. He followed the plough the whole of the Tuesday preceding his death,<br />
which makes it the more affecting to those concerned. He was a man of amiable disposition, and his death<br />
has cast a gloom over the circle of his friends and acquaintance, which is both pretty extensive.<br />
17 th May <strong>1855</strong> (Week 20)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at George Street, on the 11th inst., the wife of Mr James M'Master, tailor, of a daughter.<br />
At Milmain, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 11th instant, Mrs J. Ralston, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Wigtown, on the 8th inst., by the Rev. Mr Beattie, Mr William Lavery, joiner, Philadelphia, to Martha,<br />
third daughter of Mr James Baillieff, Wigtown.<br />
At Ballyshannon, Ireland, on the 21st April, Mr Thos. Hyslop of Haltwhistle, Northumberland, to Jane,<br />
youngest daughter of the late Mr Ebenezer Fleming, farmer, Midtown, near Castle-Douglas.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at Glen Street, on the 10th inst., Ann Drynan, wife of Mr William Buchan, cabinetmaker, aged 34<br />
years.
Here, at South Strand Street on the 11th instant, Andrew Murdoch, aged 18 years.<br />
At Marchfarm, on the 15th inst., after a long illness, borne with Christian patience and resignation, Grace,<br />
only daughter of Mr Edward Robison, aged 23 years.<br />
At Drummore, parish of Kirkmaiden, on the 29th ult., Agnes Jean, daughter of John M'Kerlie, Esq., retired<br />
Inland Revenue Officer there, aged 19 years, much and justly regretted<br />
At Kilhern, Newluce, on the 11th instant, Mr John Hannay, farmer, advanced in years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 13th inst., Jeannie, last surviving child of the late Mr John Agnew, Newton-<br />
Stewart and Stranraer carrier. Friends at a distance will please to accept this intimation.<br />
At her father's house, Rusko, near Gatehouse, on the 13th inst., the wife of John M'Millan, Esq., factor to<br />
the Earl of Galloway at Newton-Stewart, aged 36 years.<br />
At Boreland, Anwoth, on the 12th inst., Mr Anthony Milroy, sen. (formerly in Disdow), in his 77th year.<br />
At Fleet Street, Gatehouse-of-Fleet, on the 11th inst., George Brown, molecatcher, aged 88 years.<br />
24 th May <strong>1855</strong> (Week 21)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At the Manse of Kirkmaiden, on the 17th instant, Mrs Williamson of a son.<br />
At Portencorkrie, Kirkmaiden, on the 16th inst., the wife of Mr Hutchison, farmer, of a daughter.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Calcutta, March 21, Sophia, wife of Andrew Ross, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service aged 23 years,<br />
daughter in law of Rear - Admiral Sir John Ross.<br />
Here, at Princes Street, on the 23d inst., Mary second daughter of the late Colin Ritchie, Esq., formerly in<br />
Garthland.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 16th instant, Henrietta, daughter of Mr Francis Armstrong, tailor.<br />
At Minnigaff, in the 78th year of his age, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Carment.<br />
At Upper Senwick, Borgue, on the 7th inst., Mr John Williamson.<br />
On the 25th January last, at sea, on board the "Monarch", Captain George Reynolds, H.M. 70th Regiment,<br />
son of the late Lawrence Reynolds, Esq., Paxton Hall, Huntingdonshire.<br />
At Gatehouse of Fleet, on the 17th instant, William Heron, aged 82 years, formerly in the farm of<br />
Drumwall.<br />
On the 8th inst., at Old Abbey, Dundrennan, Mr Thos. Kirkpatrick, at the advanced age of 92 years.<br />
31 st May <strong>1855</strong> (Week 22)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Seabank House, Stranraer, on the 24 th instant, the wife of William Black, esq., Town Clerk, of a<br />
daughter.<br />
At Low Curghie, Kirkmaiden, on the 5 th instant, Mrs MGill, of a son.<br />
At Barrachan, Penninghame, the wife of Mr M’Fadzean.<br />
On the 25 th instant, at 26 th Wilton Crescent, London, the Viscountess Drumlanrig, of twins – a son and a<br />
daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Dinduff, parish of Leswalt, on the 28 th instant, by the Rev. Mr James Smellie, Mr Adam Holmes, to<br />
Margaret, daughter of the late Mr Gibson, farmer there.<br />
At Kirkinner Manse, Wigtownshire, on the 16 th inst., by the father of the bride, the Rev. John Reid of<br />
Monikie, to Elizabeth Davidson, daughter of the Rev. James Reid of Kirkinner.<br />
On the 22d inst., at Moray Place, Edinburgh, by the Rev. Mr Muir of St. Stephen’s, Benjamin <strong>Robert</strong> Bell,<br />
Esq., advocate, Sheriff of Elgin and Nairn, to Jane Alexander, daughter of James Hunt, Esq., of Pittencrieff.<br />
DEATHS
At King Street, Stranraer, on the 26 th instant, after a protracted illness, Mary-Ann, aged 31 years, eldest<br />
daughter of Mr Henry Watt, - much regretted.<br />
Here, at George Street, on the 27 th instant, Margaret O’Neill, aged 70 years, wife of Mr John M’Guire,<br />
general merchant.<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 29 th instant, Elizabeth Brown, relict of David M’Clew, Esq., - very much lamented by<br />
a large circle of friends.<br />
At Gatehouse, on the 26 th instant, Dr. M’Clean, after a short illness, deeply regretted – Deceased was third<br />
son of the late James M’Clean, Esq., Auchneel, near Stranraer.<br />
At Lochenbreck Well, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, on the 26 th instant, the Rev. Peter Hannay, minister of<br />
the United Presbyterian Church, Wigtown.<br />
At Corsbie, Newton-Stewart, on the 29 th inst. Isabella Rigg, daughter of Mr Jas. Milligan, aged nearly 11<br />
years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 23d inst., Catherine, wife of Michael M’Quiggan; and on the 24 th inst., Michael<br />
M’Quiggan, the husband. Deceased were both interred in one grave on Saturday in the burying ground<br />
connected with the Roman Catholic chapel, and the funeral service of the church was performed over the<br />
coffins, in presence of a large and respectable assemblage of the inhabitants who were invited to the<br />
melancholy ceremony.<br />
At her residence in Maxwelltown, Dumfries, on the 26 th inst., aged 77 years, Mrs James Thomson, who<br />
some 60 years ago when Miss Jessie Lewes, cheered the sinking spirits and ministered to the wants of the<br />
dying poet – <strong>Robert</strong> Burns.<br />
At Alhaurin, Province of Malaga, Spain, on the 16 th inst., Thomas Gordon, Esq., merchant, Malaga, youngest<br />
son of the late Rev. Hugh Gordon of Anwoth. Friends will please accept this intimation.<br />
7 th June <strong>1855</strong> (Week 23)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
On the 3d inst., at Barnbarroch, the wife of <strong>Robert</strong> Vans Agnew, Esq. of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan, of a<br />
daughter.<br />
At Whitehills, Garliestown, on the 30th ult. Mrs Matthews of a son.<br />
At Creechan, Kirkmaiden, on the 3d inst., Mrs John Hutchison, of a son.<br />
At 80, North Frederick Street, Glasgow, on the 5th inst., the wife of Mr Alex. Mills confectioner, of a<br />
daughter.<br />
At White Laggan, Minnigaff on the 28th ult., Mrs Alexander Logan, of a daughter.<br />
At Path, by Newton Stewart, on the 28th ult. the wife of Mr James M’Creadie, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Bay Horse Inn, Gatehouse, on the 2-th inst., by the Rev. Hugh Morton Jack of Girthon, Anthony Conning,<br />
mariner Kirkcudbright to Miss Mary Mather, daughter of the late John Mather, shoemaker.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Ballantrae on the 1st inst., at aged 84 years, Mr James McGregor formerly merchant in Stranraer and<br />
latterly baron officer on Lord Stair’s estate, Ballantrae.<br />
At Berbera, North East Africa, in April last, Lieutenant Willie Stroyan, H.E.I.C.S., aged 30 years, third son of<br />
John Stroyan,Esq., Barr, Wigtownshire.<br />
At Brae Toll, near Girvan on the 28th ult. Hugh, son of Mr Hugh Osborne, contractor.<br />
14 th June <strong>1855</strong> (Week 24)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at St. John Street, on the 13 th inst., the wife of Mr Thomas Dorman, sawyer, of a daughter.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 9th instant, the wife of John Fraser, Esq., banker, Port William, of a son.<br />
At Craigencrie, Merton Hall, by Newton Stewart, on the 3d inst., the wife of Mr Robt. Agnew, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES<br />
At Valleyfield, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 12 th inst., by the Rev. Mr M’Dowall, Free Church, James Forsyth,<br />
Esq., Waterside of Penninghame, to Elizabeth Margaret, only daughter of John Forsyth, Esq., of Valleyfield.<br />
At Deerpark, parish of Inch, on the7th inst., by the Rev. <strong>Robert</strong> Hogarth, Mr John Main, Partick, Glasgow, to<br />
Jane, daughter of Mr Dorman, farmer there.<br />
At Muirkirk, Ayrshire, on the 4 th inst., by the Rev. A. Johnstone, John Pearson, Esq., M.D., Newton Stewart,<br />
to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of James Allison, Esq., of Tardoes.<br />
At Waulkmill, Moniaive, on the 8 th instant, by the Rev. John M’Millan, Kirkcudbright, Mr John Hastings,<br />
farmer, New Cumnock, to Miss Christina Proudfoot, daughter of the late Mr George Proudfoot.<br />
At Isle of Whithorn, on the 4 th inst., by the Rev. C. Nicholson, Mr William Alexander, P.C. officer, to Agnes<br />
eldest daughter of Mr M’Credie, miller there.<br />
At High Newton, on the 8 th curt., by the Rev. John Milligan, A.M. minister of Twynholm, Alexander M’Minn,<br />
shepherd, Bishopton, to Mary, daughter of Mr William M’Bryde, High Newton.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 5 th inst., by the Rev. D.C.A. Agnew, Mr Wm. Chalmers, joiner Culmalzie, to Miss<br />
M’Taggart, Wigtown.<br />
At 33 West Campbell Street, Glasgow, on the 1 st June, by the Rev. Peter M’Dowall of Alloa, Alex M’Dowall,<br />
Esq., merchant, to Marjory M’Farlane, eldest daughter of Alexander Miller, Esq.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Grennan, parish of Glasserton on the 7 th instant, Mr Alexander Forsyth, senior, late of Caldaroch,<br />
Kirkcowan, in his eightieth year.<br />
At sea, about one month’s sail from Callao, S. America, on the homeward voyage to London, on the 12 th<br />
March last in the 37 th year of her age, Margaret M’Meckan, beloved wife of Capt James Hamilton of the<br />
barque Lucy Wright. Mrs Hamilton was youngest daughter of the late Mr James M’Meckan, farmer in East<br />
Balscallock parish of Kirkcolm.<br />
At Port William, on the 1 st curt., Agnes, aged 25, daughter of Mr William Agnew, much regretted by a large<br />
circle of relatives and friends.<br />
At 19 Canning Street, Liverpool, on the 5 th instant, William M’Crackan, Esq.<br />
At Dumfries, on the 30th ult., John Staig, Esq., late collector of Customs at the port of Dumfries.<br />
On the 4 th inst., Thomas M’Queen, Esq., of Crofts, aged 56, much regretted.<br />
At Corridown, Balmaclellan on the morning of the 5 th inst., in her 61 st year, Hope Johnston, widow of the<br />
late Mr George Anderson, formerly tenant in Ewingstown, said parish.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 6 th inst., Janet Donnan, relict of Mr William Kevan, late joiner, Wigtown, aged 80 years.<br />
At Buittle Place, parish of Buittle, on the 30 th ult., after a short illness, Mr James Armstrong, farmer there,<br />
aged 43. The regret felt for his decease throughout the district of his residence is both deep and general.<br />
On the 26 th January last, accidentally drowned in Korook Creek, near Melbourne, Australia while bathing,<br />
James Thomas Morrison, in his 22d year. The deceased was grandson of Thomas Morrison deceased, late<br />
of Fellend, Tongland, Kirkcudbrightshire.<br />
21 st June <strong>1855</strong> (Week 25)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Kirkchrist, Kirkcubdright, on the 15th inst., Mrs George Stewart of a daughter.<br />
At No 3 Beacondale Terrace, Norwich, on the 16th instant, the wife of Mr Stroyan, cattle salesman, of a<br />
daughter.<br />
At Edinburgh, on the 9th inst., the wife of John Kennedy, jun., Esq., W.S. of a son.<br />
At Creebridge, Newton - Stewart, on the 12th instant, the wife of Mr David Moodie, dyker, of a daughter.<br />
At Barrhill, on the 7th inst., the wife of Mr Archibald Drynan, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At George Street, Stranraer, on the 18th inst., by the Rev. George Charles, Mr David Wallace, wine and<br />
spirit merchant, Stranraer, to May, youngest daughter of the late James Mackie, Esq., merchant, Girvan.<br />
At Troquhain, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. George Murray of Balmaclellan, Mr James Barbour, Bogue,<br />
agent of the Union Bank, Dalry, to Margaret, daughter of Mr Hyslop, Troquhain.
DEATHS<br />
Here, at North Strand Street, on the 14th inst., Jane M'Dowall, relict of Mr William Morrison, ship<br />
carpenter, Stranraer.<br />
Here, at London Road, on the 16th instant, after a lingering illness, Alexander, eldest son of Mr A.<br />
Campbell, shoemaker.<br />
Here, at Church Street, on the 14th instant, John, eldest son of Mr John Muir, boot and shoemaker, aged 7<br />
years.<br />
At Little Mark, parish of Leswalt, on the 13th instant, William, eldest son of Mr Drynan, farmer there, aged<br />
13 years.<br />
At Drumore, suddenly on the 14th instant, much regretted, Mr John Cairney, merchant.<br />
Suddenly, at Barrhill, on the 8th instant, Elizabeth Graham, relict of Mr Hugh Fergusson, late of Glenover.<br />
Deceased was walking about at five o'clock p.m. and was a corpse before seven.<br />
At Girvan, on the 9th instant, Mr Matthew Peacock, mason.<br />
28 th June <strong>1855</strong> (Week 26)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Gatehouse-of-Fleet, on the 22d instant, Mrs Kirkpatrick of a son.<br />
At Anwoth Manse, on the 18 th inst., Mrs Johnstone, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, in Hanover Street, on the 25 th instant, by the Rev. Geo. Charles, Mr Neven Cluckie, draper, to Mary,<br />
second daughter of Mr Charles Kerr, gunmaker.<br />
At Clenry, on the 26 th inst., by the Rev. James Fergusson, minister of Inch, Mr James Stewart, Balgreen, to<br />
Jane, third daughter of the late Mr John M’Kenzie, farmer, Clenry.<br />
At Kirkcudbright, on the 14 th instant, by the Rev. John M’Millan, Mr Thomas Whitewright, chemist, to<br />
Marianne, only daughter of the late Thomas Sproat, Esq., shipowner, Kirkcudbright.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Broughton Mains, Whithorn, on the 14 th instant, Mr Alex. Morrison, aged 51 years – much regretted.<br />
At Blackcraig, Minnigaff, on the 15 th inst., Mr Samuel Oram, aged 77 years.<br />
At Southampton, on the 14 th instant, at an early age, Alice daughter of the late Lieutenant General and the<br />
Right Hon. Lady Georgina Cathcart – much regretted.<br />
On the 17 th inst., at Sandhills, Hampshire, the Right Hon Sir George Henry Rose.<br />
5 th July <strong>1855</strong> (Week 27)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Agnew Crescent, on the 30th ultimo, the wife of Mr William McCredie, compositor, of a daughter.<br />
Here, at Bridge Street, on the 27th ultimo, the wife of Mr James Hamilton, of a daughter.<br />
Here, at Castle Street, on the 24th ultimo, the wife of Mr John Crighton, tailor, of a daughter.<br />
Barholm House, Kirkcudbrightshire, on the 16th ultimo, the wife of James Dickson, Esq., of a daughter.<br />
At the Rose and Thistle Inn, Crossmichael Village, on the 17th ultimo, the wife of Mr David Walker,<br />
innkeeper, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Clovenfords, on the 19th ultimo, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> M'Call, land-steward, Gelston Castle, Castle-Douglas, to<br />
Euphemia, daughter of Mr Gavin Donaldson, blacksmith, Clovenfords.<br />
At Craig, parish of Whithorn, on the 28th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr M'Indoe of the Reformed Presbyterian<br />
church, Whithorn, Mr Archibald M'Conell, farmer, Lessnessock, Ochiltree, Ayrshire, to Agnes, second
daughter of Mr James Milroy, farmer there.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at George Street, on the 2d instant, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> M'Gregor, druggist, aged 28 years.<br />
At Leffknoll, parish of Inch, on the 1st instant, Helen Bryce, relict of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Gibson, late in Cairnbrock.<br />
At London, on the 28th ult, Mr Peter M'Dowall, coach builder, fourth son of the late Mr John M'Dowall,<br />
merchant, Lochans, after a lingering trouble borne with Christian patience.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 1st inst., Grace, youngest child of Mr Peter M'Crea, joiner, aged 3 years and 10<br />
months.<br />
At Rusko, near Gatehouse, on the 23d ultimo, Michael M'Chlery, Esq.<br />
At Gatehouse of Fleet, on the 30th ultimo, Charles M'Minn, Esq., writer there.<br />
At High Banks, Kirkcudbright, on the 27th ultimo, Margaret Twiname aged 23 years, second daughter of<br />
Mr Twiname, Balgerran, Crossmichael.<br />
12 th July <strong>1855</strong> (Week 28)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Lewis Street, here, on the 5th inst., the wife of Mr J. Cumming, of a son.<br />
On the 29th ult., at Sandmill, parish of Inch, Mrs Dalrymple, of a daughter.<br />
At Lochans village, on the 4th inst., the wife of Mr Alex. M'Phie, of a son.<br />
On the 8th curt, at Castle Douglas, the wife of James Moffat, banker, of a son.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 8th inst., the wife of Private Felix M'Cartney, of the Galloway rifles, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
On the 4th inst., at Balcraig, by the Rev. William Dill of Colmonell, James B. Dill, Esq., Newton Stewart, to<br />
Jane, daughter of George Campbell, Esq., Balcraig.<br />
On the 17th ult., at Barley Church, in the New Forest, the Rev. Ninian Wight, jun., of Largnean,<br />
Kirkcudbrightshire, and of Wavertree, Liverpool, to Charlotte Maria, daughter of Laurence Hill, Esq., of Ba-<br />
----k.<br />
On the 5th inst., at Union Chapel, Queen's Park, Manchester, by the Rev. E.H. Weeks, James, son of the late<br />
Alex. M'Donald of Kirkcudbright, to Ruth, only daughter of the late Benjamin Armitage, Esq., Harpurley.<br />
On the 3d inst., at Mousewald Manse, by the Rev. A. B. Murray, the Rev. David Dickie, minister of the<br />
parish of Renwick, to Anna, youngest daughter of the late Dr Crichton, minister of Holywood.<br />
On the 22d ult., at Bath, Richard Parry, Esq., late Royal Scots Greys, to Louisa, daughter of Lieut. General<br />
Sir Richard England, K.C, B. &c.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Berchem, near Antwerp, on the 30th ult., Henry Stewart Vans, Esq. aged 66, the fifth son of the late<br />
<strong>Robert</strong> Vans Agnew, Esq., of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan.<br />
At Grennan, parish of Kirkmaiden, on the 10th inst., John, eldest son of Mr Milroy, aged 32 years - much<br />
regretted.<br />
At Brigton, on the 10th inst., Mary M'Millan, wife of Mr William Wilson, farmer, Brigton.<br />
At Newton -Stewart on the 10th inst., Janet M'Jerrow, advanced in years.<br />
At Begbie, parish of Kirkmabreck, on the 8th instant, Jane Heron, wife of James Gordon, late in Clauchread,<br />
aged 72 years<br />
On the 3d inst., at 13, Wellington Square, Ayr, Mrs <strong>Robert</strong> <strong>Robert</strong>son, deeply regretted.<br />
At London, on the 30th ult., James Silk Buckingham, Esq., formerly M.P. for Sheffield, in the 69th year of<br />
his age.<br />
19 th July <strong>1855</strong> (Week 29)<br />
BIRTHS
Here at Castle Street, on the 7th inst, the wife of Mr Andrew Haswell, boot and shoemaker, of a daughter.<br />
At the manse of Stoneykirk, on the 12th inst., the wife of the Rev. John James Campbell, of a son.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 14th instant, the wife of Mr Peter Halliday, watchmaker, of a daughter<br />
At Anwoth Schoolhouse, on the 13th instant, Mrs Stark of a daughter.<br />
On the 10th inst., at 67 Queen's Gate Gardens, Hyde Park, the wife of James Lennox Hannay, Esq., of a<br />
daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At the Chapel of the British Embassy, Constantinople on the 2d instant, by special licence, Dr John<br />
Davidson, R.N. Deputy Inspector of Hospitals and Fleets,Therapia, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Adam<br />
Hunter, Esq., of Blair Lodge, banker, Ayr.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Castle Douglas, on the 1st inst., Mr George Affleck, late of Glenlair, Parton, aged 75 years.<br />
On the 9th inst., at Hillowton, Castle Douglas, Mary, eldest daughter of Mr Charles Hogg, nursery and<br />
seedsman, Hillowton.<br />
At Octagon Villa, City of St John's, Antigua on the 17th May last, Andrew Coltart, Esq., merchant there,<br />
third son of the late John Coltart, manufacturer, Gatehouse-of-Fleet, Scotland. He emigrated to Antigua in<br />
1818.<br />
On the 6th inst., at Forglen House, Banffshire, Sir <strong>Robert</strong> Abercromby Bart., of Birkenbog , aged 71.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 10th instant, Mr Thomas M'Jerrow, advanced in years.<br />
26 th July <strong>1855</strong> (Week 30)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Malta, on the 8 th inst., the Honourable the Lady of Captain John Charles D. Hay, R.N., of a daughter.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 7 th inst., Mrs M’Taggart, of a son.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 22d inst., Mrs Wm. Hannah, of a son.<br />
At Sandhead, on the 11 th inst., the wife of Dr Sloan, of a son.<br />
At Clauchenmore, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 21 st inst., Mrs <strong>Robert</strong> M’Harrie, of a daughter.<br />
At Balgreggan, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 23d inst., the wife of Mr Miller, butler, of a son.<br />
At Castle-Douglas, on the 13 th instant, Mrs William Fleming, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Hobart Town, Van Dieman’s Land, on the 22d Feb. last, Captain Hugh M’Meiken, late of Stranraer, to<br />
Miss Jackson, Hobart town.<br />
At Cairngarroch, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 17 th inst., by the Rev. R. Scrimgeour, Mr John Kirkpatrick,<br />
carrier, to Mary, daughter of Mr Rankine, tailor, Portpatrick.<br />
At Kildonnan, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 19 th inst., by the Rev. J. J. Campbell, Mr John Dynes, ploughman,<br />
Laigh Float, to Miss Ann Flinn, long housemaid there.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Drowned, on the 25 th of April last, by the upsetting of a boat during a heavy squall, on Lake Ontario,<br />
Canada West, William, third son of Captain Kelly, R.N., late of Stranraer.<br />
At Little Lochans, parish of Inch, on the 20 th instant, Janet Gibson, wife of Mr Porteous, farmer there.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 12 th inst., W. M’Creadie, flesher, aged 82 years.<br />
At Barnhill, Old Luce, Ann M’Carlie, aged 81 years.<br />
2 nd August <strong>1855</strong> (Week 31)<br />
BIRTHS
At Newton-Stewart, on the 23d ult., the wife of Mr Alex. Neilson, grocer and letter-carrier, of a daughter.<br />
At Craigdarroch, on the 26 th ult., the wife of <strong>Robert</strong> Cutlar Fergusson, Esq., of Craigdarroch and Orraland,<br />
of a son and heir.<br />
At Manse of Girthon, on the 23d ult., Mrs Jack, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 31 st ult., by the Rev. Wm. Reid, U.P. Church, Mr Henry Duncan Hetherington,<br />
chemist, to Jessie Johnston, eldest daughter of Mr Todd, baker, Newton-Stewart.<br />
At Girvan, on the 24 th ult., by the Rev. Wm. Reid, of the United Presbyterian Church, Newton-Stewart, Mr<br />
James Laird, farmer, Machermore, to Elizabeth, daughter daughter of the late Mr M’Morran, gardener,<br />
Kirrouchtree.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 25 th ult., by the Rev. S. Richardson, Private James Patterson, of the Galloway<br />
Rifles, to Miss Mary Heron<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Lochryan Lighthouse, on the 31 st ult., John, aged 25 years, son of Mr George Gordon, principal<br />
lightkeeper there. Friends at a distance will please accept this intimation.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 22d ult., of consumption, Mr Alexander M’Clymont, tailor – a young man whose<br />
early demise is much regretted.<br />
Drowned at sea, on the 17 th May, from on board the Thomas Brocklebank, in a hurricane in the Bay of<br />
Bengal, James Jamieson, grandson of the late Mr Jamieson, watchmaker, Newton-Stewart.<br />
At Kirkstyle Cottage, St. John’s, Dalry, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, on the 27 th ult., in her 95 th year, Mrs<br />
Mary Kennedy, relict of the late David Kennedy, Esq., Knocknalling.<br />
At residence of her son John, Moss Cottage, Rusholme, Manchester, Mary, spouse of the late George<br />
M’Nish, builder, formerly of Gatehouse, aged 72 years.<br />
At Rio de Janeiro, on the 17 th June, Lieut. Charles Hope Johnstone, Royal Navy.<br />
9 th August <strong>1855</strong> (Week 32)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Auchleach, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 5th inst., Mrs Todd, of a daughter.<br />
At Inch Parks, parish of Inch on the 6th instant, the wife of Mr Parker, of a son.<br />
At Garleffen, Ballantrae, on the 7th inst., Mrs D. Owen, of a daughter.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 1st instant, the wife of Mr Alexander Kelly, saddler, of a son.<br />
At Ernespie, on the 6th instant, Mrs James Mackie, of a daughter.<br />
At Innerwell, near Garliestown, on the 30th ult., Mrs Craig, of a son.<br />
On the 3d instant, at Corsock House, Kirkcudbrightshire, Mrs Murray Dunlop, of Corsock, wife of A.<br />
Murray Dunlop, Esq., M.P. of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
On the 3d instant, by the Rev. John Walker of the Free Church, Private <strong>Robert</strong> Auld, of the Galloway Rifles,<br />
to Isabella, daughter of Mr Andrew Crossan, blacksmith, Minnigaff.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Kirronrae, on the 7th instant, Elizabeth Fulton, wife of Mr Wm. M'Cubbin, farm servant there.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 6th inst., Mr Thomas M'Clelland, flesher, aged 61 years.<br />
A Glenluce, on the 8 th inst., Mr Charles Skimming, joiner, advanced in years.<br />
At Kilfillan, on the 8 th instant, Elizabeth Dodds.<br />
On the 5th May last, at his residence in Spencer Street, Melbourne, in the prime of life, Mr John Wither,<br />
late of Challoch, parish of Old Luce, Wigtownshire, after a protracted and painful illness, borne with<br />
Christian resignation. He was highly respected, and is deeply regretted by all who knew him.<br />
At Powton, near Garliestown, on the 25th ultimo, aged 46, Anne., wife of Mr Anthony Dunse of
Manchester.<br />
At Holcroft, parish of Kirkmabreck, on the 4th inst., Mr Thomas Haining, aged 83 years.<br />
16 th August <strong>1855</strong> (Week 33)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At London Road, Stranraer, on the 13th curt., Mrs S. Gordon, of Craig - Adam, of a daughter.<br />
At Baldoon, Wigtownshire, on the 14th ult., Mrs James Caird, of a son.<br />
At the Manse of Mochrum, on the 3d inst., the wife of the Rev. Alexander Young, M.A., minister of<br />
Mochrum, of a son<br />
MARRIAGES.<br />
On the 2d instant, at St. Mark's Surbiton, Surrey, Thomas Dickason Rotch, Esq., of Drumlamford House,<br />
Ayrshire, to Sarah, widow of Edward Sidney Wason, Esq., late of Merton Hall, Wigtownshire.<br />
At the Parish Church, Ulverston, Lancashire, on the 4th inst., by the Rev. S. <strong>Robert</strong>son, M.A., curate, Capt.<br />
Isaac Kirkby, of the "Earl of Glasgow", of Ulverston, to Miss Mary Cowan, daughter of Mr James Cowan,<br />
Bay Horse Inn, Gatehouse-of-Fleet.<br />
On the 8th instant, at St. Paul's Independent Chapel, Wigan, by William Roaf, minister there, Christopher<br />
Sharples, draper, St. Helen's, to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Samuel Brown, draper, Wigan,<br />
formerly of Tongland parish.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at Maxwell Cottage, on the 10th curt., Mrs Aitken, aged 67 years.<br />
Here, at George Street, on the 10th instant, Miss Elizabeth Wright, aged 37 years, after a protracted illness.<br />
Here, at Hanover Street, on the 10th inst., Mrs Milton, aged 59 years.<br />
At Corsmalzie Cottage, on the 8th instant, John M'Haffie, Esq., younger of Corsmalzie, and eldest son of<br />
George M'Haffie, Esq., Provost of Wigtown.<br />
At sea, off Cape Horn, on the 23d May, Capt. James Adair, of the brig "Abigail of Glasgow", aged 54 years -<br />
formerly of the brig "I'dare" of Stranraer.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 13th inst., after a lingering illness, Sussanah Conville, wife of Mr Michael Walls,<br />
merchant, aged 60 years.<br />
At Rashie Park, near Newton-Stewart, on the 9th inst., Mary M'Kean, wife of Mr Gilbert Muir, aged 53<br />
years.<br />
At Monteith Row, Glasgow, on the 10th inst., Alex. Bryce, Esq., wine and spirit merchant.<br />
23 rd August <strong>1855</strong> (Week 34)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At High Croach, parish of Inch, on the 13th instant, Mrs M'Ilwraith, of a daughter.<br />
At Corsbie, Newton-Stewart, on the 9th instant, the wife of Mr James Milligan, of a dughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Stranraer, on the 23d instant, by the Rev. W.M. Simpson, <strong>Robert</strong> Jamieson, Esq., of Eumeralla, Colony of<br />
Victoria, to Joanna Douglas, youngest surviving daughter of the late Wm Black, Esq., Stranraer.<br />
Here, at High Street, on the 20th instant, by the Rev. William Smellie, Mr Alex. Torrie, General Post Office,<br />
Glasgow, to Annie, eldest daughter of the late Mr Alex. Lister, Stranraer.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 14th instant, by the Rev. James Pullar, U.P. Church, Mr John Cairns, mariner, to Miss<br />
Mary Stephenson.<br />
At Achairne House, Ballantrae, on the 23d instant, by the Rev. John Milroy,<br />
Rrobert Ewen, Esq., of Ewenfield, Ayrshire, to Miss Christian Janet Hart, Achairne House.<br />
At Sorbie, on the 14th instant, by the Rev. E.K. Sloan, Mr Andrew Manson, to Miss Margaret M'Gowan,<br />
daughter of Mr James M'Gowan, Sorbie.
DEATHS<br />
At Kirkcowan village, on the 17th instant, Mr John Kevan, merchant, &c, aged 42 years, after a very short<br />
illness from the bursting of a blood vessel. His death is much regretted by a large circle of acquaintances.<br />
At 8 Cross, Paisley, on the 15th inst., Catherine Kerr, relict of James M'Taldroch, Portpatrick.<br />
At Garleffen, Ballantrae, on the 12th instant, Sarah Neilson, widow of the late Mr Peter Fergusson.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 17th instant, Mr Thomas M'Clelland, residenter, aged 78 years.<br />
At Blackcraig, Minnigaff, Mr William Beattie, miner, aged 53 years.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 15th instant, aged 2 years, Christian Stewart, eldest daughter of Geo. Anderson, Esq.,<br />
merchant, Glasgow.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 16th instant, Margaret Douglas, relict of the late David Blain, Esq., of Kilchrist, aged 65<br />
years.<br />
At Hillhead of Keltonhill, on the 14th current, William M'Keand, farmer there, aged 75. Friends at a<br />
distance will accept of this notice.<br />
30 th August <strong>1855</strong> (Week 35)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Kirkland, Leswalt, on the 13th inst., Mrs Porteous, of twins, a son and daughter.<br />
At Dunskey House Farm, parish of Portpatrick, on the 25th instant, Mrs Carnochan, of twins, son and<br />
daughter - it being the sixteenth birth.<br />
At Auchnottroch, Leswalt, on the 27th inst., the wife of Mr John M'Harg , of a son.<br />
At Isle Farm, parish of Whithorn, on the 25th inst., Mrs John Fraser, of a daughter.<br />
At Hardgate, parish of Urr, on the 26th instant, Mrs James Craig, of a son.<br />
At Garliestown, on the 12th instant, Mrs Highet of a daughter.<br />
At Pier Cottage, near Garliestown, on the 21st instant, Mrs Lufts, of a daughter.<br />
At Airies, parish of Kirkinner, on the 25th inst., Mrs M'William, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Greenfield, on the 27th inst., by the Rev. James Stewart of Sheuchan, Mr John Calderwood, teacher, to<br />
Agnes Paterson.<br />
At North Barnkirk, on the 2-d instant, by the Rev. Mr Richardson, Mr James M'William, joiner, Kirkcowan,<br />
to Jeanie, youngest daughter of Mr Reid, farmer, Barnkirk.<br />
At Hamilton, Canada West, on the 24th July last, Mr James Steen, to Grace M'Haffie, daughter of the late Mr<br />
John M'Haffie, formerly of Creebridge, Balmaghie.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Agnew Crescent, on the 27th inst., the wife of Mr John Agnew, mariner, aged 72 years.<br />
At Deerpark, parish of Inch, on the 27th instant, Mr John Dorman, sen. aged 74 years.<br />
At Drumdoch, parish of Inch, on the 30th instant, Mr M'Meikan, aged 82 years, after a lingering illness<br />
borne with Christian resignation.<br />
At Stoneykirk Free Church School house, on the 29th instant, after a protracted illness, borne with<br />
Christian patience, Violet Irwin, wife of Mr M'Kenzie, teacher.<br />
At Mahaar, Kirkcolm, on the 30th instant, Miss Jane Eaglesome, niece of Mr Niven, farmer there.<br />
At Gatehouse - of - Fleet, on the 19th instant, Mr James Gordon, joiner and cartwright there, aged 46 years.<br />
At Gatehouse, on the 23d instant, Isabella Grier, aged 81 years, relict of the late Mr Samuel L--don, joiner.<br />
On the 10th instant, suddenly, aged 36 Margaret, wife of Mr John Rae, Whiting Street, Bury St. Edmunds,<br />
Suffolk.<br />
6 th September <strong>1855</strong> (Week 36)<br />
BIRTHS
Here, at Castle Street, on the 3d instant, the wife of Mr Thomas Edgar, innkeeper, of a son.<br />
At Crongart, on the 24th ultimo, Mrs Richard Blain, of a son.<br />
At Corwar Cottage, on the 25th ultimo, the wife of Mr Hugh M'Creath, of a daughter.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 29th ultimo, the wife of Mr Peter Sinclair, baker, of a daughter.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 31st ultimo, the wife of Mr Erskine, gunmaker, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At St. Michael's Church, Liverpool, on the 8th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr Carpender, Mr John Galloway, chief<br />
officer of the ship "Rialto", to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr Hugh Crocker, carpenter, Ardrossan.<br />
At Ebrooks, Glasgow, on the 24th ultimo, by the Rev. Dr M'Farlane, Mr John Crocker, joiner, Ardrossan, to<br />
Euphemia second daughter of the late Mr M'Cormick, brewer, Greenock.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Doulach, Kirkcolm, on the 3d instant, Mary Buchanan relict of Mr Thomas M'<strong>Robert</strong>, aged 81 years.<br />
At New Luce Village, on the 2d instant, Annabella M'Micking, relict of Mr James Steven, aged 86 years.<br />
At R(ice)green, Machermore, on the 30th ultimo, Mr David M'Conchie advanced in years.<br />
At Dalbeattie, on the 30th ult., aged 15 years, Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr Alexander M'Vane, of<br />
Glenluce, much and desevedly regretted.<br />
At Miltonise, parish of New Luce, on the 31st ult., Mr James Galloway, joiner, aged 37 years.<br />
13 th September <strong>1855</strong> (Week 37)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Hanover Street, on the 9th instant, the wife of Mr William Gibson, graindealer, of a daughter.<br />
Here, at Agnew Crescent, on the 9th inst, the wife of Mr Hugh M'Crea, of a daghter.<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 4th instant, the wife of Mr Thomas M'Kerlie, police-officer, of a son.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 8th inst., the wife of Private Johnston, of the Galloway Rifles, of a daughter.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 11th inst., the wife of Private John Potts, of a son - still born.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At 22 Duke Street, Edinburgh, on the 7th instant, by the Rev. Andrew Thomson, D.D., Mr William Tait,<br />
writer, Edinburgh, to Helen, third daughter of Mr George Wilson, clothier there.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 4th inst., by the Rev. John Walker, Private Peter Murphy, of the Galloway Rifles,<br />
to Miss Mary Kevan.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. Mr Richardson, Lance-Corporal Lindsay, of the Galloway<br />
Rifles, to Miss Elizabeth Milroy.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Auchleach, Kirkcolm, on the 9th instant, after a long illness, Mr Alex. Carnochan, aged 76 years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 6th inst., Mary Jane, second daughter of Mr John M'Keand, manufacturer, aged<br />
4 years.<br />
20 th September <strong>1855</strong> (Week 38)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Castle Street, on the 19th inst., the wife of Mr Joseph Wylie, sewing agent, of a son.<br />
Here, at George Street, on the 11th inst., the wife of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Bissett, leather-cutter, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES
Here, on the 17th inst., by the Rev. Mr Simpson, Mr Joseph Miller, shoemaker, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr<br />
Dickie, Gunsmith and plumber, Whithorn.<br />
On the 4th inst. at Prestbury, Gloucestershire, Henry Cheape, youngest son of Lewis Griffiths, Esq., of<br />
Marle Hill, near Cheltenham, Deputy Lieutenant of the county to Adelaide Barbara Douglas Campbell,<br />
second daughter of John Birtwhistle, Esq, of Beaufort Villas, Cheltenham and Deputy Lieutenant for the<br />
Stewartry of Kirkcudbright.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at Lewis Street, on the 17th instant, William, aged 14 years, son of the late Mr Alexander Lister.<br />
At Palnackie, on the 7th curt., James Nicholson, aged 25, late master of the brig Fanny of Shoreham.<br />
At Barn Street, Ayr on the 7th inst., in the 37th year of his age Capt. Charles Acton Broke of the Royal<br />
Engineers, third son of the late Admiral Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, Bart., K.C.B. of Broke Hall near<br />
Ipswich in the county of Suffolk.<br />
27 th September <strong>1855</strong> (Week 39)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Agnew Crescent, here, on the 21st instant, the wife of Captain John Russell, of a son.<br />
Here, at Sheuchan Street, on the 20th inst, Mrs Peter Campbell, of a son.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 20th instant, the wife of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Robb, of a son,<br />
At Wigtown, on the 22d instant, the wife of Mr Wm. M'Master, of a daughter.<br />
On the 29th of May, at her residence, Albert Street, Mrs Kerr, wife of William Kerr, Esq., Town Clerk of<br />
Melbourne, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, at Agnew Crescent, on the 26th instant, by the Rev. P Ferguson, Mr Thomas M'Kay, coach builder, to<br />
Elizabeth, eldest daughter or Mr Daniel Torrance, mariner.<br />
At Bridge of Aird, on the 24th instant, by the Rev. James Fergusson of Inch, Mr Alexander Hutchison, to<br />
Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr Samuel Laurie.-<br />
At Duncanland, Maybole, on the 17th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Craig, Mr Joseph Pailing, Eastland,<br />
Kirkpatrick-Durham, to Miss Rosanna Aitken.<br />
At Ayr, on the 25th inst., in Trinity Chapel, by the Very Rev. William S. Wilson, A.M., Dean of Glasgow and<br />
Galloway, Andrew Blane Weir, Esq., writer, Ayr, to Rebecca Murray, eldest daughter of the late George<br />
Lillie Esq., sometime merchant in Liverpool.<br />
At Melbourne, Australia, on the 1st June last, by the Rev. Dr Cairns, Mr Joseph Satterthwaite, of Point<br />
Nepean, to Jane M'Lean, youngest daughter of the late Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Middleton, Kirkland, Leswalt.<br />
At Castle-Douglas, on the 24th instant, by the Rev. James Jenkins, Mr John Brydson, tailor, Rhonehouse,<br />
Kelton, to Miss Mary Clark, Townhead of Greenlaw, Crossmichael.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Lochans Mills, parish of Inch, on the 24th inst., Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Pringle, smith, aged 74 years.<br />
At Cairnfield, Kirkinner, on the 25th instant, Hugh, aged 27 years, eldest son of Mr M'William, farmer<br />
there - much regretted.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 17th instant, Elizabeth, wife of Mr John Moir, Supervisor of Excise.<br />
At 44 Windsor Street, Liverpool, on the 22d instant, Margaret M'Lean, wife of Captain John Osborne.<br />
At Helmesville, Pike County, Mississippi, U.S., on 30th May last, Mr Michael M'Carlie, general merchant,<br />
formerly of the Abbey, parish of Old Luce, Wigtownshire.<br />
At Auchencairn, parish of Rerwick, on the 7th instant, aged 80 years, Mr John Wilson.<br />
At Gatehouse, on the 18th inst., Miss Agnes Richardson, formerly of Corseyard, parish of Borgue.<br />
At Plunton Cottage, Parish of Borgue, on the 19th instant, Allan M'Ewen, aged 83 years.<br />
At Glengape, county of Kuron, Canada West, America, on the 3d August last, Mr John Walker, aged 78<br />
years, who for a series of years was farmer in Glengape, Kirkcudbrightshire.
4 th October <strong>1855</strong> (Week 40)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Craigengales, on the 30 th ult., the wife of Mr John Lawson, of a daughter.<br />
At Cree-bridge, Newton-Stewart, on the 30 th ult., the wife of Mr David Sellars, boot and shoemaker, of a<br />
son.<br />
At Dalbeattie, on the 25 th ult., the wife of Mr George Nisbet, druggist, of a son.<br />
At Scarthingwell Hall, Yorkshire, on the 21 st ult., the wife of Henry Constable Maxwell, Esq., of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, at Castle Street, on the 1 st inst., by the Rev. J. W. Macmeeken, of Lesmahagow, brother of the bride,<br />
James Mackenna, Esq., writer, Girvan, to Eliza, youngest daughter of Mr Macmeeken, ironmonger,<br />
Stranraer.<br />
Here, on the 1 st inst., by the Rev. G.D. Mathews, of the Bridge Street United Presbyterian Church, Mr Alex.<br />
Murray, shoemaker, to Annie, daughter of Mr Chesney, boot and shoemaker, Newton-Stewart.<br />
At Ballantrae, on the 28 th ult., Mr Thomas M’Crealie, to Ann, daughter of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Hewison, of the<br />
Customs, Ballantrae.<br />
At Barnbarroch House, Wigtownshire, on the 20 th ult., Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Brodie, of the Bengal Army,<br />
to Janet, only daughter of the late William Haig, Esq.,<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 1 st inst., by the Rev. John Walker, Corporal M’Millan, of the Galloway Rifles, to<br />
Miss Agnes Campbell.<br />
At St. Ninians Roman Catholic Chapel, Newton-Stewart, on the 2d inst, Corporal Peter M’Farlane, to Miss<br />
Catherine Tracy, Bridge of Dee.<br />
At Calgow, Minnigaff, on the 19 th ult., by the Rev. Michael S. Johnstone, Dr. Thomas Buckstone, of<br />
Tamworth, Staffordshire, to Jane Morrison Waddle, youngest daughter At Newcastle-on-Tyne, on the 18 th<br />
ult., Mr Alexander Hannay, Wigtownshire, to Miss Margaret Smith, daughter of the late Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Smith,<br />
Newcastle.<br />
At St. George’s Presbyterian Church, Myrtle Street, Liverpool, on the 20 th ult., by the Rev. Alex. Cromar,<br />
M.A. Mr William Hamilton, to Sarah Carson, only daughter of On the 28 th June, at the Manse of the Scots<br />
Church, Melbourne, by the Rev. Irving Hetherington, Mr John Neil, eldest son of Mr George Neil, farmer,<br />
Barnsallie, Glenluce, to Miss Helen Simpson, eldest daughter of Mr Thomas Simpson, merchant, Whithorn,<br />
Wigtownshire Scotland.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At New Luce, on the 30 th ult., Esther Calvert, relict of Mr Thomas Lupton, gamekeeper, Culhorn.<br />
At New York, on the 12 th ult., John, second son of the late Mr M’Kenzie, Clendrie, At Springfield, Castle<br />
Douglas, on the 25 th ult., Barbara, youngest daughter of the late Nathaniel Neilson, Esq.,<br />
At Kirkcudbright, on the 24 th ult., after a long illness Isabella Mason, daughter of Mr Wm. Elliot, of the gas<br />
works, aged 10 years and 10 months.<br />
At Girvan, accidentally drowned while bathing, on the 30 th ult., Mr Lockhart Mitchell, turner, late of Ayr –<br />
better known by the soubriquet of “Back Water.”<br />
11 th October <strong>1855</strong> (Week 41)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Culzean Castle, on the 4 th instant, the Most Noble the Marchioness of Ailsa, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
On the 10 th instant, at Stranraer, N.B. by the Rev. George Colville, Maurice Cole, Esq., of Paston,<br />
Northamptonshire, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Lieut. General M’Nair, C.B.<br />
At Portlogan, Kirkmaiden, on the 3d instant, by the Rev. Mr Williamson, Mr James Snodgrass M’Farlane, to<br />
Fanny Thorburn.
On the 26 th ult., at the Free Manse of Borgue, by the father of the bride, John Maclaren, Esq., Edinburgh, to<br />
Janet Charlotte Carruthers, only child of the Rev. S. Smith.<br />
On the 4 th inst., at St. James’s Church, Westminster, by the Rev. F. Norman, Lord George John Manners,<br />
youngest son of the Duke of Rutland, K.G. to Lady Adeliza Fitzalan Howard, youngest daughter of the Duke<br />
of Norfolk, K.G.<br />
At Pinmore, parish of Maybole, on the 4 th instant, by the Rev. Dr Menzies, Mr Gilbert Muir, merchant,<br />
Maybole, to Thomasina, second daughter of Mr John Fergusson, farmer there.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Stranraer, in the -------year of his age, Alexander M’Ghee, for some time parochial schoolmaster of<br />
Leswalt. Mr M’Ghee’s life exhibited many of the changes which every one is so subject to. He was for many<br />
years a highly successful parochial schoolmaster, and during that time many – indeed, nearly the whole of<br />
the present farmers of the parish of Leswalt – received from him their education. He was, in fact, so<br />
celebrated as a teacher, that many scholars from England, and even from foreign parts, boarded with him.<br />
Unfortunately, however, from his being greatly in request as an entertaining companion, he acquired a<br />
passion for intoxicating liquors; and to supply funds for gratifying that passion, he rendered himself<br />
amenable to the laws of his country. He, being detected, was dismissed from his office. Since that time he<br />
has been nearly or altogether supported by the liberality of those who had not forgotten him in his fallen<br />
position.<br />
At Stockton, near Dewittville, in the United States, on the 7 th August last, Mr Anthony Broadfoot, aged 72<br />
years. Mr Broadfoot was born in the parish of Penninghame, became tenant of Kirkmabreck, in Ardwell<br />
estate, was reckoned an enterprising farmer, took an interest in public matters connected with Church<br />
and State, and being characterised by frank manners and kindly disposition, was a man beloved by all<br />
who knew him. About 20 years ago, Mr Broadfoot, together with his brother James and their maiden<br />
sister, emigrated to America, and after a short time, purchased a farm, and went on improving it till his<br />
death. The letter announcing his death intimates that he had enjoyed good health till two weeks before<br />
the solemn event took place, and that he bore his last sufferings with calm resignation to the will of<br />
Heaven.<br />
At English Square, Dundyvan, on the 1 st inst., Janet M’Culloch, relict of Mr Anthony M’Meikan, formerly of<br />
Stranraer, in her 92d year.<br />
On the 25 th ult., at Bonnington Bank, Edinburgh, R. Scott, Esq., merchant, Leith.<br />
18 th October <strong>1855</strong> (Week 42)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Stoneykirk Road, on the 15 th inst., the wife of Mr David Hutchison, of a daughter.<br />
Here, at Hanover Street, on the 15 th inst., the wife of Mr Peter Collins, of a son.<br />
At Pinminnoch, parish of Portpatrick, on the 11 th inst., the wife of Mr Alex. M’<strong>Robert</strong>, smith, of a son.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 11 th inst., the wife of Mr William Parker, shoemaker, of a son.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 14 th inst., the wife of Mr Craik, draper, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At London Road, Stranraer, on the 16 th inst., by the father of the bride, Mr Alexander Aitken, draper,<br />
Rochedale, to Jane second daughter of the Rev. William Smellie.<br />
Here, at Bridge Street, on the 15 th inst., by the Rev. William Smellie, Mr Colin Porteous, baker, to Margaret,<br />
youngest daughter of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Millar, farrier.<br />
At Creetown, on the 16 th instant, by the Rev. John Walker, of the Free Church, Newton-Stewart, Mr Hyslop,<br />
draper, to Miss Aitken.<br />
At 13, Archibald Place, Lauriston, Edinburgh, on the 9 th inst., by the Rev. John Guthrie, A.M., of Greenock,<br />
Gavin Longmuir, Esq., Ayr (late in Drumflower), to Ann Augusta Willit, third daughter of Mr <strong>Robert</strong><br />
<strong>Robert</strong>son, 22, St. Patrick’s Square, Edinburgh.<br />
At Muckle Cocklet, parish of Urr, on the 2d inst., by the Rev. J. Macrae Sandilands, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> T. Barber,<br />
farmer, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr M’Guffie, Muckle Cocklet, Urr.<br />
At Kelso, on the 9th instant, by the Rev. James Rutherford, uncle of the bride, John Milne, Esq., Glasgow, to<br />
Jane, second daughter of the late John Rutherford, Esq., Balmaghie, Kirkcudbrightshire.
DEATHS<br />
At Kilmarnock, on the 15 th inst., William M’Lean, shoemaker, aged 44 years, son of the late Mr W. M’Lean,<br />
Sun Street, Stranraer.<br />
Suddenly, at Cattyens, parish of Whithorn, on the 14 th instant, Miss Margaret Hannah, aged 65 years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 12 th instant, Mr Thomas Crawford, aged 20 years.<br />
At Larg of Minnigaff, on the 12 th inst., suddenly, Mr James M’Jannet, joiner to Lady Heron Maxwell of<br />
Kirrouchtree, aged 60 years. Deceased being for a long time a faithful and devoted servant in the above<br />
family, every mark of respect was shown by all the members to his remains; and, before the interment in<br />
Minnigaff churchyard on Monday, the Rev. Michael H. Maxwell took occasion to pay a tribute of respect to<br />
the deceased in a few well chosen and fitting remarks. He also urged on the large attendance which stood<br />
around the grave to take a lesson from the departed, in regard to the uncertainty of human life, and the<br />
necessity of always being prepared for that awful change which sooner or later shall happen to all.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 14 th inst., Miss Elizabeth Henderson, of Edinburgh, aged 21 years.<br />
At Gatehouse-of Fleet, on the 8 th instant, Mr James Bain, merchant there, aged threescore years, who was<br />
much respected for the general interest he took in the welfare of the burgh, being several times elected<br />
Provost of the town.<br />
25 th October <strong>1855</strong> (Week 43)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Brenchly, Kent, upon the 18th inst., the wife of <strong>Robert</strong> George Kelly, Esq., of a daughter.<br />
On the 14th inst., at Castle-Douglas, the wife of Mr Wm. Brydon, plumber, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
Here, at North Strand Street, on the 22nd inst., by the Rev. George Charles, Mr Hugh Robb, joiner, to<br />
Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Mr Morrison, ship-carpenter.<br />
On Thursday, the 14th June last, at Trinity Church, Hobart Town, by the Lord Bishop of Tasmania, Charles<br />
Hollings E.I.C.S. to Mary Ann, widow of Stephen Addison, Esq; of Hobart Town.<br />
At Boston, on the 22nd September last, at the residence of the Catholic Bishop of that city, by the Rev. Mr<br />
O'Brien, Evan James Henry, barrister-at-law, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Lucy M. Rigg, daughter of the late<br />
Mr Thomas Rigg, Mid Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At No 41 Milville, Street, Edinburgh, upon the 20th inst., Captain Duncan Buchanan, Airlour, Monreith, late<br />
of the Honourable East India Companies Service, aged 50 years. Friends will please accept of this<br />
intimation.<br />
Here, at King Street, on the 22nd inst., William, aged 16 years, second son of Mr Jenkins.<br />
At Cairnryan, on the 6th instant, Mrs Gilmour; on the 11th John Gilmour junior, and on the 20th inst., John<br />
Gilmour, senior - much regretted.<br />
At Campbell's Croft, Old Luce, on the 17th inst., Hugh M'Carlie, saddler, aged 24 years.<br />
At Garlieston, on the 10th current, Captain George Bryce - universally respected, and deeply regretted by<br />
an extensive circle of relatives and acquaintances.<br />
At Lawrieston, parish of Balmaghie, on the 12th curt. William Burnet, second son of the late James Burnet,<br />
Esq., of North Quintinespie.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 13th inst., William, son of Mr James Dodds, Innkeeper, aged 26 years.<br />
1 st November <strong>1855</strong> (Week 44)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here at Harbour Street, on the 26 th ult., the wife of Mr Burns, brewer, of a daughter.<br />
At Low Glengyre, on the 28 th ult., Mr Archd. Auld, of a daughter.
At Kirkcudbright, on the 21 st ult., the wife of Captain Thomas Miller, brig Ann, of a daughter.<br />
At Girvan Manse, on the 26 th inst., Mrs Corson, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Isle of Whithorn, on the 23d ult., by the Rev. C. Nicholson, Mr David M’Monnies, farmer, Drummoral, to<br />
Catherine Laurie, youngest daughter of Captain William Kinner.<br />
At Westmains of Baldoon, on the 23d ult., by the Rev. Mr Reid of Kirkinner, Thomas M’Clelland, Esq.,<br />
North Balfern, to Mary, 3d daughter of James Broadfoot, Esq.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 23d ult., by the Rev. Mr Agnew, Mr David Adamson, of Newcastle, to Mary, only<br />
surviving daughter of the late Mr William Kevan, joiner, Wigtown.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Leffnoll, parish of Inch, on the 28 th ult., much regretted, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> M’Crindle, farmer, aged – years.<br />
At 105 Princess Street, Edinburgh, on the 21 st ult., Lieut.- Colonel Bruce Boswell, H.E.I.C.S., of Crawley<br />
Grange, Buckinghamshire, youngest surviving son of the late Wm.Boswell, Esq., advocate, and grandson of<br />
the late James Boswell, Esq., of Auchinleck.<br />
8 th November <strong>1855</strong> (Week 45)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Barrhill, on the 4th inst., the wife of James M'Culloch, tailor, of twin daughters.<br />
At Corwarmains, on the 6th instant, the wife of Mr Peter M'Tier, junr., of a daughter.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 5th current, Mrs John M'Master, grocer, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 6th inst., by the Rev. Wm. Reid, Lance Corporal William Dempster, of the<br />
Galloway Rifles, to Grace, eldest daughter of Mr John M'Caig, baker.<br />
On Tuesday, the 30th ult., at the parish church, Hammersmith, London, by the Rev. A.G. Woolmark, M.A.,<br />
Wellwood Maxwell, Esq., of the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law, son of George Maxwell, Esq., of Liverpool<br />
and Glenlee, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mark Dewsnap, Esq.,<br />
Hammersmith.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Dairsie Mains, near Kirkcaldy, on the 5th instant, very suddenly, Mr John Gibb, much regretted.<br />
Deceased was brother to Mr Gibb, merchant, Stranraer.<br />
At Auchtrelure, parish of Inch, on the 3d current, aged 43 years, Elizabeth M'Millan, wife of Mr William<br />
Rankin, farmer there.<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 30th ult., Isabella M'William, youngest daughter of Mr John Rankin, tailor, aged 4<br />
years.<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 2d instant, aged 62 years, Mr John M'Dowall, late farmer Pinminnoch, after a long<br />
and severe illness, borne with Christain (sic) fortitude.<br />
At Drumwherry, parish of Kirkcowan, on the 4th inst., Mrs Ann Dalrymple, relict of Mr William Douglas,<br />
Sandhead. She was a woman highly respected and deeply regretted by all who had the pleasure of her<br />
acquaintance. She has left a large grown-up family.<br />
At Glenluce, on the 4th inst., Mr James Milroy, late tenant, East Borland, aged 80 years. He lived beloved<br />
and died regretted by all who knew him.<br />
At Meadow-park, Ballantrae, on the 29th ult., Mr John M'Whirter, late of Barnvannock.<br />
At Knockdow, Ballantrae, on the 30th ult., Mr Samuel M'Meekin, aged 67 years, formerly of Milton,<br />
Leswalt.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 7th instant, Grace M'Lelland, second daughter of Mr James M'Lelland tanner.<br />
On the 23d Sept. last, at Albion, Near Berbice, West Indies, of fever, James Darling, second eldest son of<br />
Archibald Scott, Esq., parochial schoolmaster, Minnigaff, Newton-Stewart.
15 th November <strong>1855</strong> (Week 46)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At 6, Tilney Street, London, on the 19th instant, the Viscountess Dalrymple, of a daughter.<br />
At 3, Hillmarton Villa, Camden Road, London, on the 8th inst., the wife of Peter Maclure Esq. of a daughter.<br />
Here, at St. John Street, on the 11th instant, the wife of Mr J. Kyle, tailor, of a son.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 7th instant, the wife of Mr John Hinds, painter, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Culhorn Parks, on the 29th October, by the Rev. James Fergusson, Inch, Mr William McMeckan, farmer,<br />
Merslaugh, Kirkcolm, Miss Ann Rae, daughter of Mr Samuel Rae, road contractor.<br />
At Dervaird, Old Luce, on the 15th instant, by the Rev. J. McDowall, Mr Wm. M'Queen, farm servant, to<br />
Miss Jean Hawthorn.<br />
On the 29th ult., at Edinburgh, William Hewitson Cairns Esq., master of Kirkcudbright Grammar School, to<br />
Coroline Robinson, eldest daughter of N.S. Hodson, Esq., of Bury St. Edmunds.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at Bridge Street, on the 13th instant, Mr Adair Douglas, coachbuilder, advanced in years.<br />
At Whithorn, on the 7th instant Janet Crawford, wife of Mr Matthew Snedden, Innkeeper, aged 45 years.<br />
At Craigdow, parish of Glasserton on the 9th instant James, eldest son of James Lawrie Esq. aged 23 years.<br />
At Juanpore on the 16th September, Col. William Mactier, C.B. of the H.E.I.Co’s Bengal Cavalry. This gallant<br />
officer, as is well known, was a native of Wigtownshire, the brother of the late Mrs Joanna M’Donald of<br />
Duncan Cottage, near Wigtown, and of the late Anthony Mactier Esq., of Durris House, by Aberdeen.<br />
At Gatehouse-of -Fleet, on the 2d instant, Mr Alexander M'Clelland, aged 67 years, long cattle jobber and<br />
tenant of Greystane.<br />
Lord Truro, better known to the great mass of the public at Sir Thomas Wilde, died on Sunday evening at<br />
the age of 73. He was the son of a London attorney, and passed through all the grades of his profession. He<br />
had practised as a solicitor. He had sat on the bench as Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and he had held<br />
the Great Seal as Lord Chancellor. Yet his future fame will rest chiefly on his great ability as an advocate.<br />
22 nd November <strong>1855</strong> (Week 47)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Harbour Street, on the 16th instant, the wife of Mr John Morrison, joiner, of a daughter.<br />
At Kirkcarswell, Rerrick, on the 13th inst., Mr John M'Whae, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Airies, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 19th instant, by the Rev. Mr M'Dowall, (F.C.) Mr James Adair, grocer,<br />
Stranraer, to Margaret, only daughter of Mr Peter Campbell, lately farmer of portion of Airies.<br />
At Cairnside, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 21st inst., by the Rev. Mr M'Dowall, (F.C.) Mr William M'Culloch,<br />
from Ayrshire, to Miss Mary Turnbull, residing at Cairnside.<br />
At Lochbank, on the 15th inst., by the Rev. Samuel Cowan, Hector M.S. Grant, H.E.I.C.S., to Sophia Hannay,<br />
fifth daughter of James Lidderdale, Esq.<br />
On the 9th instant, at Richorn Wood Cottage, by the Rev. George Dudgeon, Free Church, Dalbeattie, Mr Jas.<br />
Cameron, Stakeford Foundry, Maxwelltown, to Agnes, daughter of Mr Thomas Maxwell, forester,<br />
Munches.<br />
On Tuesday, October 23d by the Rev. Dr. Lewis, at the church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, New York,<br />
John Jolly, of Kirkcudbright, to Emily Louisa, daughter of Mr Thomas Canner, of Brooklyn.<br />
At St. Michael's, Toxteth, Liverpool, by the Rev. <strong>Robert</strong> Wynne Edwards, James M'Kinnell, of Castle-<br />
Douglas, to Jemima Black, eldest daughter of the late Frederick Black, civil engineer of Edinburgh.<br />
At New York, on the 24th October last, by the Rev. Dr. M'Leod, John M'Morrine, of Chicago, to Miss Esther<br />
Sutherland Yule, daughter of Mr James Yule, of Castle - Douglas.
At No 8 Fettes Row, Edinburgh, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. A.W. Brown of Free St. Bernard's, the Rev.<br />
William Dill, minister of Colmonell, Ayrshire, to Margaret, daughter of John Parker Esq.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, on the 18th instant, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Armstrong, mariner, after a short illness.<br />
Here, on the 19th inst., William, aged 4 years, son of the late Mr Jameson, farmer, Low Curghie.<br />
At Thornbank, on the 16th inst., James Wither, aged 87 years.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 16th inst, James, infant son of Mr John Hinds, painter.<br />
At Gorbals, Newton Stewart, on the 19th instant, Mr William M'Candlish, blacksmith, aged 45 years.<br />
At the Free Church Manse, Muthill, Perthshire, on the 15th instant, Mrs Kerr, relict of W. Kerr, Esq.,<br />
Frederick Street, Birmingham.<br />
At No.1 Bedford Street, Liverpool, on the 15th inst., aged 53, Thomas Maxwell, Esq., of that town,<br />
merchant, and of Auchen??????, Kirkcudbrightshire.<br />
At the Murray Arms Inn, Gatehouse of Fleet, on the 13th instant, very suddenly, George M'Quhae, of<br />
Laurieston, aged 68 years, attendant during the shooting season upon Ralph Brocklebank, Esq., merchant,<br />
Liverpool.<br />
29 th November <strong>1855</strong> (Week 48)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Hillside near Perth, on Wednesday, 21 st inst., the wife of Mr William Kerr, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Glengyre, on the 27th inst., by the Rev. Mr Hyslop, John Forsyth, Esq., of Valleyfield, to Isabella,<br />
youngest daughter of the late Mr William Auld, farmer, Glengyre.<br />
At St. James' Church, Rochdale, on the 22 nd inst., by the Rev. W.J. Harington, Mr Neven Taylor, grocer,<br />
Stranraer, to Grace, fourth daughter of the late Mr Thos. Aitken, farmer in Culvennan.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At King Street, Stranraer, on the 28 th inst., Mrs James MacClymont, aged 72.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 22nd inst., E. Smith, wife of Mr Alex. Wilson, joiner.<br />
At Ballaird, parish of Kirkinner, on the 17 th inst., Mr John M'Kenna, aged 83 years.<br />
At Wallacetown, Ayr, on the 19th inst., Mr James Ottley, aged 78 years. Deceased was a native of<br />
Minnigaff, but came to Ayrshire when a boy, and for nearly half a century was known in Ayr as a<br />
keen and intelligent politician of the Liberal school.<br />
6 th December <strong>1855</strong> (Week 49)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Creebridge House, Newton Stewart, on the 2d inst, the lady of Major Fergusson, of the Galloway Rifles,<br />
of a son.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 29th ult., the wife of Quartermaster Sergeant Campbell, of the Galloway rifles,<br />
of a daughter.<br />
At Castle-Douglas, on the 2d inst, the wife of Mr N. Paterson, of a son.<br />
On the 26th ult., at Greenlaw, the wife of David Alex. Gordon, Esq., Lieutenant in the Rifle Brigade, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Knocknain, parish of Leswalt, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. Mr Bennett, Mr William Campton, to<br />
Margaret, daughter of Mr George M'Kie, Portpatrick.<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 3d inst., by the Rev. Mr Urquhart, Mr Hugh M'William, to Grace, only daughter of Mr<br />
Andrew Cumming, innkeeper there.
At Glenluce, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. Mr M'Dowall, Mr William Parker, farmer, to Miss Eliz. Sprott.<br />
At Edinburgh, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. G. Rigg, Mr John Caven, teacher, to Catherine, 5th daughter of<br />
the late Mr Thomas Rigg, Midkelton, Kirkcudbrightshire.<br />
At Port Huron, Canada West, by special license, on the 23d September last, Solomon T. Thebe, Esq.,<br />
Merchant and shipowner, to Mary, third daughter of the late Mr Affleck, farmer in Dinnance,<br />
Kirkcudbrightshire.<br />
On the 4th instant, at Barnultoch, by the Rev. Mr Fergusson, Mr James Gibson, Stranraer, to Miss Mary<br />
Rankine, Barnultoch.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Slock, parish of Kirkmaiden, on the 29th ult., aged 20 years, Susannah, eldest daughter of Mr Alexander<br />
Milligan, farmer there, much regretted.<br />
At Inchparks, on the 1st instant, after a long illness, Elizabeth M'Master, wife of Mr Peter M'Lean, farmer<br />
there.<br />
On the 30th ult., at her residence, 73, Bedford Street South, Liverpool, after a long and painfull illness,<br />
Isabella, relict of the late David Newall, Esq., and daughter of the late William Anderson, Esq., Whiteside,<br />
Kirkgunzeon, Galloway.<br />
13 th December <strong>1855</strong> (Week 50)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Here, at Princes Street, on the 10th inst., the wife of Mr James Fleming, chemist and druggist, of a son.<br />
Here, at High Street, on the 8th inst, the wife of Mr William Barr, teacher of dancing, of a son.<br />
At Daltangan, on the 4th inst., the wife of Mr James Jones, of a son.<br />
At Drummockloch, parish of Inch, on the 11th inst., the wife of Mr David Devoy, of a son, being the ninth<br />
male child in succession.<br />
At Laggan, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 11th inst., Mrs Findlay, of a daughter, being her 14th child.<br />
At No 85, Queen Street, Melbourne, on the 12th July last, the wife of William Wilson, Esq., of a son - Mrs<br />
Wilson is a native of Cairnryan.<br />
At Broadstone, Leswalt, on the 12th inst., the wife of Mr Richard Caldwell, yearlyman, of a daughter.<br />
At Stewart Town, Trelawney, Jamaica, on the 27th of October last, the wife of Mr Thomas Macadam (son<br />
of the late T. Macadam, Esq., Newton Stewart), of a daughter.<br />
On the 5th instant, at the Grove, Castle Douglas, Mrs Samuel Kerr, of a son.<br />
At Springkell, on the 7th inst., Lady Heron Maxwell, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Auchentibbert, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 6th instant, by the Rev. Mr Campbell, Mr Love, farmer and<br />
horse dealer, Beith, to Miss Elizabeth Corkran.<br />
At Auchenflower, parish of Ballantrae, on the 6th inst, by the Rev. Benjamin Laing, D.D. of the Free Church,<br />
Colmonell, the Rev. John Hunter, of the Free Church, Longforgan, Perthshire, to Mary, third daughter of<br />
Jas. M'Ilwraith, Esq., of Auchenflower.<br />
DEATHS<br />
Here, at Harbour Street, on the 12th instant, George Miller, cabinetmaker.<br />
At Wigtown, on the 1st inst., Miss Isabella M'Kelvie.<br />
On the 5th inst., at Laurieston, parish of Balmaghie, Wm. M'Ghie, Colour Sergeant 9th Regiment, aged 62.<br />
On the 16th June last, at Savannah, West Indies, Wm. Murdoch, aged 31 years, a native of Kirkpatrick<br />
Durham, Kirkcudbrightshire.<br />
On the 1st November, Diana Jane, aged 5 years, on the 4th Charles Edward, aged 3 years, and on the 18th<br />
Mary, aged 1 year and 10 months from scarlet fever, after a few days illness, the beloved children of Mr<br />
Alexander K. M'Lean, of Weston Point, Cheshire, formerly of Drumellan by Girvan - friends at a distance<br />
are requested to accept of this intimation.<br />
At Craigencrosh, parish of Stoneykirk, on the 8th inst., after a long and painful illness, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Kerr.<br />
At Altamount, near Blairgowrie, suddenly, on the 5th instant, Sir Geore Ballingall, M.D.Professor of
Military surgery in the University of Edinburgh.<br />
At 19, Walter Street, Edinburgh, on the 2d instant, G. Crosbie, Esq., late manager of the Nation Bank of<br />
Scotland.<br />
At the U.P. Manse, Ford, on the 4th instant, the Rev. Andrew Elliott, in the 65th year of his age and 37th of<br />
his ministry.<br />
20 th December <strong>1855</strong> (Week 51)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
At Portpatrick, on the 14th inst., the wife of Mr Alexander M'Dowall, of the Railway Inn, of a daughter.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Spoutwells, on the 4th instant, by the Rev. Mr Mathews, Mr Adam Paton, dyer, Kirkmabreck, to Janet,<br />
youngest daughter of Mr Taylor, farmer Spoutwells.<br />
At Lossat, Kirkcolm, on the 13th inst., by the Rev. Mr Hyslop, Mr Hugh Murdoch, to Jane, daughter of Mr<br />
John Tweedie, farmer, Lossat.<br />
At Newton Stewart, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. John Walker, Mr Archibald Blain Campbell, to Christina<br />
M'Millan, youngest daughter of Mr Wm. Stewart.<br />
At St. Kitts, on Thursday, 22d ult., by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, assisted by the<br />
Venerable the Archdeacon, Samuel Baird, Esq., of Stranraer, Wigtownshire, to Caroline Mary, youngest<br />
daughter of the late Thomas De Burgh O'Maley, surgeon to the Forces, and Member of Council for this<br />
Island.<br />
DEATHS<br />
In June last, lost in the wreck of the “St. Abbs”, Indiaman, on his passage to join the Indian Navy as cadet,<br />
Bursford Hunter second son of Captain Hawes, R.N. Portpatrick, aged 16.<br />
Here, at Stoneykirk Road, on the 19th inst., aged 25 years, Private John Baillie, Scotch Fusilier Guards -<br />
from the affects of wounds received at the Crimea.<br />
At Torhouse Croft on the 11th inst., Ann Brown, wife of Mr John Paterson, in the 76th year of her age.<br />
At Newton-Stewart, on the 17th inst., Frank M'Kie, advanced in years.<br />
Colonel Sibthorp M.P., expired at one o'clock p.m. on Friday, at his town residence in Eaton Square,<br />
London.<br />
Mr Rodgers, the poet, died on Tuesday morning, an hour after midnight.<br />
27 th December <strong>1855</strong> (Week 52)<br />
BIRTHS<br />
Agnew Crescent, Clayton, on the 26th instant, the wife of Captain Alexander M'Garva, of a daughter.<br />
At Barwhinnock, on the 18th December, the lady of Major Irving, of a son.<br />
At Barmoffaty, on the 17th inst., Mrs Wm. M'Adam, of a son.<br />
MARRIAGES<br />
At Girvan, on the 3d instant, by the Rev. Mr Corsan, Mr John Whiteside, spirit dealer, to Elizabeth Rodger,<br />
widow of the late Mr James Milligan, spirit dealer there.<br />
At St. John's, Dalry, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr Blair, Mr John Kidd, merchant, New Galloway, to<br />
Marion Wilson, St. John's, Dalry.<br />
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. William Marshal, Hope Street Independent Chapel, Wigan, William<br />
M'Connell, Esq., Ipswich, to Agnes, youngest daughter of William Gordon, Esq., Castle-Douglas.<br />
DEATHS<br />
At Knocknean, parish of Kirkcolm, on the 25th inst, Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr M'Meckan,
farmer, Balscallock, aged 53 years.<br />
At No 28, Ardwick Green, Manchester, on the 8th instant, Alexander M'Cormick, Esq., Gate of Bolton, much<br />
and justly regretted. (Mr M'Cormick, was eldest son of the late Mr James M'Cormick, formerly farmer in<br />
Drumbuie, parish of Kirkcowan, Wigtownshire, N.B.)<br />
At New Galloway, on the 12th instant, suddenly, Provost Wm. M'Candlish, aged 76 years. He had been in<br />
business there as an architect and contractor for upwards of 50 years, in which capacity he was<br />
extensively known and highly respected, and for seven years previous to his death he discharged the<br />
duties of Provost of the Burgh, much to his honour and the satisfaction of the inhabitants.<br />
At New Galloway, on the 14th inst., Alfred M'Kinlay Millman, aged 7 years, son of M. M'Kinlay Millman,<br />
surgeon there.<br />
At Barmoffaty, on the 9th inst., of scarlet fever, Jane, eldest daughter of Wm. M'adam.<br />
At Strand Street, Kilmarnock, on the 19th instant, Mrs John Snipe or Laurie, at the advanced age of 104<br />
years.