DEATHSAt Ivy House, Stranraer, on the 25th May (this day), Anne Campbell M'Nair, second daughter of the lateLieutenant-General John M'Nair, C.B.At Boreland, parish of Inch, on the 19th instant, Mrs M'Crackan, advanced in years.At Glasgow, on the 10th inst, James, aged 25 years, son of Mr George Neil, farmer, Barnsallie, Old Luce.At Glenluce, on the 24th instant, Mrs M'Guire.At Wigtown Row, Newton Stewart, on the 7th inst., Wm. Kennedy, after a lingering illness, aged 46 years.At Glenluce Row, Newton Stewart, on the 21st inst., Mary, infant daughter of Michael Closs aged 10months.At Chapelton, parish of Kirkmabrick, on the 21st inst., the wife of Mr Charles M'Garran, gamekeeper.At Hamilton, on the 18th inst., Randal C. Simpson, youngest son of S. Simpson, Esq., of King's Grange.At Blackhill, Kirkcudbright, on the 16th inst., Margaret M'Ketterick, wife of Mr Adam Wightman.At Summerhill, Urr, on the 7th inst., Marion Walker, relict of Dr. Smith.At Cardoness, parish of Anwoth, on the 11th instant, after a brief illness, Thomas Hamilton, pensioner ofthe 3d Dragoon Guards, who came there about 21 years ago, and was bugleman in the Yeomanry of theStewartry.1 st June <strong>1854</strong> (Week 22)BIRTHSAt Nantes, on the 24th of May, the wife of <strong>Robert</strong> Kikrpatrick Howat, yr. of Mabie, Kirkcudbrightshire, of ason and heir.At Bath Place, Ayr, on the 26th ult., Mrs Stewart Eddington, of a son.At Rothsay, on the 20th ult., the wife of the Rev. S. O. Dodds, Free Church, Maybole, of a daughter.MARRIAGESAt Corsbie House, Newton-Stewart, on the 1st inst., by the Rev. Mr Reid, Kirkinner, Mr Peter M'Gowan,head gamekeeper, Barnbarroch, to Miss Jane Vincent.At Pau, in France, on the 15th ultimo, by the Rev. David Hogarth, rector of Portland, the Rev. RaymondLathwayt, London, to Christina, daughter of the late Mr James Ballantyne, printer, Edinburgh.At 10 Baker's Place, Edinburgh, on the 19th ult., by the Rev. Dr. Andrew Thomson, Mr James Duff, grocer,St. Andrew's, to Catherine Shaw, only daughter of the late Mr Donald Graham, Edinburgh.DEATHSHere, at the Crown Inn, Fisher Street, on the 30th ultimo, after a few days illness, aged 58 years, Mr<strong>Robert</strong> Bates, steward of the steamer Scotia. On the voyage from Ayr to Stranraer on Saturday last,deceased fell down the cabin stair in a fit of apoplexy, from which he never rallies. He filled for manyyears the same situation with the Glasgow and Stranraer Steam Shipping Co. and was most civil andobliging to all with whom he had any connection.At Knocktimn, parish of Kirkcolm, on Tuesday, the 30th ult., Mr William Kennedy, farmer there, aged 49years. A man of quiet unobtrusive manner, he during many years of delicate health gave himself toreading, and to the work of preparation for death. Seldom have we known a man, moving in the samesphere, possessed of a more enlightened understanding, or of a heart, influenced by higher principles. Anadmirer of the writings of Dr. Chalmers, he was intimately acquainted with his Treaties and Evidenced ofChristianity. Anxious for the spiritual independence of the church, he in 1843 cast in his lot with thosewho in his native parish left the Establishment; and now that he has been removed by death, his familymust have sustained a severe bereavement, and the Free Church one of its most devoted members andsupporters. - Communicated by a Clergyman.At 81 London Street, Glasgow, on the 15th ult., Mr Thomas Mills, brassfounder, aged 33 years - deeplyregretted.At Port-Glasgow, on the 26th ult., James, third son of Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Espie - deeply and deservedly regretted.At the Knock and Maize, parish of Leswalt, on the 23d ult., Martha Somerville, aged 20 years.At Portpatrick, on the 26th ultimo, Mr John Boyd, innkeeper and grocer aged 27 years - much regretted.
At Newton-Stewart, on the 29th ultimo, W.S.K. Davis, eldest son of Mr Edward Davis.At Castle-Stewart, near Whithorn, on the 12th ult., Mr William M'Cormick, farmer there, aged 75 years.At Ernespie, near Castle Douglas, on the 13th ult., Henry Maclellan, aged 77; for 54 years manager of thatfarm for Mrs Douglas of the Douglas Arms.At Darngarroch, parish of Balmaghie, on the 21st ult., Mrs Livingstone, aged fourscore years.At 12 great Queen Street, Westminster, on the 27th ult., Maria Jane, only child of <strong>Robert</strong> Weems, Esq., ofKirkennan, Kirkcudbrightshhire, aged three years and nine months.Between Cuddapan and Nellore, on the 5th ult., John Innes, ensign, 40th Madras Native Infantry, executiveofficer in the department of public works, eldest son of C. Innes, Esq., advocate.At Kohat, Punjaub, on the 1st ult., of typhus fever, deeply regretted by all at the station, John EdwinCathcart M.D., assistant surgeon, 4th Punjaub Cavalry, aged twenty-five, youngest son of Elias Cathcart,Esq., of Auchendrane, Ayrshire.8 th June <strong>1854</strong> (Week 23)BIRTHSAt Robinson Crusoe Gully, Bendigo, Australia, on the 17 th March last, the wife of Mr Thomas Johnson lateof Stranraer of a son.At Fitzroy Street, Collingwood, Melbourne, Australia, on the 17 th February last, the wife of Mr George Dill,Esq., of a daughter.At Glenluce, on the 6 th inst., the wife of Mr William M’Clean, gamekeeper, of a son; - on the 7 th inst., thewife of Mr John Lynch, of a daughter.MARRIAGESAt Soulseat, Inch, on the 1 st inst., by the Rev. James Fergusson, Mr James M’Crackan, Low Boreland, to MissMargaret Barclay.At Kirkcowen, on the 8 th inst., by the Rev. Mr Smith, Mr Alex M’Miking, carrier, Glenluce, to Miss M’Gaul.DEATHSAt Lyttelton, New Zealand, on the 17 th February last, David M’Caa Laurie, Esq., youngest son of the latePatrick Laurie, Esq., of Urral, Wigtownshire.At Hanover Street, Stranraer, on the 7 th inst., Sarah Kennedy, aged 29 years.At Portpatrick, on the 5 th instant, aged 82 years. Agnes M’Cutcheon, wife of Mr William Hannay, late millerin Dinvin.At Balmaclellan, on the 1 st inst., Mrs Carruthers of Craig.At Corsbie, Newton-Stewart, on the 3d inst., Peter M’Guffie, infant son of Mr James Milligan.At Newton-Stewart, on the 5 th instant, Mr <strong>Robert</strong> Duncan, shoemaker, aged 72 years.At Newton-Stewart, on the 5 th instant, Mr James M’Cafferty, aged 70 years.At Wigtown on the 2d instant, Andrew, infant son of Mr James Tait, painter.At 31 Melville Street, Edinburgh, on the 30 th ultimo, Ann, wife of Edward Francis Maitland Esq., advocate.15 th June <strong>1854</strong> (Week 24)BIRTHSAt Newton-Stewart, on the 8th inst, the wife of Mr John M'Keand, manufacturer, of a daughter.At Newton-Stewart, on the 9th inst., Mrs Hickart, of a son.At Compstone, on the 8th inst., Mrs Stuart Maitland, of Dundrennan, of a son.MARRIAGESAt Dunragit, Wigtownshire, on the 8th inst., by the Rev. M. Maxwell, of Haddon on the Wale, WilliamSutherland M'Douall, of Ousden Rectory, Suffolk, to Grace Maria, third daughter of Sir James DalrympleHay of Dunragit, and Park Place, Bart.
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