Deaths
DIED. On Sundav, the 29th lIt., Sir Thomas Reid, Bart., aged 61. On Friday last, at her house in Park-street, Windsor, Mrs. An. nabella Macnab, widow of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Robert i\Iacnab. Earlyv n Sunday morning, at her house in Northumberland. street, St. Afarylebone, Irs. Lydia Hooley, in the 84th year of her age: a maiden lady, who, through a long and well spent life, pre- served the esteem of aU who knew her, and who will be deeply re. gretted by her surviving friends. She was sincere without profes- sions, liberal without ostentation and without affecting humility er piety, a firn believer in the tenets o? Christianity, and a practical illustrator of its doctrines. On the 27th uit., suddenly, James Rumsey, IM.D., of Amnersham, Bucks. in the7lst year of his age. On Saturday, the 28th ult., at Hackney, in her 70th year, Mrs. Sarah Burder, wife of the Rev. Oeo. Burder, Minister of Fetter. lane chapeI, London. On lbursday la.st, the 26th ult., at his house in Charlotte-street, Fitzroy.square, George W. H. Parker, Esq., of tbe Army Pay. office, aBed U, greatlg respected, and deeply lamented by his family andi friends.