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Stamford Mercury 1804 - Janet 
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               Boston, Dec 5th 1804

WANTED, an Assistant to a Surgeon and Apothecary: a gentleman who has
attended the hospitals-None need apply but those who have served a regular
apprenticeship. Also wanted an Apprentice. Letters of enquiry addressed,
post paid, to Mr.VISE,Spalding.

WANTED, immediately, a steady middle-aged woman, with a good character, 
to take the management of a Farmer's house, where there is only a small
Dairy.-Enquire of WOODROFFE, Druggist, Stamford: or if by letter, post
paid.

WANTS, a place as Footman, a young man 26yrs of age, who understands his
business.-Has no objection to go to London with a Family, or to travel,
and can be well recommended. Letters (post paid) directed to J.T. at Mr
KELSEY's, Printer and Bookseller, Boston will be immediately attended to.

WANTED- to Board and Lodge himself,a Gardener to look after a Gentleman's
Garden, that understands mowing short grass, and pruning wall trees, no
objection to a maried man - He must come well recommended. For further
particulars inquire of Mr. GILBERT, Stationer, Spalding: if by letter 
post paid. N.B. A Footman will be wanted in April.

A SITUATION as an Articled Clerk is wanted in an Attorney's Office of 
good practice, for a genteel, well disposed Youth, who has had a suitable
education, and is likely soon to become useful, with whom a reasonable
premium would be given. - Address (post paid) to Mr. ALEXANDER, Post
Office, Stamford.

Lincoln - 13th Dec

On Sunday last was married, Mr Blakey, to Miss Rebecca BOWMAN, both of
Spilsby.

Last week was married, Walter WRIGHT, M.D. of Spilsby, to Miss BOOTH, of
Wainfleet St Mary's in this County.

On Thursday se'nnight was married Mr.Phineas LOWTHER, portrait painter, 
to Miss SMITH, both of Hull.

On Thursday last died, Mr Wm.Wood of this city aged 62, formerly
bookseller and printer - His remains were interred on Sunday at 
Stainton near Langworth.

On Sunday died Boardman BORMHEAD, Esq. of this city aged 77, formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel in the North Lincoln Militia.

On Thursday last died at his apartments, Devonshire Street, Michael 
Marcus LYNCH, Esq. of Mallow, in the County of Cork, Ireland, late of 
the Royal North Lincoln Regiment of Militia, and Brother-in-law to the 
Right Hon. J. H. ADDINGTON.

A short time since died at Hareby, in this county, Mr. Edward BAINTON, 
farmer.

On Saturday last died at Winterton, in this County, in the 29th year 
of her age, after a long and painful illness which she bore with true
christian fortitude, Mrs. WADE, wife of Mr. WADE, of Sheffield, and 
second daughter of Wm. MARRIS, Esq late of the former place.

Last week died at Spilsby, beloved and sincerely lamented by all her
friends and acquaintance, Mrs. BRACKENBURY, wife of Joseph BRACKENBURY,
Esq.

14th Dec 1804

WANTED immediately, Two Journeymen-Joiners. Constant employment, and wages
according to merit, may be had by applying to W. SHEARBURN, Joiner, at
Nockton, near Lincoln.

WANTED immediately, a Number of Young Men to serve in the MILITIA.  A
Liberal Bounty will be given on application to Mr. J. BELLAMY, Mr. W. 
FLINDERS, Mr. E. HOUGHTON, or Mr. H. SCARBOROUGH, Overseers of the Poor.

14th Dec 1804

On Wednesday last was married, Mr Octavius GILCHRIST, of this place, to
Miss Elizabeth NOWLAN, daughter of Mr. James NOWLAN, merchant of London.

On Monday was married, Mr ADCOCK, of Barleythorpe, to Miss KEEN, of
Empingham, Rutland.

Lately was married at Great Gonerby near Grantham, Mr Robert EMINSON,
surgeon of Burton Stather, to Miss Elizabeth EMINSON, youngest daughter 
of Mr. Thomas EMINSON, a respectable farmer of the former place.

On Sunday se'nnight was married at Hinckley, Mr TURNER, bookseller of 
Hull (Lately of Nottingham), to Miss Sophia HAMILTON, daughter of Mr. 
HAMILTON, manager of a company of comedians well known in this and the 
neighbouring counties.

Same day was married at Hinckley, Mr Morton DOBBS, (Lately of the 
Stamford Theatre) to Miss Catherine HAMILTON, daughter of the above Mr H.

The following BAINES extract is mine, if anyone knows anything at all
about this family, I would be pleased to hear from them. On Saturday 
last died, Mr. BAINES, Silk Dyer, in the Petty Curry, Cambridge: brother 
to Mr. BAINES, dyer of this town.

On Wednesday died aged 76, Mrs DUNN, relict of Mr DUNN, late of the
Theatre in this place.

On Tuesday last died, Mr BAYLEY, master of the Punch Bowl public house 
in this place.

Yesterday se'nnight died, much respected aged 74. Mr John WAITE, farmer
and grazier, of Burton Lazarus, near Melton Mowbray.

Tuesday se'nnight died, Mr. DAVISON, schoolmaster of Horbling, in this
county.

On Saturday morning last died at Grantham, after a long and severe 
llness, which he bore with the greatest fortitude and resignation, Mr. 
Robert ALDERMAN, an eminent surgeon, and one of the justices of that 
borough.

On the 1st inst. died, after a severe illness, Mr John Waite, of the 
White Swan Inn, Market Raisin, leaving a wife and five children.

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