GLEANINGS AND NOTES.
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APPOLONIA RIDLEY, daughter of Baldwin Ridley, of Flushing, Zealand,
was married to Daniel Tysson, who was born in Flushing, and died there
in 1647, aged about 46 years. Baldwin Ridley was said to be "nephew of
Bishop Ridley."
RICHARD RIDLEY was found to have a copy of the proclamation of Gen-
eral Howe in his pocket (or possession), by the New York Committee of
Safety, Nov. 6, 1776. He with others were arming to resist troops at
Hellesburgh.
MRS. RIDLEY, widow of the late W. Ridley, Gentleman, of Walton-
upon-Thames, Eng., and daughter of the late Rev. Roger Simpkinson,
rector of Dew Church, Magna, County of Hereford, died in 1812, aged
89 years.
MARIA-CHARLOTTE RIDLEY, second daughter of N. W. Ridley-Colburn,
Esq., M. P., was married at St. George's, Hanover Square, 1830, to George-
Edmund Nugent, Esq., Grenadier Guards, son of Gen. Sir G. Nugent,
Bart.
JAMES RIDLEY, M. D., 47 West Street, Gateshead-on-Tyne, Eng.; L.
R. C. S., Edinburgh, and L. M. 1868 (Newcastle-on-Tyne); Med. Off.
House, Gateshead, U. Dist.; late Med. Off. Gateshead Small-pox Hospital.
RICHARD, ROBERT, and ELIZABETH RIDLEY were among passengers
on board the "Dorsett," John Flowers, master, in 1635, from London,
Eng., bound for St. Christopher Island. See "Ridleys of Virginia.”
REV. THOMAS RIDLEY, Sunnyside, Leyland Road, Southport; Magdalen
College, Oxford, B. A. 1833, M. A. 1838; deacon, 1833; priest, 1834.
Formerly priest-curate of St. Mary, Sowerby, Yorkshire, 1848-67.
CLARA-JANE RIDLEY, daughter of the late Samuel Ridley, Esq., was
married Nov. 28, 1862, at St. James, Piccadilly, to the Rev. William-
Pakenham Walsh, M. A., chaplain of Sanford, Dublin, Ireland.
AGNES RIDLEY, youngest daughter of the late Samuel Ridley, of Hast-
ings, was married at her father's residence, Feb. 24, 1858, to the Rev.
George Burnet, incumbent of St. James', Birkenhead.
REV. LANCELOT RIDLEY, St. Thomas, Salsbury; Lincoln College, Ox-
ford, B. A. 1876; deacon, 1878; priest, 1879, by Bishop of Sarum; curate
of St. Thomas', city and diocese of Sarum, 1878.
"MASTER RIDLEY" was one of thirty gentlemen on board a vessel
commanded by Captain Hore, of London, bound for Newfoundland, in
1536. The voyage ended in "great misery."
EVELYN-CLARA RIDLEY, second surviving daughter of Henry-Stephen
Ridley, of Vincent Square, Westminster, died at Kingston-on-Thames in
1859, after a short illness, aged 18 years.
JOHN RIDLEY, Esq., of Bedford Place, Russell Square, London, died at
Newcastle-on-Tyne, in 1854, aged 45 years. Mr. Ridley was formerly a
councilman of the city of Newcastle.
LOUISA-MARY RIDLEY, daughter of George-Nelville Ridley, Esq., was
married July 11, 1839, to Baron de Rothenbury, commanding at Bellville
Upper Canada, as lieutenant-colonel.
