Baptism at Salwick & Lea of Mary/Maria Bradley (1834), possible child of marriage of Robert Bradley & Mary Clarkson.
Registers Salwick & Lea. 1834
"31st Jan: natae baptizataeque a femina prudente in periculo mortis die 9 Feb: suppletae sunt caeremoniae Mariae filiae Roberti Bradley et Mariae (olim Clarkson) conguam. Sponsoribus Georgio Haydock & Elizabetha Bradley ..."
Catholic Record Society volume 15 Lancashire Registers The Fylde 1 page 215 (published 1913)
https://archive.org/stream/lancashireregist15cath#page/214/mode/2up/search/Bradley(My translation): 31st Jan: a girl was born & baptised in danger of death. 9th Feb: additional ceremonies carried out, Mary daughter of Robert Bradley & Mary (maiden name Clarkson), married. (See my correction below)*
Sponsors George Haydock & Elizabeth Bradley.
Edit. Index to these registers is at end of the next volume "Fylde 2: Lytham, Garstang & Poulton".
Browsing pages 214-215 of Salwick & Lea I noticed that 8 out of the 30 baptisms involved my Moon/Hardman clan.
* Edit. Correction to my translation for "... baptizataeque a femina …"
I think this translates as baptised by a woman. (Possibly midwife or female relative, friend or neighbour. A woman carrying out an emergency baptism in similar situations was sometimes named in a baptism register.)