... MARRIED. Yesterd. at Bt. Bride's Church, by the Rev. I>. D. Stewart, A.M., Mackerith, only sen of Thomas Ecclcs, of the late firm of Eoel. WarJ > and Bccles, o this town, to Mary Ellen, y daufc *b ,er 0»e e Euan, of the Regiment Light Infantry, formerly ...

... MARRIED BY TELEGRAPH. We have beard England of telegraph being made by eager and somewhat In discreet admirers for making offers marriage ; alto, more reasonably, admired one* for aooeptlog i Hers when they had been earnestly adjured to telegraph reply; ...

... Oratlj?. MARRIED. On Saturday, the 12h ult., at St. Oswald's Church, Chester, Mr. Henry liargreaves, of to Miss Elizabe'h Draycott, of Chester. Thursday, the u!t.. at the Church, Blackbui n, the Rev. J. F. Coates. iacumbent Langho, Mr. Charles to E izibeh ...

... MARRIED, on Thursday, the 6th instant, at the Parish Chureh, War. ,Diott, Mr. Longstaff; druggist, Eecles, near Manchester, to Miss E Myers. daughter of Mr. John Myers, supervisor of excise, Warrington. Ce Moday. the 10th instant, at Manchester, Mr. William ...

... MARRIED, On the 2Lh of Septemher, at St. Pooes Church, Halifax, ; S Ja.iiis Richardson, Esq. of Liverpool England, to Louisa SOhlia, the eldest daughter of Mattheiv Richardson, Esq. of S~ldlowv i iridaly, the 19th ult. at Mbanchester, Lient Asaph Shaw ...

... MARRIED, On Friday, the 14th ult., at Gretna, and on Monday, the 24th ult. at the Parish Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, Samuel Duncroft Lees, Esq., M.D. of Croft Cottage, Ashton-under-Lyne, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Jonah Harrop, Esq., Bardsley- house ...

... MARRYING IN HASTE. At the Willsssy Palace Ooart Jay, before Mean r. Johanna, W. B. Manhall. aad K. A yoaa« named William k'.uan, tack aad ba« sterrbiat, Maamty lane. Later pool, *aaamaa*d rhani of wife. jlsairoa Kathiaea oa the Pi irtn. Mid the eoapieiaaat ...

... |ITIE 'MARRIED SWEETHEART.1 A LLUCKY ESCAPE. fea The course of true love is said never to run smooth; bat and the little impediments which usually disturb its course wh exist equally in the amours of the benedict and loves of for the bachelor. Discovery ...

... seemed almost a farce to believe tse~ childlike couple were married, but the facts in support of the charge showed thatinttal farce the union was in reality a sad ard tragedy. They had b1eenl married enly months, and their courtship !led bean eiverV: still ...

... an a . - MARRIED, On Tuesdav the 28th alt. at Neston, George Bond, Esq. of Yarmouth, North America, to Frances, eldest daughter of i Richard Carter, Esq of Moor-side, near Neston. (o soIsdaY, the 2d instant, at.St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, Mr. C Christian ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends us (Northerr WVhiq) the following extraordinary story of a wedding, the facts of which, he says, he has from the beat ?? Saturday last, a marriage ceremony, attended with very unusual circumstances, took place ...

... daring, or stinu- lated by some more occult purpose, Joseph sud- denly afrmed that he could back down Nannie in getting married that very da . The fair damsel pronptly retorted that he could do nothing of the kind.Sho could and would rush into danger ...