... I- B)ititgst9tl sg gr :! MArRI ED, ?? 'Phl , t. at St. Anne's Church, Mr. t ,i. bru!sa Threlfall. 'Lirt a, a-t St-t.rd, lMr. Green, corn- ig,, , t a is Gadale, of the former place. t instant, tat St. Anne's Church, Mr. ) F Stborer atf flour-deraer, H ...

... is only a short distance from .t ge bac to her res nee,- th hare, (In the Queen's Parade, she had expiredi I.She q .rd was married to Mr. Tudor, a celebrated surgeon of Bath. I bu ou r6v veer ago, a paralytic attack deprived her !I of the se of her limbs ...

... YIV; - qui naltgt0t~i , i t tht MARRIED, ,nr v the at Novemnber, at Christ Church Y OI- r )Illai-rsper, to Miss Ellen tec qu I 'tir. I' atT'nI, of the MTuseum, Ies-,vicR. - Ihe dstl ut.h t St. 74lCleht's, Toxeth oath, .L55'nitl', eidest ssn of Mr. Thomas ...

... of it MARRIED, I r.- Lately, at Walton, Mr. John Phillips, joiner, son of the late Captain Phillips, R.N. to Sarah, third daughter of Mir. James Chambers, of his Majesty's Customs at this port. a Ol Friday, the 30th tilt. at Rochester, Mr. Henry Latham ...

... §arazias co b DWIt> MARRIED. On Wednesday, the I1th instant, at Manchester, Mr. J. Lavender, of Saiford, to Miss Sarah Alne Coe, formerly of the Minor Theatre, and niece of Mr. Bradbury, the celebrated 3Clown. On Thursday, the 15th nlt. at St. Paul's ...

... MA.RRIED. On Monday, ?? l2th Jbniir,, at St. George's Church, it, TD'-erara, Thaiiosa Curning 13agot, Eisq. to Frances; and I I to Lieutenant Alex. Wn. TIs, N. to sar;'hi, daulghters of ~,e the, Fris i'th I' ; ' f ?? ?? of Gre;nida. i On Sti~ the 1st ...

... ris 4 ra gc ani:J att . *t .,MARRIED. n- O n Thursday, the-2th of February, at Chbist Chtrch, Mr. John Ter t is Mary Birtles. ie On Monday, the 1 5th ult. at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. J. a, Gill, mariner, to MIary, eldest daughter If the late 1Mr. J ...

... Jtiarriagcs a Lately, at MARRIED Oldavtiugton, ,leer 13e~cjis, ship of isixty years! Wviljitaa B3t.g sdate, aft On the 13th February last, at- ?? 'l edest son of Mr. Ch, cks Captain of the brig heuesi, ofrhc Terhj Campbell, sceoud Gcia-is, of' tes Counell ...

... -MARRIED, dof Mse lat tNwOrleans, Mr. ettoyrn c eoU merchant, n of Mr. F. ttili11~~~l ?? haloteCordy, of the On Tuesday, the 6th ult. at Littleham, the Rev. Whitworth Russell, son of the Right Honourable Sir H. Russell, Bart. and brother in law to Thomas ...

... ir 11 ArtarialReo alit, hte MARRIED, LytamOn Sudathe IIt instant, Mr. Charles Tettersall to Miss ?? Scrjbick. !r On Tuesday, the 19th instant, at the Parish Church of Wigais, Mr. P. PimlOtt, of Warrington, spirit-merchant, to Miss Cowelt, of the former ...

... SI. Anne's Chureh, Mr. Win. Mrarrow oit't. Philic (bCiurch, Mr. Samuel M'CulloeL, ltildsragllaterof ?? Roach having been married accord- 'torie, b.'l'ioa5Scott, of W5,igan, to Eliro 'Ij'*etorl ;la ?? Sof C.Simpson, Esaq. of 1iill- DIED, orfet, Chetelblla ...

... (atrsosug, timbfer-merchlant. s On Wednesday, th neonth ult. at Monteallier, near Turin, athat veteran is polit h Loift was twice married. His vrst wife waspa daughter of: r- the lateNMr. Emlay, of Windsor. The surviving children of1 h- thatmarriagen are, a son ...