... MARRIED. On Wednesday, Mr. George Kay, mason, to Mis* Mary Ann Rodgers, both of this place. Yesterday, Mr. John Bellamy, mould maker, to Mias Mary Ann Tyiack, both of this place. . On the I9lh instant, at Wakefield, Mr. Price, of Leeds, surgeon, to Miss ...

... MARRIED. On Monday last, at the Collegiate Church. Manchester, Mr. John Hose, of the Pile-smith Arms, Pea-croft, to Mrs. Jane Lansley, alias Runcorn, widow the late unfortunate John Runcorn, the Park, bearvvard. On Monday the 19th inst at Arson Chdrcb ...

... MARRIED. On Wednesday last, our Churelf, by the Rev. M. Preston, M. A. Mr. John. WOrtley, grocer. &r. to Miss Sykes, (laughter of Mr. Sykes, of Wiggan Wells, Highfield. On Saturday, Mr, Geo. Greaves, Britannia metalidtriih, to Mias Martlra Pheiey, both ...

... MARRIED. On Saturday Mr. William Carr, of Maoclica* ter. to Miss Harriet Hramhall. Ihin place. Sunday, Mr. Edward Moss, draper, to Mix* Ruth Jackson, relict the late Mr. Jackson, grocer, all of this place. Same clay, Mr. Joseph Davidson, culler, to Miss ...

... MARRIED. On Sunday, Mr. Thomas Hames, bcok-keepcr, to Miss Selina Mappin, both of this place. Same day, Mr Joseph Charlesivorth, fanner, to Miss Mary Wright, both this place. On Monday, Mr. Joseph Hutchifison, to Mrs. M. Brook. Tneir uhited artount to ...

... MARRIED. On WcdnmduT. Mr. Henry Armtttge, o# Mnn»fchole Ponte, Miss Msria Yerdley. of tins piece.. Same day, Mr. Samuel Beckett, to llamet Ealey, both of ibia place. On Sunday, Mr. George Etcbelle, Mm Mary Hall, both of tb!» place. ' Same day, Mr. Enoch ...

... MARRIED. Sunday, Mr. Charles Darwcnt, to Miss Sarah Wolstenbolme, both of this place. On the same day, Mr. Joseph Jewitt, to Miss Elizabeth Milner, both of this place. On the same day, Mr. Charles Butcher, to Miss Mary Hall, both of this place. On Monday ...

... The Marris. The Marris have a particularly bad record for turbulence. At the last census, on being as'ked to state their occupation, they declared themselves wholesale as raiders. The enumerator, Uiniselt a Marri, and one of the most intelligent men in ...

... MARRIED. On Monday weak, Mr. Thomas Oxley, to Mrs. Elizabeth Law, relict of the kite Mr. Samuel Law, both oi this place. On Monday week, atWmster, Derbyshire, George Agar, Esq. Sarah, eldesl daughterof Mr. Hem y Woolley, of the above place. On Monday ...

... MARRIED Two months later lohn Richmond and Lady Clare Thurston were married in the Cathedral at Orchester. The ceremony was one which taxed the powers of the reporters to their utmost capacity. Weddings ot millionaires were common enough, and the public ...

... MARRIED. On Tuesday, at the parish church, Mr. Luke Palfrevman, Bank-street, solicitor, to Margaret, third daughter of Mr Edward Nansoo, the wicker. On Tuesday, Captain Toll, of the South Devon Regiment of Militia, to Miss Vavasour, ot Heath, near Wakefield ...

... MARRIED ON SATURDAY. Miss Muriel Clark, eldest daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Broomfield, Sheffield, who was married on Saturday at Wesley Chapel, Fuiwood road, to Lieut. Frank C. Singleton, the Sherwood Foresters. p .■ :f \ -\ ’' if f v M / / ...