... MARRIED. A. few iiavs ano, Mr John Smith, of Banner-Cross, near Sheffiuld; Iarmter, to Mihs Mary PlQwvnian, of this town. On Monday se'onight, Mr;.Thn. Ideson, of Barden, son, of ldr. C. Idesoa, butcher, t1 M;ss Liicy'Simpsonl', dacgih. ter of Mr. Be ...

... raising biis rent. A stiriohs wedding took place at Holyhead on New.s-ear's b:ay, wherc the brire sras first chsrchehd, thes f married!, ahd thirily, iatd ier c/diM cchristened !-The bride is but I6 years oftage. r At the parish church of Skipton in Craven ...

... MARRI ED. In London, a few weeks agn, Mr. Stocks,,mercer, 115, Aldersgate-strect, to Miss Wtrhatni late of this toiwlj only daunglter of the late MV.Wtnm. Warlharn, of Potternewtmn. On the Ist lnst in London, Thomas Whatelicy, Esq. of Westminster, to ...

... Mr. Lees, of Dublin, to tite Countess Anneslcy. t -Tbe history ot this Lady is rather interesting. At an I early age, she married a man in the humble station of a e gardener, and afterwards entered into that happy state I rtgain with a private in the ...

... I ?? lati-; ?? ?? l)y (it C &iid/iti. __ II I ?? o. II 1-1 -Ij' I I ' I !' I- ?? Dr MARRIED. t Ont ?? uft. the Rev. MI r. X` n ipe, of Viddlet ti, near a [4 Kirby Lsnsdale, to aliss le11ones, daughter of the late l\lr. i Holincst of Seibet g, is this ...

... hitrc tltyself t those who will give the lloat ssages. In a kl, yea:rs thotu silt ptrichase a liece of had, tlou tmust tutue marry a negro wumtnn as p luetiut mad iniltstrions as thyself; ts tlicate thiy ehililren as I havc tduentel theie, iti tile fear ...

... iuse RecoRos Oit LiTirilATURE, is j$5t published , andr ceniitis ticarly two hundred articles of hiteas v ,iforusatioss. M MARRI ED.-, Saturday last, atYork, WsllemIsins t q of Ldot- doni, to Miss ijiinsdale,-1ate of *31oyast, its this Cousty. Susuday ...

... reecived yestertay from St. Petersbnrg, y h..ir Windsor Hurn!nke, Bart. antiouncing the death of this aiiiable ?? Lady, wvho was married elesen mothtiis ago to tbe Russian Plince Bfariatinsky,-. Sti.e was theHols. Mi-sDittsin, secnnd dastglter of' Lord Shierbunrne ...

... instituted in a a tosvn in South WNales, shere each metlibcr ?? timself d icnder peenaltv ora comsiderable fcorfeiture, to marry it the course of one vcar. ' A shopskeeperin this Conntv lately marle klnown ,t his tiesire for a wife Icv tte tolloceine wisrdQ ...

... Paritla Church, contaioing Sittings for Sig Ierfons, occupied with the faid Meffuage. g: The above ShCp has been eflablilhed for marry Yeare in the Grocery and Oil Trade, which are now carried on hemr- by Mr. Ottley. Lot II. A ntwlv-er ?? and (pacious WAREHOUSE ...

... their wits to pateb up anoloberi- and this news one, they fancy; poor souls, bill be. an uglv friglhtfil thiig indeed ; aye marry, ten toist pnore ugly, aend more frightful than even their N'O POPERY! And ivhat do you think it is after all? Why they've ...

... Tiursday a.Ualil t L Y nt ti, in Hfilderne.s, Mr. W 1ilain i a ri6ou of tlat place, larmer, atged 39 :-lle had cnny be en married abont'i tte Ir' eks. sarmc day, at Claplmm Chturci D. R. Remington, Eq of ClIpliam R ...