... BIRTIL. On tilo 12th instmnt, at Blythe, in Ihis eounty, tili Hlon. BIrs. Bootlo Wilbrahami of a Bon and heir. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, at. the Superinitendent Registrars' Office, Air. William Clemomha, Tea Dealer, to Miss Margaret Shaw, bosth of this town. On Tuesday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. John Harrison, to Alisa Margaret Parkinson. r On Mlonday last, at the same place, Mr. Jaies Walker ...

... , , , jgarrtagg0.-: On Wednesday last, Mr. John'Swarbrick, to Miss Jane Speakman.. . On Monday last, ;Mr.. Thomas Mc Clennati, of Blacki burn, to Miss Mary Stocks, of this town. ' , On Tuesday laht, Mr. John Price, to Miss Mary Bolton. . On Monday last, Mr. John Robinson, to.Diss Mary Boyd. Same day, Mr. Rich. Miller, to Miss Margaret Jackson. Same day, Mr. Robert Suminer, to Miss Margery ...

... ¶arrlRe~. On Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Jackson, to Miss Ann Robinson. Same day, Mr. Richard Kilner, to Miss Margaret Thompson. Same day, Mr. Hugh Groggir,, to Miss Elizabeth Goodier. Same day, Mr. Thomas Mlarkland, to Miss Mary Pearson. On. Monday last, Mr. Christopheci.Toiilinson, to Miss Jane Gunnion. Same day, Mr. Thomas Jackson, to Miss Ann Gibson. On Thursday last, Mr. John Livesey, to ...

... On StItmln'dl- list, Mir. G~nrge tW', irbil.w. t ib Brown; on llo;:d n !r, tr. illiam , t !i t:!i4rn by ; same day, .i r, Joutn ( u. t, to ?mlil!c-; and ean 1V, ,lvs 'I 1.: .1 r , ?? t Ann 'Iaylor 4 all ofthis rowrn, On Tuesday last, by the Rev, .i, J6i'ea. tih lB-v. . ritv I'ister, of Soho-street. Liverpoel, ro An-k 1! TO' If lIledlfordstreet, Abercromby.square, rrf t' .t tiwo-. On Sunday, ...

... MARRIAGES. On Tuoeday, ithc 6th inst. at thu; Colegia'e Church, Manchester, Air. Johni Scott, of Gr1osvenor- quare, Chf- ton-upeo-)fedlock, to Aliss Ellen Davies, s,?cond dlaugh.. ter' of Mlr. Davies, forcriely of this town. On Thtbusday last, Itichard Jackson to Margaret Tay- ior.; onl TuCSday, William Fox to Ann Inhtgart; on Monday, Thomas Everitt to Ann Walimiley. Onl Monday last, at ...

... y last, at tile Parish Church, by the Rev. Charles Wagstaff, B.A., Mr. Henry Nightingale, to Mary, the eldest daughter of Mr. William Parkinson, innkeeper, Grimsbaw- street. On Tuesday last, at Skipton Church, J. J. Starkey, Esq., of Liverpool, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Henry Alcock, Esq., of Aireville, near the former place. i' - On Sunday last, at Burnley Church, Mr. Benjamin Smith, ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE DR. M'ALL. (From the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) The last obsequies to the remain3 of the Rev. It. S. iU1'All, LL. 1). werepaidyesterday weekiby one of thelargest concourses of mourners ever seen in Mlanchiester. The funeral train, of principal mourners, friends, and relatives of tile deceitted, left the residence of J. 1). Heron, Esq., Swinton Park, about itilf- past ...

... BIRTH. On Tuesday last, at 41, Doughty-street, London, the wife of James J. Aston, Esq., barrister.at.law, of a daughter, MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, by the Very Rev. George Henry Sacheverel Johnson, Dean of Wells, uncle of the bride, George Alan Lowudes, Esq., of Barrington Hall, Essex, eldest son of Win. Clayton, Esq., of Dover, formerly of Lostock ...

... BIRTHS. On Sunday last, the wife of the Rev. William Alexander Os- borne, principal of Rossall College, of a daughter. On the 3rd inst;, Mrs. Mary Ann Foster, of No. 14, Terrace Hornby.street, Liverpool, was safely delivered of four female children. The first was born at balf.past ten a.m., and an hour after the fourth made its appearance. They were all born alive, but they only lived a few ...

... THE DEATHO-F THE P-RINCE CONSORT. This meclancholy event is exciting the greatest possible Sym pathiy. fo he ajesty in the severe affliction she has sustaine,7I an ?? of ths corporate bodies of the kingdom hays pre- Sa seanted to her addresses of condolence. The funseral of hishi Roya l Hgness, which takes p lace on Monday, 'Will, in all pro- fae babl'ity, ocainagnrlihoay from sieven to two ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. The Timnes of Tuesday, in noticing the funeral of the Prince Consort, says the Duke of Saxe-Coburg, who was devotedly attached to the deceased prince to whom he bears a strong reseiblance, was deeply moved, and wept incessautly. 'tie Crown Prince of Prussia, too, was equally affected. Poor little Prince Arthur's grief was enough to move the sternest. He, of ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 22nd Nst., at the Catholic Chereh, Chipping, by the Right Rev. Dr. Roskell, bishop of Nottingham. assisted by tha Very Rev. Monscigneur Searl, Canomn of Westminster, ?? Rev. Canon Primer, the Revs. F. Cooper, F. lfton, &c., Mr. Joseph Brown, eldest son of Matthew Brown, Esq., of thiz town, to Agnes, daughter of W. Hilton, Es., of Clifton Parkt Birkenhead also, at. the same ...