... BIRTH. On the 10th inst., at West Cliff, the wife of T. Maynard, Esq., of ason. MARRIAGES. On the 5th inst., at the Parish Church, Mr. Robert Baxen- dale to Miss Margaret iultue *Mr. Timothy Hardiker to Miss Sarah Ann Richardson; Mr. Henry Bradey to Miss Susan- aiah Ryding. ~ , orr yt ?? On the 7th inst., at the Parish Church,'tar. Thomas Mansley to Miss Sarah Turner. On the 2nd inst., at the ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE CHIEF CON- LE - E OF PRESTON. The 'remains of Mr. Dunn, late dhief constable of Preston, were conveyed on Saturday afternoon from deceased's residence, Stepenson-terrace, to the railway station, from whence they Eere taken, to Swansea. The funeral cortege was very imposing, and started from the house of deceased a little before three o'clock. The folluw - ing was the order ...

... BIR1HS. On the 8th instant, at 3, Park Villas, Crouch End, London, Mrs. J. Overend Wilke of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 10th instant, at the Parish Church, by the Rev T. J. Brown. M.A., incumbent of Holy Trinity Church, C. S. L. M. Godson, Esquire, of London, to Isabella, youngest and last surviving doughter of Mr. Wilkie, 39, Lawson-street, Ois the 11th instant, at St. Peter's Cburch, ...

... MARRIAGES. On Monday, the 12th inst., at Wesley Chael, Worth-road, Preston, by the Rev. T. A. Rayner, Mr. James Walmslev, accountant.- Bamber Bridge, to Hannah, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Cooper, of the serme ?? cards. Outhe 10th ijst., at the Parish Church, Mr. James Robert Brooks to Mis Agnes Standing; Mr. Samuel flardy to Mrs. Jane Eccles; Mr. John Dobineon to Mrs. Jane Clough; Me.. ...

... MARRlAGES. On the 22nd inst,, at the Parish Churcb, Lythaun, by the Iev. A. Packer, M.A., vicarof ost. Paul's, Halliwell, assisted by the Rev. Gcerge Filon. M.A., and the Rev. Rt. B. Robin- son, late vicar of Lytham, Herbert Cro-s, second son of Thomas Cross, Esq., Ruddington HBll, Notts. to Lucy Mary Shepherd Birley, cnly daughter of the Rev. J. Shepherd Biricy M. A. onl the 23rd inst . at ...

... ag FUNERAL OF D.GSBSo7 ot ~~LIVEPO ty re EXRODNARY DEMONSTRAT IONS RESPECT. - The history of Liverpool has very rarsiy if at all.,f :0, nished a iacsilll to the nuniversalexrsinf II to admiration, and esteem for tle Public and Privete. he of a departed citizen, such as was exhibitedlo ,'dot adthe occasion of the funeral of the late Rights Rev eno0 rig der Goss, Roman Catholic Bishop of Li, p., ...

... MARRIUAGES. On the 8th inst., at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. C. 0. L. Riley, vicar, Richard Stothert to Annie, youngest daughter of J. Cuerden, Stanley Buildings, Preston. On the 4th inst., at St. James'sChlurch, Leyland, by the Rev. J. WattsWilkinson. vicar. James Baldwin to Margaret Mayor, both of Leyland. On the Gth inst., at the Leyland Catholic Chapel, by the Rev. Father Prest, Thomas ...

... * MARIMAGES. On the 20th inst., at St. Paul's Church, Preston, by the Rev. C. 0. L. Riley, M.A., assisted by the Rev. F. E. Perrin, MI.A., Frederick William, eldest son of William Lambert, Esq., of Park-terrace, Milnthorpe, Westmorland, to Mary, third daughter of Mr. Ben- jamin Wainman, of Preston. On the 19th inst., at the English Martyrs' Churoh, Preston, by the Rev. Dean Pyko, James ...

... OBITUARY. PRINCESS GIEDYMIN. The death is announced, in her 1end year, at Brighton,.on. the- 15th inst., of Madame Justine Parigot, Princess Giedymin, lineal descendant of Giedymin, Grand Duke of Lithuania, who in the 14th century founded the dynasty known in history as the .agnellon dynasty, from his grandson, Jagnellon, who wedded Queen Hedwige, and thereby united the Crowns of ?? and ...

... THE FUNERAL. On Thursday the funeral of Lord Wiumarleigh 8 took place, the occasion being marked by rnaui. r Ffestations of the deepest sorrow and tregfet'ii Winmarleigh and district, as well as 't e Warrington. Mr. John White, of Warrin'g. t ton, agent to Lord Winnoarleigb, had ,s made the most minute arrangements for the Y conveyance of the coffin and the fineral party to a Warrington, and ...

... m ' -INTERESTING MAREIAGES. ie j 'A.A large number. of frienda.attended St.Jairso's a ohpuib', on Wediesday 'afternoon, to witness the *d e' io nmarriage of Mr. Joh4 Preston Proctor, of BlacIpWol, j. to Miss Jane Tuson Harding, eldest daughter of XIr. e John Harding, of the firm of Messrs. Harding and a u.so.,nLimited, omnibns ad carriage proprietorsof X. .Preston. The ceremony was performed ...

... those BIRTHS. what On the 5th inst., at East Beach, Lytham, the wife of THlE Robert A. Dawson, of a daughter. On the 10th inst., at West View, Cadley, the wife of W. At W. N. Mounsey, prematarely, of a son. Dodw MaRRIAGES. Rolls On the 13th inst., at St. Thomas' Church, Preston, by harm the Rev. E. Wilks, curate, Mr. John El3ison to .Urs. Alice ing fi P'reston. Jesse On the 9th inst., at ...