... added to the treasury of useful knowledge. The above particulars were kindly furnished to our reporter by Dr. Thomas Williams, of St. Thomas's Hospital. FUNERAL OF RICHARD CARLILE. (W.ritten e mpr'esslyfor the Star.) The above ceremony teok place on Sunday ...

... Pallas, of this port. August 30, at ?? Ioly Trinity Church, by the Rev. R. Atthill, Mr. Thomas Suthering, to Miss Jane Hardy, youngest daughter of Mr. Itobert Hardy, of this place. September 2, at Goole, the Rev. E. W-. Hunt, to Charlotte, widowv of the ...

... John Prince, of Allerton Bywater. Same day, at Prestwich. by the Rev. Thomas Corser, Edward, youngest son of Win. Richardson, Esq. of Lilly Hill, to Jane, youngest daughter of Thomas Walker, Esq. of Park Hill Stand, near Manchester. Same day, at Klxkby ...

... Excise, aged 68. Oct 31, aged 75, the Rev. Thomas Allsopp, rector of Withers- Cale, in Suffolk. O(n Thursday, at Iast ltatford, in the 22d year of his age, Thomas, the only surviving son of the 1tev. Thomas Franscls Beckwith, vicar of that place. Last ...

... wife of Mr. A. Donaldson, of the ship Russia, and eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Collinson, of Osbourne-street, in this town. Same day, aged 5 years, John, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Wat- son, Drypool. JOn Saturday, the 5th inst., aged 82, Ann, widow of the ...

... of the late Mr. Thomas Jackson, of Fasingwold. Same day, at Rotherham, Mr. Fredlerickc Fleck, of M3asbro', eto 3ary, second daughter of Mr. G. Tcwnend, wholesale grocer and tea-dealer, of the former place. - On. Monday last, Mr. Thomas Dodgson, bookbinder ...

... thinkirig he DLept k long, wenr to call him to breakfall. Lall -week, at :Ietiilgton. near Malton. Mrs. e Hardy, the wife of, Mr. Phineas Hardy; utniverflly e refopeded and lamented by all ikhooknew her.' _ l'hurfday, aged 75. Mrs. gilrodea, wife of Mr ...

... place. On Saturday weeki, after a painful illness, Octarius, the infant son of Mr. Thomas Piper, publican, of this place. Lately, at Caistor, Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. W. Hardy, of Lndon, and sister to Air. John Croft, baker and flour dealer, Wellington-mart ...

... Doncaster, to Mrs. Sykes, widow of the Rev. George Sykes, Wesleyan Minister. r On Thursday week, at Searbro', by the Rev. Thomas Irvin, of Thornton, B; T. Harland; Esq. solicitor, of f Brillington, to Aunjn eldest daughter of Mr. Benjamin t Lamplough ...

... to Mrs. Elizabeth ' Sanderson, both of this town. Se1ame day, Mr. Thomas Skinner, fruitorer, to Miss JaLne Bur- id- niston, both oi this town. ld On Sunda~y, at Elland church, Mr. Thomas Brearley, water- s, man, to Susanisal, doughter of Mr. Edward Smith ...

... De Boudery, Mr. Henry Wilson, druggist, to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Reid. On the 16th tilt, at Gainsborough, Mr. Tlios. Smith, of this town, to Miss Ann Hardy, of the former place; and on the 17th inst., Mr. James Bycroft, slooD- master ...

... late IMN. osepii>Scurr, -feriierly oft tis town. (On the Lath inst at Kippiiga]e, Iincolnshire, aged lG, Annl Hardy. ?? laland Sarsaam h Hardy,. of that place. T'llis young -voman had attained the exteaorgiiaty lieight of setvee feel ta ro hicei. ! -iI ...