... shain-House, near Liverpooli to Francei, daughter of John l layds, Esq. ofOullon, near Ieeds. *h, On Wednesday, nt Selby, Mr. Hirst, 'groder,'of he this toin, to Harriet, second daughter of the lte Y- John Audus, Esq. of tile formier place. nt At Etridge's ...

... Redusranshall, in the eounty of Durhan), (former- Iy of Worecster lollege, Oxford,) to Eliza B3acknell, eldest daugls- ter of John Howard, Esq. of Ripon.. Same day AtHiuddersfield, by the ilev. J. C. Franks. M A. vicar, Mr. 0. S. Joisnsoss,::iroolstalpler ...

... Edward is. Brown, Mr. Win. Dawson, of the Cardigan Arms Inn, to M Miss Mnary Ann Dodsworth, of Red Cottage, Water-lane, in e this town. es On Thursday, at Hooton Pagnell, by Reet. J. L. Newmarch, e Mr. John Godfrey, to Miss Catherine Saunderson, both ...

... Monday, at St. John's church, of this town, Mr. John the to Hampson, bookkeeper, of this town, to Elizabeth Wetherill, the d2 eldest daughter of Mr. Anthonsy Green, farmer, Shadwvell. agent; Same day, at St. John's church, in this town, Mn. John neighl Tankard ...

... chapel, by the Rev. G. B. Mac-' ted donald, Mr. John Gott, tailor and.draper, Headiagley, to EliZa- I bth, y'oungest daughter of Mr. Win. Stocks ?? Issi near this town.ksofusighre tahe Saedy.s u aihcucM.John Milner Hewitt, nast ?? miss Hannah Marie On Wdnedayat ...

... . Sante day, Frances, youngest daughter of Mr. John Wood, 3 saddler, leorsforth. On Tuesday, in his 70th year, Mr. NIm. Spenec. of Braamley, . j formerly for itany years innkeeper of the Cardigan Arms, at that place. Same day, aged 42, at Tleadingley ...

... place in ~he 1809, a very considerable portion, if not the greater part, of ich all that lie possessed to his second son, Mr. John O'Connell, n.. of Grena. of In the Year 1802 Mr. O'Connell found himself under the displeasure of his relatives, and obliged ...