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... Volunteers, to Miss N. Watson, daughter of James Watson, Esq. of Groppenhall Lodge. On Sunday last, at Manchester, Mr. Charles Booth, watchmaker, to Miss Betty Simms. Same day, Mr. Samuel Gregory, of Pendleton, to Miss Mary Gainon of Manchester. On Sunday ...
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... St. James's Dsslrisl. Mr. Samuel Higginson, Mr. George Smith. A'e. 7, St. Michael's District. The Rev. M. Wrigley, Mr. Charles Booth, John Barlow, Mr James Barrett, Mr. Picketing. A «. 8, St. Peter's District. Mr. James Brad Jock, Mr. Robert Howarth. A'o ...
... of Liver-iool, to M ..-s Ann Mackay Kejsall, sister 10 the late John KeUall, Esq. of the Bahamas. . ?? On Sunday, Mr Charles Booth, watch-maker, to Miss Betty Simms, both of- Manchester. Same day, Mr. Samu*»l s 4E»regnry, of Pendleton, - to Miss Mary ...