... |Yorkshire, to Mary, second daughter of Charles Stewart, on e., of the' same place. 'of on, On Thursday-last,- at Selby, Mr. Thomas Bell, chemist 'an vland druggist, of L'eeds, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Po onldate Mr. James Staniland, of Selby, ship-owner ...

... aged 67, Sir Thomas Legard, Bart. l fGanton, in the county of York, Capt. in the RN.- lHe was successor Of Sir Dighy Legard, Bart. and suc- c:eeded to the Baronetcy in 1808, non the death of Isis b rother tile late Sir John Legard. Sir Thomas Legard was ...

... 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 ...

... Holy Trinity Church, by the m Rev. J. la. Brbfimb ,Capt.Jahn Park, o1 the ship Ilanna llart to Ann, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Watson, all of At this place. Lately, at Drypool Church, by the Rev. Henry Venn, Ki Mr. Chas. Mac Gregor, mariner, to Miss ...

... Preston,aged 67, Elizabeth, widow I of the late Mr. Wm. Pickard, of the King's Head Inn. Yesterday week, aged 32, Thomas, son of Mr. Thomas Kidd, of Bridlington, shoemaker. f On Wednoesday week, Mrs. Wilson, wife of Mr. Wilson, of the Bull and Sun Inn, ...

... deeply and deservedly lamented by his P family and friendq, Lieut. J. W. Seddon. .1 On Wednesday last, in London, aced 36, Mr. Thomas s Blossom, coach-smith, brother to Mr. John Blossom, i joiner, Scott-street. s Yesterday week, at. Willingham-house, Lincolnshire ...

... ,as iid MARIUAGES. en On Wednesday last, at the Holy Trinity Church, by Id the Rev. Thomas Dikes, LL.B. Mr. John C. Marshall, of !se Elsham, to Emma Hayes, second daughter of Mr. Richard of Boyle, of West Parade. ed Oi Tuesday last, at Leeds,Mr. Humphrey ...

... at Bridlington, MIr. John Ross, druggist, to Miss Jackson, both of that placc. Onl the 3rd inst. at Bridlington, MIr. W. C. Hardy, of the post-oflice, Manchester, to Jane, only daughtcr of Mr. Hall, of Grantlihn. Onl thle lst inst. at Aslihourn, the lion ...

... of Barton, many years a baker at that place. Same day, at Barton, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Pye. D W1, Wedilesday week, very suddenly,aged 13, James, eldest r son of 31r. Thomas Watson, of the Union Miil, Beverley Westwood. He had for some time laboured under ...

... d'Oliveira, . formerly of Madeira. Lately, at South Ferriby, Mr. James Bennett, of Stapleton, to Ann, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Waddingham, of the former place. On Saturday last, at Etton. Mr. John Whipp, farmer, to Mary, widow of the late Mr. Robinson ...

... Chureh, bv the Rev; J. 1!. Bromby,- Mr. Win. Chessman, of Patrington, merchant, tu Ann, youngest daughter of. the late.Mr. Hardy, of Tlioriguinbsld. Orn Turmdady wveek, the Rev. J. Sibree, of this town, to. Martha Goode, eldest daughter of. the Rev. J ...

... 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 ...