... M¶IARRIED. 15tlh inst., at Weybread, by the Rev. J. E. Daniel, Robert, eldest son of Mr. J. Cock, fsrmer, of the above place, to Susanna, second daughter of Mr. J. Golding, Westhall. 17th inst.. at St. Clemsent's Church, in this town, by the Rev. W. Howorth, 'Mr. Richard Durrant, solicitor, to Marie Francoise Thomasine Alexandrine, eldest daughter of Mr. J. B. Mallett, of Bury St. Edmund's. ...

... lady of George St. Vincent Wil- son, Esq., Redgrave Hall, in this county, of a daughter. MARRIED. Lately, at St. Andrew's, Mr. M. Rope, to Eliza second daughter ot Mr. J. Allington, of the above place. 14th inst., Mr. William Brown Cook, of Ashfleld-cum- Thorpe, to Mis;n Mary Anna Ling, of Worlingworth. 15th inst., at Denrington, by the Hon. and Rev. F. Hotham; Mr. Samuel Harris, of Hoxne, to ...

... | 0RWVICI1, J411ainunry 27. 1.1t, 3t (lAY, in her 21st year, Margaret, eldest ro hbe latc Rev. ltohert Mloore, rector of Clay. s .,at his house in 'TO'mblarid, in his t7th year, 2iaiu Youugngan. t M RDER EAIL DOINa\IIAM _..ThreCe men have been O *nded ~ld lodged in Lynn Caol, on suspicion of esr and robbury of lamn~iala Malsfield in her own l Denv er, near Downhllam, the paiticulars of which ...

... Jpsw[CHr Sars obr lay. A*g9t1 20, 1836. BIRTHS.-l5th inst., at Diss, the lady of Dr. 'Wharton, cf a daughter. MARRIED. 28th ult., at Kingston-on-Thames, the Rev. John Lakdn ?? of Chilton, near Sudbnry, and of Nursling, Rants, to the Hon. Lucy Elizabeth Byng, eldest daughter of the late Lord Torrington. 13th inst.. at Henstead, Mr. Francis Butcher, merchant rof Holton, to Mary Ann, only ...

... n OeMWICHW 1overestlwae GI. DIED.' 29nd ult., at Yarmouth, in her 19th year, Catherine ,Leybonurn, third .daughter of` ?? late llev. Samuel Henry 8avoiy, rector of Twyford _ _ Great festiviifies will take place for several days at Holk. ham Hall, where Lord J. Russcll has already arrived], from Brocket Hall. Lord Melbourtne and Lord Lichfield have also proceeded thither COLCIF12T A IRI, Nov. 4 ...

... 8aIfrria'4a , Octobe.e 7, . 7 B3IRTH. 4th inst., the lady of W. 13. Clarke, Esq., M.D., of ason. MARRIED. 28th tilt., at Fornhain St. Martin, William, eldest son of William Eaton, Gent., of Bardwell, to Isabella, 4th daugh. ter oif JoIII Muskett, Esq., of Fornhant St. (Gentivicse. 2911h It., Mr. Robert Edgar, tea-dealer and draper, of Bury St. Edmund's, to Roth, third survivillg daughter of ...

... e - ?? COLCHUST'rI0E , Aug. 25. DIED. 18th inst. after a lingering illness, in Hanover-square, a London, Osgood Gee, Esq.. of Earls Colne. 23rd inst., aged 84, Mr. Milbank, of Harwich. t DEsPERATE, A¶1'EM'PT TO ESCAPE FROM SPRINGFIELD GAOL..-On Tuesdaylast during the absence of Mr. Neale, I the Governor, who, by permission of one of the Visiting t Magistrates, had left home for South-End to ...

... IPISW[CHf, 9atew a., Septemblier 1e, 1830. BiRTH-.4th inst., at Nacton Parsonage, the lady of the Rev. H. Edgell, of a son, still born. MARRIED. 29th uit., Edward James Dawkins, Esq., son of Richard Dawkins, Esq., of Wokefield Lodge, Berks, to Mary, only daughter of J. Petre, Esq. of Westwick House, Norfolk. 31st ult., Mr. James Edwards, of. Bedingfield, to Eliza- beth, daughter of Mr. John ...

... Sfst~~s Bane * 7Xff9/ Hi, ~~19; , a, IT ti MARRIED. n 24th ult., at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, London, by the 5t Rev. S. Raamsay, Edwin Haward, Esq., surgeon, of Ilales- A worth, to Mary, eldest daughter of the Venerable Archdea. p con Philpot, of Sodor and Man. tv 24th Wlt., at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, MIr. James gi Phillips, draper, of London, to Elvina, second daughter of k Mr. ...

... aturdaay, Agtrust 5, 1317, 33hivrs.-31stult., at the Parsonage, Trimley, the Lady of the Rev. E. R. Edgar, of a son. a MARRIED. 18th ult., at Hatfield Peverel, Essex, Charles Rush, Esq., of Little Bransted PIace, to Mary Susannah Rush, of the former place. 24th ult., by the Rev. Thomas Halstead, the Rev. Chas. Wrigglesworth Lamprele, eldest son of C. Lamprele, Esq., of Bradley place, Suffolk, ...

... he ite A2Z H.Jun- The talents and worth of this youth, seem to entitle him ,to a somewhat more detailed record than the brief mention of his early death, which the week before last appeared in our columns. ?? was born Feb. Sth, 1820. At the age of 4 years he began to exhibit fondness for drawing, and in these first attempts he almost invariably aimed at copying nature in preference to pictures ...

... IrNwsco, &ateurday, J4pril S, 103?, MARRIED. 2nd inst., Mr. Robert Bantock, of Hadleigh, to Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Mrs. Wenlock, of Colchester. 3rd Inst., at Stokeby Nayland, by the Rev. J. T. Not. tidge, the Rev. R.Mosley, of Trinity church, in this town, late of Blackheath. to Susanna Eden, eldest daughter of the late J. E. Leeds, Esq., Royal Hospital. Chelsea. 4th inst., at ...