... iam Tyrwhitt Drake, Esq. M. P. to Emma, third daughter of the late Joseph Halsey, Esq. of Gaddesden Park, Herts.-W. H. Pattisson, jun. Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, barrister at law, to Sarah Frances, only daughter of the late R. G. Thomas, Esq. of Tooting Lodge, Surrey.-At Hol- land, Lancashire, Captain Hunter Ward, of the 43d Light Infantry, to Harriet Jane, second daughter of J. A. Hodson, Esq. of ...

... WIARMlED. The Rev. T. C. Boone,of St. Peter's college, Combridge, to Amy, daughter of WV. F. Brown, Esq. of Dunstable.- At Rochester, the Rev. Gen. Davies, Al. A. Vicar of Grain, Kent, to Mary, daughter of W. Nicholson, Esq.-The Rev. R. A. Scott, to Cordelia Frederica, only daughter of Lieut.- Gen. White.-John Robert Thompson, Esq. of St. John's college, Cambridge, to Emma, fifth daughter of ...

... q ?? d i E:D At South flackisey, the lev. Thomeas Scwell, of flarston, Norfolk, to Louisa Caroline, third dalughter of Jos. Pulley, Esq of IHackney.-The Rev. T. 0. (roodchild, Perpetual Curate of South Mlalling, Sussex, to Ellen, eldest surviving daughter of Philip Perring, Esq. of Totrington-square.- At St. George's, llanover-square, the Rev. Evean Nepean, youngest Son of the late llight Hon. ...

... DEATH OF SIR WVALTER SCOTT. n The greatrst mnan of our generation has departed from its. I Theauthor of ?? is no more. He carns back but to lay his bones in his native land-in the country he has rendered b classical, and which of late has not shown him the gratitude a he had so amply earned. On Friday, the 21st of September, p Sir Walter Scott expired in the presence of all his family, at ...

... TIlE LATE MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN HYDE-PARE. a On Friday afternoon ]Mr. IHiggs anti the jury re-assembled s at the Half-way house, at Knightsbridge, to inquire into the e cause of the death of Miss Mary Higham, the young lady Li who was found drowned in the Serpentine on Saturday. y The first witness examined was Sophia Barnes, of 42, ?? Vest, who said, she had known the deceased some time. She ...

... MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A FEMALE. th On Saturday night a coroner's inquest was held at the Old T. King's Arms, iensington, on the body of a young female, hie name unknown. The deceased appeared to have been x- n cecdingly beautiful, both of person and features; she was th about the middle size. Baster, the superintendent of the h Humane Society, stated that he found the body on Saturday a morning ...

... MARRIED. At Tanfiell, Yorkshire, Edw. Ilughes Chamberlain, Esq. Irayrister lit law, to Enmmia, second daughter of the late John 'night, Esq. of Dxdingttoi, Salop.-At Winchester, Jona. than Pereira, Esq. suRlgeet, of London, to Louisa Ann, eldest daugihter of the latc John lIucas, Esq. of Winchester.-At Sr. (ieorge's, flanover-square, A. Sinclair Wiseman, Esq. of Edilnurglh, to Lucy Aln, ...

... MADl R1ED. At Lufa ess Castle, near Edinburgh, the Rcv. Lord Henry Kerr, brother to the Marquis of Lothian, to Louisa, only daughter of Sir Alexander IHope, MI. P. for Iinlithgowshire. At St James's, Frederick Seymour, Esq. to the Lady ?? Harvey, eldest daughter of the Miaquis of Bristol. _At Blid worth, Notts, Mdm. Lewis Crewe, Esq. of Hipton Park, Derbyshire, to Caroline Anna, daughter of ...

... MARRIED. The Rev. George Wmn. Brooks, Rector of Hampden, and Chaplain to the Duke of Leeds, to Jane Alary, youngest daughter of '' Shepherd, Esq. of Half Moon-st. Piccadilly. -At Brootufield, Essex, the Rev. Godftrey Bird, Rector of Great Wigborough, to Sarah Jane, youngest daughter of the late Richard Edwards, Esq. of Farncot, Salop.-At Hunt. ingdon, the Rev. Frederick Reade, B. A. to Emily, ...