... ¶arrlRe~. On Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Jackson, to Miss Ann Robinson. Same day, Mr. Richard Kilner, to Miss Margaret Thompson. Same day, Mr. Hugh Groggir,, to Miss Elizabeth Goodier. Same day, Mr. Thomas Mlarkland, to Miss Mary Pearson. On. Monday last, Mr. Christopheci.Toiilinson, to Miss Jane Gunnion. Same day, Mr. Thomas Jackson, to Miss Ann Gibson. On Thursday last, Mr. John Livesey, to ...

... , , , jgarrtagg0.-: On Wednesday last, Mr. John'Swarbrick, to Miss Jane Speakman.. . On Monday last, ;Mr.. Thomas Mc Clennati, of Blacki burn, to Miss Mary Stocks, of this town. ' , On Tuesday laht, Mr. John Price, to Miss Mary Bolton. . On Monday last, Mr. John Robinson, to.Diss Mary Boyd. Same day, Mr. Rich. Miller, to Miss Margaret Jackson. Same day, Mr. Robert Suminer, to Miss Margery ...

... On Tqesd&y last, Mr. Thomas. Eastwood to Miss Sarah Bushaw.. Same day. Mr. Michael Reilley to Miss Anr. M'Manus. On Saturtlay last, Mr. Wm. Goodier to Miss Ellen Buck. On Monday last, at Church Kirk, Mr. Edward Laycock. jun., letter-press-printer, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Stansfield, tnanufacturer, all of Blackburn. Same day, at St. Pliillip's church, Liverpool, MIr. Henry Lace, to Mrs. ...

... On Wednesday last, Mr. Joseph Ward, to Miss Mar- garet Davies, both of this town. ' ' Same day, Mr. Robert Orncond, to Miss: Ellen Singeton. On Saturday last, Mr. John Ton,. to miss Margaret Garnett. On Tuesday last, at Blackburn, Mr. Thomas Fielding, joiner, ?? Mary Harrison, both of thisttown. On Sunday last, at Lytlcam, Mr. John Hardman, corn dealer, to Miss Frances Rad'eliffe, both of that ...

... On Tuesday last, Mr. Thomas Stephenson, to Miss Ann Heywood ; on Monday last, Mr. John Gardner, to Miss Mary ljogg, Mr. Joseph Wilding, to Miss Elien Barham ; Mr. William Spencer, to Miss Maria Neill ; Mr. Henry Walmsley, to Miss Elizabeth Hodgkinson; on Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Whiteside, to Miss Susannah Howard Mr. Joseph Wearden, to Miss Ann Duxbary all of this parish. On the 8th inst., at ...

... oil Monday last, Mr. William Jackson, of Woodpluray- ton, to M iss Mlary Copeland, of this town. On Saturday last, Mr. George Morris, to Miss Margaret Walmiley ; on Tuesday last, Mr. John Calvert, to Miss Ann Fisher; on Monday last, Mr. John BPinbridge, to Miss Margaret Lyon ; Mr. Benjamin Raby, to Miss I Ann Wilson; on Saturday last,. lr. Richard Yates,' to Miss Ann Pirker; Mr. Joseph Clare, ...

... On Monday last, Mr. Ephraim Pinder, to Miss Jane Blackwood, both of this town. On Thursday last, Mr. William Kellett, to Miss Maria Halton. both of this town: On Tuesday last, Mr. Roger Sharples, only son of the late Mr. Robert Sharples, to Elizabeth,,eldest daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Aspinwall, of Fulwood. On Saturday last, Mr. Henry Cook, to Miss Mary Thorn- her ; Mr. James Atherton, to ...

... On the 4th inst. at Bank tHall, Wartington, ?? of J. Wilson Patten, Esq., M.P., of' a daugliter. ?? Sunday lst, at St. Wilfrid's Chapel, hy. the Rev Geo. pIlsgerson, a; d or the tfllewing day, at the Palrishj Church, bv tlle Itev. It. Carus Wilson. viear, NFr. Siirotel M-Nal)y. Jn Janc, eldest daughter ot Mr. Duckett. broker, all of this ln.M 'to Saturday Inst, at the Parish Cburch, Mr. ...

... :- Carlt~axd.- On Ttesday last, at the Parish Churteh, by the Rev. R. Carus Wilson, A.M., vicar, Mr. James Seed, ofthe Britan- nia Tavern, to Miss Frances Lowe, both of this town. On Monday last, M1r. Anthony Singleton to Miss Ellen Bennett; Mr. George Marshall to Miss Harriet Evans; Mr. Richard Almond to Miss Ellen Woodruff, Mr. Win. Trotughton to Miss Agnes Brockbank. On Saturday last, Mr. ...

... lady of Joseph Feilden, Fsq., of WVitton-house, of a dauightcr. On Thursday, the 30th ult., the lady of William Moult, Esq., of Park-side, Knowsley, of a son and heir. On Wednecdry last, by toe Rev. R. C. Wilson, vicar, Mr. Thomas Charnley, iromnoger, to Miss Margaret Har- rison, second daugiter of Mr. Harrison, brush manufac- turer, of this town. On Thursday last, Mr. Wm. Whalley to Miss ...

... - - - = ' - - (l, ITHE LAT tVDOLPLH ACHEfRMANN, ESQ li to It is impos ble to permit such a man to descend to the ht grave without ome more particular notice than the bare do announcemente f his decease. His, indeed, was a charac- t, ter which we should deem it a public wrong not to hold st forth-as an exarniple to persons of every profession. Born atSchneeberg, in the kingdom of Saxony, in ...

... On thle ?? tilt., 't tile 'Vicarae, Ecles, the lady of the Rev. Thomas Blackburn, of a son. Y A woman of Earlsheston, nriied Susan Gibson, who has borne twins twice bdfcre, was delivered on Wednesday of three children, and they all are, as well as can be ex. pected. -Helffarx Exap css..- On Sunday veek, the wife of Robert Thompson. a jour. neymnan mason, of Bridlington Quay, of treca fine ...