... both of this place. On Monday the 2nd iust-, at Sculcoates Church, by the Rev. ThOs. Dikes, L.L.B., Daniel, fourth son of the late John Morris, Es-q., of Ryders Wells, near Lewes, Sussex, to Jane, third daughter of the late Mr. James Wimble, of this town. On Wednesday week, by the Rev. W. Keary, Mr. John Spink, butcher, to Caroline, eldest daughter of Mr. Bruce Dilot, Mason-street. On the 29th ...

... 2- n~~~g~~tfaraqcs. k On the Sth iet., at the Holy Trinity Church, by t. special license, by the Rev. J. H. Bromnby, fr. John M.itchell, of Scarbro', to Miss Ann Wilson, of this place. On the 2nd inst., at the Holy Trinity Church, Mfr. Philip Gilleard, to Miss Douglass Brittain, both of this place. On the 2nd inst., at the Holy Trinity Church, Mr. !Frederick Tuill, to Miss Sarah Gilleard, both ...

... 96irtirn. On the 2nd Inst. in Portland-place, London, the lady of James Wigram, Esq. of a son. On the Ist Inst. in Park-place, London, the Duchess of Beaufort, of a daughter. On the 31st ult. in St. James's square, London, Lady Geor- glans E. C. Grey, of a daughter. on Thursday, at Calverley, Mir. Geo. Blackburn, clothier, third son of 6ir. James Blackburn, cloth manufacturer, to Mary, second ...

... On Tuesday Iast;at the pahchurci MJohn Clapham, iron mpulder, to $hrp, dalighter of Mr.i2Jiuhes Sharp,jw. 'mauufactures'bd'It of thii f6hvfl. ' On Shiusrday-Iast, at our psrish cburn ?? eser, to Mrs. Sam ' day'at -our 'patish church, eoope~r; clothdrtsger,r toMiersHarrjetS ,.i Pf~hj town. I OSa.me day-; atoui'' hhizdhtnch$ll |oWley6i4c1hiejBramley,- to Mr.a io fArmley. ., 1. > 'Seme day, at' ...

... BIRTHS. On Friday morning week, the Lady of Esq. of Leeds, barrister-at-law, of a son On Tuesday last, the wife ofw a oor cot Murgatroyd, of three fine children-t a boy. The Vicar was sent foe birth, and he named them Fa and the mother and children a a MARE! A' On Sunday last, at our Bulmer, to Miss Snowden, On Sunday last, at Dew some, grocer, to Jane, da farmer and oatnufacturer, On Monday ...

... jealous N ?? ?? h *On the 9th instant, at Weetwood Hail, the lady of H. C. moral Maurshall, Esq. of a con- inl On' the 5th inst. at Studley Park, the lady of Sir Francis Egi oodricke, Hart. of a son.sud On the 30th nit. at Brighton. the lady of Sir Bellinghain every Reginald Graham, Hart. of a son. they down *On Wednesday. by special license, at Wentworth House, Rothe by the Rev. James Upton, ...

... I~~~~~~~~~ Iftbrriags. On Thursday last, George Hiunsley Fielding, Esq., of this place, to Ann Blnndinah, eldest daughter of the Rev. C. R. Rowvlatt, M.A., of North Burfleet, Essex. Lately, at Clithero, Lancashire. by the Rev. Mr. Andertun, Mr. Thomas Wilkinson Worral, of that place, druggist, to Miss Frances Ball, daughter of the late Mr. S. Ball, high constable for the division of North ...

... On Tuesday, the lady of Mr. Wqdof Woolley Moor (tlhe calebeated'VocalisiO) Of- olT P -..On ThuszrdaypAt Belgrere ehapel, ?? this town, by the Rev. R. W. Hamilton, Mr. James Smith, woollen-draper W vicarlance, to Mary, daughter of SMr, John lieeming,~ allo .this town. a' Same day, at ode' parish church, Mr. Joseph KerslsaW_,G-O inI painter, to.5jjzabeth ysecofd dau5ghter of Mrs. Lord, *lb e ...

... a - On the 14th inst. at Heath, near Wakefield, the lady of Edward Tew,Esq. of a son Lately, at Willingham House, the Lady of the Hon. E. G. Howard, of a daughter. At Richmond, the wife of Col. Sir J. Bryant, of twins, a boy and a girl. __________________________ Married Yesterday, at Salem chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. J. G'Miall, Mr Walter Milligan, of the firm of John Milligan Son and co. ...

... 10tt1. On the morning of Sunday last, the lady of Har- rington Hudson, Esq., Sessingby Hall, of a Son. jarrtageo. On Thursday the 27th ult., at Sculcoates Church, by the Rev. E. Ward, Mr. Thomas Caukwell. to Caroline, eldest daughter of the late Robert Draper Cooke. traveller to H. Blundell, Esq. On Weednesday, at Rowley, by the Rev. S. Thomp- son, Mr. William Grayburn. grocer, of this place, ...

... THE DEATH BLOW. At length the long expected motion of the Honourable Member for Oldham hits been discussed in the House of Commons, and seventeen gentlemen only f'ohud to raise their voices in its favour ! The beau- tifully simple talc of woe narrated by the tender-lhearted FIELDEN, Tendered it diffi- cult for the Diplomatic Secretary to reply. He said so; but yet lauded- the measure, upon the ...

... - ~MARRIAGEgS. On Tuesday last, at Newton-on-Ouse, by the Rev. J. Gatenby, Mr. Daniel Ward, farmer, of Sut-. ton-on-the-Forest, to Ann, second daughter of Mr. R. Sherwood, farmer, of Court House, near Newton- on-Ouse. Id Same day, at the Catholic church, Hull, by the Rev. J. Render, Mr. T. Foster, supervisor, to Mary Ann, only daughter of Mrs. Brewer, Governess to the Catholic church school, ...