... MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at the Parish Church, AIr. Henry Corn- wall, to Miss Mary Ann Samwell. Same day, at the Parish Church, Mr. Willism Cooke, to Miss Ellen Gradwell ; Mr. John Banister, of Walton-le-dale, to Miss Mary Jennings ; on Monday last, MIr. Enoch Dickin- son, to Miss Catherine Dixon ; Mr. George Clark, to Miss Elizabeth Critcihley ; Mr. Robert Burrow, to Miss Ann Askew ; on ...

... MARRIAGES. On Satarday last, at Burnley Church, Mr. John Newton, coach driver, to Ann, daughter of Mr. Thomas Chadwick, farmer, all of Burnley. On Monday last, at Burnley Church, Mr. Mathias Dickin- son, farmer, of 'osside, in the county of York, to Mary, daughter of Mr. John Wilkinson, of Habergham Eaves, ma- chine maker. On the i1th instant, at Trinity Church, Soutliport, by the Rev. E. ...

... BIRTH. Yesterday, the lady of the Rev. W. Hornby. M.A., of St. Michael's-upon-Wyre, of a son and heir. On Saturday last, in London, the lady of George Westby, Esq., of Dorset-square, Regent's Park, and of White Hall, Upper Rawcliffe, in this county, of a son, MARRIAGES On Monday last, at the Parish Church by the Rev. Caras Wilson, M. A. Vicar, Mr. Benjamin Bulcock, of Twiston, to Miss Susannah ...

... BIRTII Yesterday week, the lady of the Rev. W. Hornby, M.A., of St. Mieliael's-upon-Wyre, of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. On Saturday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. Richard Par- ?? to Miss Jnno Preston. Same day, Mr. James AWilsonl to Miss Jane Armor. Same day, MIr. Henry Riley to Miss Alice Kirkhan. Same day, Mr. Win. Nuttan to Miss Isabolla Brocklehank. Same clay, Mr. Henry Gardner to Miss ...

... BIRTHS. Yestorday, the lady of Edward Chaddock Gorst, Esq., of this town, of a son. On Wednesday last, at Stoke Newington, the lady of Win. Moss, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. On Monday last, at tho Parish Church, by tho Rev. R. Carus Wilson, vicar, Mr. Matthew Blirokley, of Halifax, to Miss Jane Eastham, of this town. On Monday last, at the Parishl CbItrchii by the Rev. R. Ca_ rus Wilson, vicar, ...

... TUE LATE ADAMW COWTA , ESQ.- (From the Blackburn Standard.) We noticed in our paper ofjast week, the decease of ADAM COTTAH, Esq. of WhallIcy, on the 31st alt. It is iduo, h'ow- ever, to the memory of one who had been so long and so io- nourably known amongst us, as well as to the cause of Chris- tian benevolence, good ncighbourship, and those sound princi- ples of attacllmeht to the 'Religion ...