... MARRIED. On the 13th inst. at Brighton, Colonel Creagh, C.B., to Maria Elizabeth, relict of the late James Vaughan, Esq., Madras Civil Service. You CAN'T MARRY YOut GRsNDoUnTRln!-An old onan, named Paine, almost 80 years of age, who resided near Duodle, Northamptonshire, married a girl under 20; be died soon after the comrdiision of this egregious act of folly The grandson of this aged votary ...

... MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. R. Carus Wilson, M.A., vicar, Mr. Richard Crankshlaw, cotton- spinner, to Rachel, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Naylor, tailor and draper, all of this town. On Monday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. John Howarth, to Miss Ann Mason ; and on Tuesday, Mr. Joseph Hall, to Aliss Ellen Midghlill, all of this town. On Saturday last, at ...

... EXETE R, WEDNESDAY, NOvEMBER 28, 1838. ThirtDg. On the 260i instant, in the Park-crescent, the Lady of Mr. George Robins ofa daughter. May 17, at (Chicacole, 'East Indies, the Lady of Capt. Reid, 6th Rest. Madras Native Infantry, of a daughter. Nov. 19, at Kenton House, the Lady of the Hon. J. A. Lymaght of a son and heir. Nov. 20, at Wincanton, the Lady of the late Rev. William Carpendale, of ...

... 313TET. 18th inst., at Melton, Mirs. Rouse. of a son. Lately, Mir. Thomas Scott, mnerchant andi bakedrf ; John's Street, Colchester, to Eliza, youngest d 'uhe oftl late Mir. Robert Page, of Great [1Qrkesley ehc )tI 1.5th ?? Dunn, Esq.,of Salfron Walden ps~ to Mlary Ann, eldest daughter of William H-unter E~ x 19hinst.,' Crat B~rOckdish, Norfolk, by the Rev- l~. c~ Rob~ert, you~ngest son of ar. ...

... BIRTHrs. On1 WI'e noadav, the :31st of' October, the lady of John Al'illionlts, Esq. of her 1Aljesty's Deck-yard, P'ort-. Disouttli, of a. soil. D IA It IRIED. At tie Foundling llospital Church, Cork, onl the 1 st hist., by thie l cv. W1'. II alI, i cetor of St. N ic iolas, Nicholas Cumtm ins, E'lsqJ., High Shetifl of that city, to Julia Ann, third daugihter, or the late Major (irneral Sir R ...

... BIRTHS. 'On Friday last, at Swinton H ouse, the lady of H. H. Birley, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Monday last, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. IR. Carus Wilson, vicar, Mr. Elias Burton, to Miss Alice Ather- ton, both of this town. On Saturday last, at the Parish Church, lMr. William Cow- burn, to Miss Elizabeth Fiddler, both of this town. On Saturday last, at the Catholic Chapel of St ...

... Marriages, Births, and Deaths. To insure insertion of Births, Marriages, or Deaths in this paper, they must be left at our Office before noon on the day preceding publication. MARRIED. Lately at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. John Ellison Bates, Mr. Richard Cheshire, to Miss Hannah Elizabeth Dealo, of this town, youngest daughter of Mr. John Deale, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. Sept. 21, ...

... Ocoe 23d~, t r - October 23d, at Ambborie) the Lady of the Ik-v. G. R, epp, ofa dauighter. - ' : On Sunda, ?? I dti agt, at Orl;5* itt this I,°kiptyb lra. Jshn bFenton, of a son. On Thursday. the Fij instant, at St, Peter's Churcl, . by the ev. WTtn. Fisher, Mr. ileiljiamin J.tnplough, of )Oncaster to Haunah, elsst ?? of t~s le :est lurch, Esq. latfheld, V'qr.1r lire. O - the elh ihiskaa, r t ...

... BIRTHS. : On Saturday last, the wife of Mr. Seth Whitehead, sawyer, Garden Cottage, Foxhill-bank, -near Blackburn, was safely delivered of three fine boys, who, with the mother are doing well. MARRI[AGES. Yesterday, at the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Hfea on, to Miss Margaret Bailey; and oil Tuesday last', Mr. Josh. Brew- er, to Miss Ann Dewhurst, all of this town. On Tuesday last, at the ...

... FUNERAL OF THE COUNTESS DOWAGER OF [ T EW BITRGHi. I The mortal remains of this lamented lady were brought on Saturday morning from her ladyship's late residence, at Brighton, for internment in the family vault at Slindon. Onl the procession arriving at the boundary of the estate it, was met by'the carriages of Anne Countess of Newburgh, and by those of a vast number of the relatives and ...

... MARRIAGES. At ?? ,Tarucs', C(ptalij tlioi I fuil. Edward M leisonee, W.IN to 1Dililit, Ot ly danglsiter of' tlhe late (Ctol. Tlteriston. or Fal rollelr; flil. 5 (aI'ltlbire, -At St. itlavsy's, islingtoll, ,johItI t'roil. laistc, Es~e, of' Wt-lbeek-streot, Ccas1dtitl-ssqsare, to Emil't 1,- ,th laugh-' ter ?? thi 1atie RoV'. ''lTeophilir I eonie, M. A. frit'rl] y ?? Cron- bottier, .I Xurst, At ...

... 10 31it't~jl. 10 On Wednesday, the lady of the Rev. James Parsons, of a York, of a daughter. 10 '0 «arrtcf. 0 Yesterday, at St. John's church, In this town, Mr. Joseph 0 Stead, joiner, of Hunslet, to Miss Bridget Baines, of 0 Holbeck. '0 On Thursday, at the parish church, Rothwell, Mr. James 9 Rogerson, superintendent over the National School at that place, to Miss Elizabeth Ann Reynolds, ...