... March 1, the lady of T. C. Grut, Esq., of this place, of a son. At Louth, the lady of Thomas Grant, jUn., Esq., of a daughter. March 1, at Millington Vicarage, the lady of the Rev. 3W. R. Griesbach, of a son. IAt Nun Appleton, thle lady of W. M. E. Milner ...

... of a daughter. May 4, at Gainsborough, the wife ofhfr. Mitloer, artist, of a son May 10, at Sculcoates Church, gull, Mr. Thomas Hall, to Sarah, fourth daughter of Mrs. Brock6pm, of Barton-upon- Humber. 'May 23, at Hessle, Mr. T. S. Skinner, of Melton ...

... Ann Holdsworth, pool- terer, Bishop-lane. September 9, aged 52, Mr. Thomas Pickering, foreman atithe Railway Creek, much and deservedly respected. . September 9, aged 45, Mr. Thomas Robert Charlton, grocer, Lime-street. September S, in the 77th year offhis ...

... the same place, tO Mr. John Basjindale, bricklayer, of Belton. Msrch 23, at Goxhill, by the Rev. C. Forge .Mr. William ur Hardy Hall. joiner, to Hannrab, daughter of Mr. Wm. Dales, 4 trmer, of Granhill. n blarrh 23, at St. Phillp's Church, Liverpool, ...

... Trinity Ch areb, by t he Rev. J. H. Bromby, ir. Charles Kirleputriek, to Jesse, the eldest daceghter of the late Mr. T hom ns Hardy, paper nienm-- faot nure, of this town. Jne 3, at the Holy Trinity Church, Alr. J. Leggott, ldest so n of Mr. D. El. Legs ott ...

... Abraham Hauorth (22), for rioting Clayton ; Thomas Lister (26) for facing one of the gang concerned in the attack on the Middleton colliery ; John Crowther (27), for rioting at Halifax ; Thomas Hotmes (23), Thomas Robinson (29), and George I’tich/vrd (38) ...

... reached the age of 55beforet ky he underwent the process of transplantation; yet his parlta-. id mentary character was of hardy and flourishing growth. H'ii a Ill position as mouth-pieccof the priestthood and populace of Ire- 0 a land usually made it ...