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... MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at the Catholic Chapel of St. Wilfrid, by the Rev. George Connell, Mr. Richard Ward, grocer, youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Ward, wine and spirit merchant, of Lancaster, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. John Ainsworth, Spread Eagle Inn, Lune-street. On Monday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. John Parker, to Miss Margaret Parker. On Saturday last, at Garstang ...
... BIRTHS. : On the 7th instant, at Hill Cottage, the Lady of the Rev. W. H. Wayne, of a son. On the 6th instant, at Park Cottage, Nottingham Park, the lady of Samuel Payne, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday week, in this town, Mr. William Thomas, of Butterley Ironworks, to Mrs. Ann Hollingsworth, of Ripley, in this county. On the 4th instant, at Pentrich, in this county, by the Rev. John ...
... On Sunday, the 16th inst. at the Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. J. H. Bromby, vicar, Mr. John Marver, of this place, cabinet-maker, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Midforth, mariner, of this port. On the 10th inst. at the Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. J. H. Bromby, Mr. John Dale, of Scarbro', to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. George Peacoc, of this place, and granddaughter to ...
... -, a.fl ?? tJ'3flWt' MAR1UAdi. - ?? it has bain o;timinnedin the London GZeta oai riay that the Qseen has been pliased to declare that his Serene Higbness Francis AlbeitAugustus Charles Emanuel, Duke of Saxe,F-Prince of Saxe Coboorg and Gotha, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, shall henceforth, upon all occasions whatsoever, be styled and called his Royal f Highness; and to command ...
... BIRTHS, MxARRIAGS 'AND DEATiS. In this tlown,-ip Northumberland Stre*tOit mdtp 1st vdl.s the svife of the Rev. lIcha d CIRytqn, .f a COA9. k - Att Niorth Terre, IDarllngtoii, oiahe 4tb i'tat., tbe vlffifeo 'Mldhnrl'Mlddistdk;AIw4,Ejf a bdn.l--: ; . ' -,At :Greenfiedd :9i9e,7 oW the .itb nstrantthe sire d? Jebn HughrsPe spiEiP:s towri oii~,O E At Port-ArilAir,*'Inime's'an'd, on thes thtb of ...
... gat'riageoo, 3stspj, aub mteatbo. MARRIED. At Riddlesv orth Hail, Norfolk, Thomas Thorrahill, Reqj., of Fixhy H all. Yorkshire, te Mirs Forester, daughter of Mrajor and the late Lady Louisa Forester, ...
... B1IRTH, On the 13th instant, Mrs. John G. Reydell, of Chan- cery-lane, of a son. MARRIAGES. Oft Tuesday, the 18th instant, at Christ's Chlrch, Blackfriars.road, London, Mr. Thomas Kirk, of Bull's Moor, to Ann, yoanuest sister of Mr. Samuel Kiddy, druggis. ,er, in this county. Ols ' , . 'he 18th instant, at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, bmyl i:, ?? > csour, Doctor Nutt, of Smisby, in iks tun Buckerdeld, ...
... BIRTHS. On the 11th inst., as Dr. Kidd, of Farnworth, was passing over Lout's-heath, in Widdes, he was called into a cottage to see Mrs. William Bradshaw, a midwifery patient. She had been at work in the factory of Thormas Kidd, Esq., at three o'clock, and at six she was delivered of thres fine male children, all alive and heart.y' The mother is doing ell, and the trio have beea baptized ...
... BIRTH9. At Warnford, on the 5th instant, the Lady of tbe Rev. Henry Reeks. of a son. Jr. Xfest-street, Chichester, or. Friday, the wife of Air. P. L. Sninmondls, of a son. MARRIED. At All Saints' Church, Southampton, on Tuesday last, John King, Esq. of Corhampton House, to Mlrs. .1Iinchmn, widowv of the late Henry Alinchin lEsq., of Cleyfield Lodge, Southannlttn At North Stonellan, on Wedneda0 ...
... THE QUEEN'S MARRIAGE. The aristocracy and their dependents are all in a bustle, preparing for the marriage of the Queen, which is fixed for Monday. We subjoin below an account of the doings, feedings and fooleries, which are to take place on this 1 auspicious day, from the comr- mencement of which 30,900!. per annum is tobe added to the burdens of the country. The Queen, with her ...
... HIgiR lrAJE$TY'S MAUARRIAGE. CERBMON [AL To be pbserved at the marriage nf the Queen's Most Excel- lent Majesty with his Royal Highness Fraimis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel, P]uke of Saxe, Prince of Saxe Coburg and Gothba, Knight of the Moat Noble Order of the Garter, at the Chapel Royal of St. James's, on Monday, February lQth, 1840. The illustrious individudls, and others composing the ...
... BIRTH. On the 29th ult. Mrs John Day, of 19 Margaret street, Ca- vendish square, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 30th of December last, at the parish church, BUry, Mr A. Wilson, farmer, of Crimnble-in-Blamford, to Miss Eliza Hindley, barmaid at the King's Arms Inn, Heywood. The happy bridegroo' was in his 78th year, and had become so deeply enamoared of the fair cap-bearer, that he settled an ...