... (From the iittfgha 7 esrwy AtSteyning, in Sussex, in l793, Mr. Wtolgy, aged eilhteen to Miss Laglcy, aged eighty yearg. Almostall ihe pupolpi tion of the place attended upon this extraordinary wedding, At Oldham, Lmncashire, Uec. 16, 1807, Mr. Joseph SacbS- sou, rged seventy-three, to Mrs. Patienee Bardeley, sged sixty-four yearo. The happy bridegroom was the si.'ctL awain the lady tad made ha ...

... w Ab N~l w u - R WEDNEDAY, November 18, 1848. .60 - Ducay op LANCASTFEL-Few people know, a-ad probably as la~rg'e fe~v care, what is precisely meant by this ducal denomination. derec What is most commonly known about it is, that it has a Chan: Th cellor, said that this offcial is also a, member of the Cabinet, Vern' personally represented meanwhile by Lord Campbell. The creas duties of the ...

... THE GREAT NORTIHERN RAILWAY. (CIIALXAWMAhED LONDON AN YORK, AND DIRECT NORTHERSN) (From the Deender A duerdsee.) We are glad to observe, from one of the London papers, that operations have been actively commenced at the London terminus of this most imriportant national line of railway-one in Ai hich Scotland especially is deeply interested, as it will so greatly shorten the distance between ...

... THE MAGISTRACY-DOCTORS AND DISTILLERS. t It has been reserved for the sapient gentlemen who now rule at Dublin Castle to make the insulting dis. covery that there is something in the profession of the physician and in the trade of the distiller to disqua- lify for the magisterial office. We could hardly credit the assertion that any government or any official would venture to propound this ...

... long been absent from contests in the Peninsula. The rule of warfare there seems generally that one party should rui away and the other pursue, each in its turn prevailing, and rioting in triumph, without any worthy effort tc attain victory, or any rational plan for profiting by it, when won. As far, however, as we can judge from attitudes and manoeuvres, the present contending parties in ...

... mccle5i'loical Elit-Migruce. RzECTORY OP DUTsFonD.-This rectory lies hecomo vacant by the sudden and unexpected dpinise of the Rev. Joshua Free. It is in the gift of the Bishop, and we nn. mIerstanI, h1,s already been confrored on the Rev. F. F. Magratim, of Dundrulm.-Down Recorder. The Evangelical Alliance association are holding enn. ferenmces in Le.eds ; the proceedings are carried oi withl ...

... Osborne Hoa0use.-Unon the arrival of the Courtin the Isle of Wight nest weeik, the planting of several thousands of trees, consisting of oak, elm, and chesnut, will take place upon the grounds around Osborne House, and at Barton, under the immediate superintendence of her Ma- iestv and Prince Albert. Various additions will also be made to the ornamental shrubberies in the immediate vicinity of ...

... DISPENSARIES FOR. THE POOR. _ A.6 TO TH EDITOR OF1 LO D'S WEESKLwY NwV'SPAPER. SIR,-It is not my iutention to detract one particle of utility from the many valuable hospitals, dispensarios, and infirmaries whith the benevolence of the public supports in the motr polis; neither sh all I Lvoell upon the hurried maoser-it may bh thought by the unin- itiafed, the too hurlied manner-in vchich ...

... TIIE FAMINE IN ILRELAND ?? The imnportations of provisions Into the port of Liver- pool, fromt the lribh por te darihg the week from the 30th ult, V) the 5th inst. inclusive, comprised of the follosing listofarticles:-10,170 firkins, 309 half firkins, 1,078 baskets, casks, &c., and 323 boxes of butter; 312 sacks rnd 602 barrels ofwheat, 1,D6 sacks offlour ; 186 sacks, 800 qrs. and 2,25'3 ...

... runrral tigrlliictc'* COST OF }HE LEEDS POLICE FOucn.-The cost in- fcurred in the maintenace of the force. during the year ending August last, was £0,878 JOs 10d. CAPTAIN WARNeR's LowN RANOG. -The Post says that a trial of this destructive engine has been made. The greatest secrecy as to the locale of the experiment was observed, and none but the inventor, Colonel Chalmer, and two or three ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMNBER 20. The late accounts from Portugal have been of more 1 l than usual interest. The armies of the Queen and of the | t - - - 11 .. insurgents were gradually approaching each other, and a body of 600 troops detached by the Duke of Saldanha had, according to report, defeated the Cintra Guerillas [ with considerable loss. Thus far, in every conflict which has taken place ...

... onbcn(c. I 2The ?? do not hold theinsslres respansible fbr the sertintents contailned in the Letters of their Correspondents. t CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. To the EDITORS of the MANCHESTER TIMES. t GEsNTLrEPN :-WMay we be allowed, through the medium of your cotisistont journal, to caution thle public agaillst some parties who are going about the town selling what they term the best East India gul. ...