... MTAR11 tEl), On the 115th inst. at the Collegiato Church, by the tev.. -. Wilson, Mt A. Mr. Henry Winterbottom, Surgeon, r Hohule, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr. Irydon, and Deice to Dr of _Lthc Sia 1town uv. in On the 15th inst. at tho i ?? , bv the R i Ahiro, by the hey. Daniel deaoedry, tMisA. Mr. Davd BunxMton '1 Kent Read. LoLdon, to rltlrriatt, sceond.daughter of Mr. Williaui - ...

... an act of unjustifiable prejudice, but to enter his name and accept his money for that class, and then to permit him to be excluded from the society to which be had thus a right, was act of insolence and injustice to which no man of right feeling, whatever may be his opinion concerning slavery, can withhold hie indignant reprobation. I Mills Rtmifiira Manchester.—The following retorn, at this ...

... We are glad to learn that Mr. White's fire engine has given great satisfaction in Glasgow, and should further glad to hear of its introduction in this town, where there is property of such immense value at the risk fire.— Mr, William Robertson, surveyor of the Glasgow fire engines, says The fire engine made by me under your patent was tried at the Cross steeple, on the aOth ult., in the ...

... NEWCASTLK-UP«c/i«/erf.) FRIDAY, Jink 25. The Royal Victoria Whip Makes 5 sovs. each, with 15 added. The second to save his stake. One-mile heats. Mr. S. I. Fox's I's.Jiiisinger, yrs (Joy) 1 1 Mr. J. Scott's The Alderman's Daughter, 3 yrs.. (Charlton) 1 | Mr. W. il. Johnstone's Mildcn. 5 yrs (G. Noble) 3 5 I Mr. Pedley's Teuais. yrs (LongstalT) 2 Mr. F. Nic-oll's Rowland, ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES. SAT U DAY, J 31,1847. Few facts in the modern history of this country arc more illustrative of the large futurity they enclose, than the simple record we have this day to make of the unopposed election of John Bright to the representation of Manchester. This record marks era in the history of principles. It is characteristic of the new life that is moving the body politic. It ...

... MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A very important meeting of the Manchster Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures was held on Thursday, at eleven o'clock, for the purpose ot receiving a communication from Dr. Udny, of Southern Australia, respecting the capabilities of portions of that country for growing cotton, and a plan he was desirous of making public to establish a company which should ...

... ,1 itrutAlIrItED,. t on the 'St In't. [It the Col'legiate! 17hurch, by the Rev. D.LW te dr~ f .lavorfordwvest, John Wellinra,,n, ?? Son of III. ?? ctO Aarnsl, of 3lnostrap, neat LeedS, to oldese, ldot daughter of Mr. olat Il'njinj lli, Chlithadn Hill. Od tlie 10th Lilt. at the CoJIIO~fiate Churab, by thii Rev. W. m Wilsoi;i M.A. Mr. NViU. Ifood to Mis. MNlary g-l enliradk v, both O Col-horito ...

... [ 3bEI.&RlEI). On then Stb inst. at the Collegiate Churcht,bh the R ew. J. Rolebty, M hA. ittettimbent of St, Philip a Church, Salfrd, Air. Hlenry J lol- hngtoin. of Lower iiroughtou, to Martha, thlird dughter of Wil. - t later, Picq. of the Adeipbi, 6alford. On the Rth imst. at thu Collegiate Church, by the Rev, C. Ilich- I ston, MIA. Vt;\ . Henry Vairtghan, of Rlule,, to liliss Ann ...

... MARLRIED, On the 12th ijoe. at Uviper Brook-street Chapel, by t 11ev John James Tayler, Antonio Galleziga, of PFrma, to Juliet, only daughter of Martin Schnnek, Resq. of Greenheye. On the 10th inst. nt St. JO1ui's, Pidldingtou, Henry, ysugeet so of tho lote Charles Champion, Ebq. of Blych, n, to Sies liogers, of Ranlhy House, sltar Iletford, Notts. On ithe 9th inst. at St. Petet's Church, ...