... BIRTHS', MARRUIxGES, & DEAT'IS, N' No notic F ot Marrlago or Death can be inserted males ?? byf th atmie and addroe t of the seander - Notices of Dirtha musti be paid for as advertisements,. MARRIAGES. Jan. 1, at Et. Philip's, by the Rev. 0. Logan, MA, Mr. David S. Irvin to Miss miras Jdne Danlels. Jan. 2, at ,t. Philipa, Mr. John Beokton to Mias Mary Wilso.i. Jim. 5~ at St. Phili~p'5 Mtr. ...

... wass THE LATE CAPT. HARRISON. onitl Captain William Harrison was born at Maryport Jack, in October, 1812, and was consequently 47 years of side, age. His widow, so far as we can learn, is left with river three children-two girls, believed to be about the sank. ees of 8 and 14, and a boy, supposed to be about were LI-yean old. Will lewas the son of a captain in the merchant vesse. service, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. ~ ontlsf 4 ar11 e o Datcad ?? ?? unl auhetiae bi tenm edadesofte eender,- Notloesof Birthismusthe paid for asadvertiements. MARRIAGM. ::n. 10, at Bailiwick Olurob, Bath, by th Rev. Dr. Stieele, James Rawson, Eeq.. of Java, to Charlotte Emily, third daughter of John Lord, Esq., of Australia. Jan. 17, at St. Philipsi, by the R2ev. 0. H. Burton. KA., Air. James Young ...

... BIRTH18'XARRIAGES, & DEAT5s. . No notlee of lage or Dea can be lertd unlego aRolerL Oated by the name and address of the sender.- otee3 ot Births moat be Doid for ar asibdvoemlenut. I D~~~EAURIAGES - Jan.u2m, at the Canedri Manchester, by the rev. W. W Jo hn s nI M.t a 3, Ila ph W 33el rd m ye . E , o~f th S tat or p e H o rl StaforlalretoMar F~zajetronl .hU4ofWin. Bradley Jaan rh ?? Kce, ...

... TE. FUNERAL -OF CAPTAIN HIARRISON. The mortal remains of the late Captain Harrison, of a the Great Eaxlere, wore removed from ?? 1 on Thursday af cernoon. At eight o'clock in the wnornt ing the church bells rang muffled peals. 'The cor- potation, the gentry, and tradespeople generally of the tovwn, however, considered thai as Southampton d was not to be the last resting-plAce, of Captain ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATH1S, xOtION of Biytba Muset be Veld for an a4vsrum~ems'., BIRTE£S. Jon. 1, at Maeing naar Walthangee Abney, eldoman snacoe Mrntild T f t~eirfr Ripn, Yhilrkvi, two ?? Ja ci, ondesti ig f Jn Toe emo of t tht plac Jan. 5, at ASta. the wifo ol Benjamin Nicholson, Faq., MARRIAGES. oh-.t f.RlYo ?? to Amne Jane, eldest David S. Irvin to Mfliss Sara Jane Danfele, Jan. 2, -by ...

... DEATH OF: LORD MACAULAY. hit ba4 Lord Maoauilay' died suddenly at his residence sin Holly Lodge, Campden-hill, Kensington, London, at trn eight o'clook on Wednesday evening, from disease of the heart. Lord MaIaulay was*never married, and wa the title dies with-him.' -Ie was 59 years of age. co] Thomas Babilgton Maoaulay 'was the son 'of wI] Zachary Mcauela~y, well'known for his exertions in UP ...

... I BIRTH-sl U1LRAGE8, & DRATe lies. 1. tewec N.t H. 141g oa Jewft .l- -d J6. it. ,4 wif Ulnge,.d ft Jcowk of ar k~M.IE Dec. IL at St. Jamn~j by the 1ev. Dunila Robison, of 7&CMa to NVY, ?? M of aeartott Jan. 14 as EJohn t eX o Zs )UM . 1i, mif 3 Toxtghw by a , Duale, PA, . Mr. Willam Reed, mawke, biI of et town, lae . I Efed. ' -S, 1tolb..EaevQ Re B. L.X' ChOL Its ee- I, ,MZW>,,bu. c8.1.-t- qe ...

... :,THE FUN1VRAL OF LORD MACAULAY. a &tec Abbey will rdaeivc *^ daT the mortal Wiia'll1 d of Midhdil; thd faeet eI5AyIsI, oratorI and hiatorian, of whom 2inglanc Wdaybb uatlyproad, ai ?? merits a place' mong the iflustrious dead who orgwd the venerable straoture. Tle small spob eaitiiwhi s. receive tbse honoured remains of Lord Macaulaya is'oitS' (3arrinti, ita e locelity u..b Watblg foot of the ...

... OBITUARY FOR 1859.-; Deaths among the atistodraoy ddtingthe tear nDW drawing to a oloidehave been 'more tha o ordinarily nuanierous. Out ol the members of the peeuae Of the threi kingdompo there hh4 died the Dake of Leedo, the MarquissB of WaTorford aid Briitol 'the Earla f WRoties, Aylesfoid,. RIposh, Charevile, Ferrer3, Devon, Moray Tankr'vilt , Cathcszb, Elar blioui? De (arey, Minte, ...

... I I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. ?? fo VoclmU ot M a or Death ean be Insertd unless au~uthetcated by the nae and addrs of .the sadr- Nostics of BirtA must he paid for ae advesenoets. . MARRTIAGES. De.o. 22'at ELt Mry's, Altham. by the Pev. W. Sharp, in- eudibent, ssste by the Ror. S. J. C. Adamaoa, J. G. Booth, Req., surgeon, Padiham, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Robert Turner, REq., ...

... BIRTHS9 MARRIAGES & DEATHS. V' No entice of MKrriage or D th can b nserted -l I'luihecated by the n; ne end addm of the sender,- Notldec of Births must be paid for as advsrtisements. MARRIAGES. ' el2. 28, at Wa'ton-on tbe-Hill, by the Rev. 96 Horriy, Mr David 1VUBU. of the royal mail steam-ship Earopa, to :,arah. elrlest deughter of the L14o Mr. tieorge Hatu, cutler, of this townt. Dee. 23. at ...