... BAEIRMM-.PtersT)t&Y.-On the glit !!rt , at the Frfendsa Mo=e Bes. ,utJUv William Barber. O. Shefaield. to Cwarole, elec Primitiran, of EWAt Mount. Hall. BnIL3].Y-pIO5Mv.!-ou the 20th !oat., at Swinton Church, by the Re.TheWlsn, incub Ot O ILifton Mr. Robert Bramley, of kt=sbo tonrt xi eth argusret. Shid daughter of the late Jae P ,u of Blackb'ufl. ?? On-Wielftb [last St. Mary'a~hcrrch.ldhom~ ...

... DEATHT 0 COUNT WArABWSKL Count Walewaki, who died at. Strasburg on Sundays Wn born May 4,1810. His origin was as romantl as his career has been adventurous. lt appears that Napoleon I., at the height of his glory, Was attraoted at a frete t WarSaw by a Polish lady of great beauty, the wife of a noble Sarenatian advanced in years; and, beingregarded byhersa thedestined liberator ot Poland, was ...

... ?? notoa of Uard..-jj_ jtM.mfQDUr0 the L9th nlt. atH b00 hrh LlIonoL by Lbo Rer. Wv. Mf. Valloon (tOcoeLw noto.Rq LILD., Of OoWn.ceh. nerthis city. to Jane Lon onge duh - On. of 22nd ol nII att Joh' church, We~1U~hUY. Mr JaTOB OtlehrdOof Noric. to tIz, dancht&r fl:~OLOWM~' tho25thn~t, ?? Schurch, be the liniJ. rtterML.cr100. Jhn. on f Lhe late Mr. Frank l~aklO ofOJ~ 010.Cli~Orre.tohleldott ...

... * Y~~MARRlIAGM~ * AaTON 5le tlg by 5t.-On the let lost at the Weoleyan Chapel, eAYdiNgley, b the Rev. E. Jonw~, maei ted by thle Rev. Sl. lardy' tho Re0v. Thomaa Ayrton. WeelorIAn minuister, Bramley, to Maria, ,only daughlter of Mr. Gi'ainger, of Hoadinglcy. R5ANI5ONT-DAWSON.-Olk the let Inst- at the Cathedral. br the Ray.W. hiteegg. MA., cous81in to the brIdegroom, Mr Henry ButtoBau ont o ...

... 13i ?? nvrtq-on the.11th Inlt Alde nk, Bodn th wile Of Qtr A ,Ili~ Ireand, ofa gerh. MA:RRIAGES. AgAms IORNIOOD.-On the 4th lnout et St. George's Churelh, Leeds, by the Rev. J. Bloinefield, mnjjenDt. Mr ?? the firm of Adams and Son, carvero, to ChristicMr, ?? of B of Mr. Charles Greenwood all of Leeds. aaldtauhe ALLlI-WAreo0N.--On the I0tlHjost. atitim Weeleyoen ?? roae ythe Rev. A, Wilki sn ? ...

... BIPTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS IN' El; Lk\ib The Registrar-General, In his return for the three m. ending December 31st, after giving 29,935,401 as' th:4 mated resident population ef England, Scotland, anli'd land in the middle of 1866, proceeds to glve hj1 quarterly summary for England and Wales. Thlis retgr tijl says, comprises the births and deaths regigtered by uby registrars in all the ...

... AS -~~RU S%,.ma ?? h.effbe at the Cathedral. Rheon. by ,i g isa.Jaeyb Amnucaro oneehanle 2= 00 1.0 210n > bm aes by theV ghv D a. Vs. f ,lson1 Cet giem a-01 the 26t rh .at n the t t. F the Ibacoio-rw owp tAshbroodk, g9VtMI.s-HY.41ith5 dauhK iteurs n Dnrhsen er. Idbermele. Mr J eo 2lKAdm31pOV C8 Sthe f191 Eltr Ba. omean b O ofk Daoyglt ly te Rev. RevghaM. . m r. Wilo. Groat r .ofthe Jl. rondto. ...

... Alic ice-l WOW't5L-Onth Mlml2itherlns., at the Catheildral by the Almond of A.dWeniore, ?? Ellme. yongs eo f Mr. Thomas Alondth of Hardwcp o ?? of the late Mr. John Howasth~anoy, near Manchlester. H114 Sarborogh, by the 4tvh lust., at St. Martin's.on.the- 8hill, ESeabreh 'by ltheraw oef P.Bliht, K~A., samuel THouse Hottle~ *Gq., bldaniangter~a~n of ancol1's Inn, and Liverpool, to Ho~e1~ll~ck ...

... Marra~eo DeM ec14 b inerkd.unfs~anithefls icoted by. ?? aid dd~~s f fe snde~, r~s 0tatS also statc A 14 ~~ annouet cemen~t fosrpu~ici'sio, ?? paid/or a~ackertiscmratnfj - MAIRRIAGES. bsy the R1ev. J. IL Andeeton, liartlZ7 MmZ.slu hs Ialen(w Clitlseru,% to Betsy' Alloo htjude, at oat daughter of Henry Itell, Esq., ex-mnayor of Clitberoo. liito-HU-11NT OA tho~ !qt UlAt lrsaldn. T* 'of Mars. 1r ...

... [ittordr t prron Ia aauuncoiitsno tiut~iatloo 01 authrityorfrwaxingto anoun~ etiforpublicatioa NA ItMAG~ BATEtRf-WIFALLKY.- On the Sth l1st. at St. Mark' Ch'ircb. Weool house, by the Rev. T. Mteruw. lorsimbint ct Burl,'7, Wlltna ?? eot m of William Baxter. Y&l.. drysater. tUeds. i L~ixy. ehlcew duhrofMr. WIllRAin Whalley. Of VietOrl. ROWed 1.dlilate lY. 11 -ILlP ?? the 141th lost. at til ?? ...

... | ,We're ret to ennouncat~Q eahf ci Char ',,les .:api~er, irhictoD place at,3erbhiston Eallat,20 minutes before six o'clock, 7eedtrdayinorningfg The ?? sketchofthe 'gf:adninralislife i tken Iom Chailesonight's'B.g, ieil tl1degt''so of .tlej.atp ]Jon,.CA. Napier, of Merchiston THa N.BE,'and eonsequently grandhson to the sixth Lord -Napier, whose famili has enjoyed~the biarony of Merchiston ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF ARl. WASHINGTON WILKS. It Is with the keenestgrief ?? death of Mr. Washington Wilks, forseveral years a constant con- tributor to this journal, and one of tho most earnest and gifted of tho Literal politioians of the day. Last even- ing (Monday) he was addressing a reform meeting in St. Pancras Vestry Hall, which he had attended by invitation, and had arrived nearly at the ...