... MARRIAGES. Ae-Rjoyn)-Srlis'nEzsSoi.-On the 23rdI ;a at the Wesles'` Chapel StainlandAnear Halifax, by the Itov,. ~lushp D. WalmnsleY, Elir. Bejmnkroyd, of Stainland, to Miss Martha Stephenson. of Huirne, daucibter of Mr. John Stephenson, of Stalnianol. ANDsERTON-HuseOREz.-Ofl the2lat inst., at Reseer~brepel, Sparfs, brck, by the Right Rev. Bishop Gone. of Liverpool, Mr. William Michael Ince ...

... [In ordnr to prevent ?? aiOta, no ZoUm,.t~r a M'ardageor Denthwill boinitorteri, nnkuauthel~t~ictd bY the namand address of the sondor, who inust adierisate l1is FtnthorityforforwardinigthO anuoneOlflcntfOrtlilicgti(ut. Noldoes of Births mont ho P.id for as advAb.ri'rt..1 ALTtstot-MANNi.--Ofl the ist ?? at ?? AbieyC Chturch, 'el%7. ty ?? oye. 11L Oreavee. H.A_ Wit iasi Alfiroi. ?? oft wl Ithe ...

... THE ENGLISH BAR AT M. BFRRYER'S FUNERAL. A deputation from the English bar attended the funeral of hM. X3erryer, at Angerville. They met with a most gratifying reception from their French brethren. The Paris orrespondent of the Express, writing on Tuesday, says:- The soolety of the Middle Temple happened to be hold, Ing a parliament en Friday, and the benohers at once appointed two of their ...

... DEATH OFTEHE BISHOP OF EXETER. The Bishop of Exeter died on Saturday afternoon, at a quarter before three, at his residence, Bishopstowe, agp 91. Henry Philpotts, D. D., a son of the late Mr. Philpotts, a respectable hotelkeeper at Gloucester, was born in that city in May, 1777; and having passed the usual course of educa. tion at the College Schoot, Gloucester, was elected, at the early ?? of ...

... DEATH OF MR. JAMES KERSHAW, Mr. Mr. Kershaw, the member for Stockport, died at nine o'clock on Wednesday morning,athis residence, Streatbamr Manor Hfoue, Surrey, and the intelligence was at once telegraphed to his friends in Manchoster. The hon. gentle- man was in ?? 70th yor. ?? was oneof the active Manches- ter citizens who were instrumental In procuring for this city its charter of ...

... ~~-Bsps.ess.On ~vd~1I jft.at Qhriet Gihurch. HapyS brthe Rev. Ch a iaai.M..rsorJl~lZo, levz5W'o', -~O thelr ?? lest., at st. Matthew's Church, Chadderton by the Rev. T. R. Dunn, M.A. Neville son of Mr. John C? Beard, to Maria, daughter John QWA'. VI, to Mara, daughter of he late Mr. Daniel Newton, all of Oldham. WO-iy -On the 20th jta Rereat Ch)ob ;¶Ww uliton.by tbe Rev. Canon OP-at, M- Es3 ...

... ?? adz peatth0. [N nt!ce of Msiaeor Death osan be Insertod. unles* Co perly atthn ti e.Annotteois tm of Births imut ajd -or as dvettement.1 MARR~ie1Xa. IAflalINA4D.-BOWDIP.-0n the 23rd Lest. as the Cathedral, by the RAT. W. EL Hopkins, H A., incumbent of at. Paul-A. (Oaspstl W11l1iam Adshea&l Esq.. of iltalysbrdgse, to Emily, daughter of Wmn. Bowden, Esq.. of ArdutcIk. 111)L11m-BIRTWLOTLN.-01n ...

... BALt-ul- 03L~k. the R1 Mpn Ien (3116e mnery George, eldest soo of Mr. Edar = 1J, 4RSOWl1A Jane Anne Linb;4 siarevivio daughtey ?? late Mr. Kesleth MUeod ship biroker, Liverpoo). W,$~M-TffseAO=T-0O, thie 2fth ult,, at Ilainglen Church, mr. ?? grocer, of 1ma l Lodrto .Ann, youngest, antr fMr. Jucoea TbukrV pturion a implenient niaker, BLOOeURr-MUseTA.-On the 4th inot, at St. Margaret's Obureh, ...

... Aro c~ato ,Vomw enoni of mtenieetai am &Wh can te il e arttless a otaheawcoted bij As weeo and' daddre*2 of a rdaftiv~ ?? j.tepartkiet, ffo5k'X of Births t3steS U ~ idol MARRIAGE&. AlnMrTAcerN ?? the 7th fet., ot at. (Ienree'e? lur- Rouenrhaviby the Rev. &. flehaltO, brother of the) bride. Williani Jamnro Aroeltago, RE. OOoa.7 '00 ?? ?? man Arnitage REsq., of 4i1H , near ?? to A tdagietrof ...

... j No 1)tott ti Marriage or lh)at con 'Di Bixrted. MU61a ,noel~ ?? MARRIA(IES.h ?? i. 1. iV@tiore.Ijlc Richard 7DR ?? Ytrt~l j.P, fve'urnry ci 'Aughten, 10 011 bit5.& c of Icd- W irtrtO?.- t'1i ?? Oh lct4 High Ra'- LIP %. Ly .01-Olte ,t nt ?? York. to AfliitC 00 iatsbolte O the atmt. TonTb WlniOIOta. ota at(islr 11be Rec. Bi I~t itloea'e. Otane. ocaton.f Thornton yh.., tat.hi ?? 12t it' ( Mr. ...

... SMTRILGB DA~YOronr .!n he8t at. 5Skt. ?? Liver. BALY tho'= ElasetCcKARL Lvepol BOWLU~ the12th teat. at KI~k rfaddanm. by zrW. unn.Eleh 1. . oar f hit JosephBarlow O¶ ton, to aesue'ownd daughter Of Mr. J;U, Iewhat 198 ?? iMia&atlldaM'Knlght, both of foobdate ?? t the Same time and plaoe, Mr. Albert i~viel to mii rm s ',K~rigteboth ?? Rod. Manchester. Bamy-WATreOrc.~ the fth Lost.. at the ...

... FUNERE OF M. S. BROOKS. On Monday morig the mortal remains of Mr. Samuel Brooks wore Interre at Whalley Abbey. The funeral cor*4e formed at the residence of the decead, Whalley waeod Wutbc icded ?? , whicht. a Roodwtr W. 0, rookve Mr. T. Brooks, o tanydo Mr. J.0 Bawto ford hoa 6rFort, Read HoallF-rtr;et, itnhe ?? traincoeter, it to. Whaine. AS.M endTe; ob wDngRth. mnd RevT. SDC~, ?? Mr J Jne, ...