... _qEL EL W ?? ?? - __tA tM ?? , OB t. JbA ,o Wrfgh~~~'~r~the 2th filet., at Dalkelth, by the Rer. M. Wrigt. ?? Mr.va Mry..Waee Scapsten O ?? Oia the Ut fast, a~ St. Bride's,. Liverpool, by'tlr ?? ~ ~ B~ddoe ohares Jones, sereed eon of the fat. Mays, oldest dmghter at os WOrntatr to Evetilde Elizabutk AzwLozO the Sid ?? H D.l o ierol M' W r, Ge Canew, oBeete, of Cgorlton.uvoc. * Madlook, to ...

... Nonoio ihhryfrtgo or floatli cn Lo instec) ?? gopr~l)y 1A1thcilCaulJ~. Artnounfoemellis of B11t6. wuut * oplti f.w vertlzementa.] MARRIAGES,. -On the Illb 1imb.. ab 2 Wally otnartcd)?La. the l ObetAd aweon. Ktq.. of Dra-odyr, Dr. r elde~ob d ?? ?? Jaw's Buttl Eai. a vwO4VCOO. by ?? ~~the Mt toe)1 .Ib LJcbneOurd . tbMRev. J.T fitker1 A, curate, hir. IZ.la~d l- F city to a nAttirmi~~ttC holt ...

... *r- UDDE~ DEA~TH OF. Mit. ALDERMA -N NEILD. ,el About eleven o'clock ov.Monday morning, Mr. Alderman William Neild died suddenly in one. of the commltwoe- of rooms at the Manchester Town Hail. . At the ripe-old age . of 76, bis natural force still remained, nor were ihis menal: powers in ?? abated. Ati seven o'clock he Wm5 itat-hin own stable doer, 'at Righ- Lawn,Bfowdon, and isa- t. mediately ...

... THE FUNEE RAL OF LORD PALMERSTON In conformity with the arrangements anuodnaready ed the body was removed on Monday, from Brocktt Halle to Cambridg House, in Piccadilly. In the removal there was no ostentatious display-a four-horse hearse and one mourning coach forming the sole procession. Un-, pretending, however, as was the display, the country people who met the cortege evidently knew its ...

... THE LATE DIR. EDWARD HOOSON. The removal by death of one who In many respects was s prominent public man, while engaged nearly all his life as a working mechanic, calls for detailed notice. Edward Hooson was born in the township of Ovenden, parish of Halifax, Yorkshire, on April 16,18A5. His parents were industrious working people, and his education such as could be afforded by a villa.e ...

... [lNo naotice of Marriage or Doeath =a be inslerted ufafed properly authenticated. Announcements ?? Mnust Do plaid for aa advertiaemonts.J [Marriage Notics, which include the words 4NO '00ad5,u aro charged for as advertisements.1 BAMTL~-ROaTUTveo.-.o the 16th fnst..a h Cathedral, by t0111 IBay. IL IA. Westracre, H A,. heast Ballow to Beshamlnh, youngsi daupliter Of thli late Mk. DAvid ...

... FUNERAL OF MDR. EDWARD HI00.90N, On Saturday afternoon the funeral of Mir. Hooqon tcok place at Ardwick Cemetery, and was attended with demon- strations of public respect, such as might have been ex- , peted from hils intimate association with the political struggles and triumphs of the last few years, and his life- long devotion to the interests of the working classes. Arrangements had been ...

... -i4 PAW.x _iiRnLAGES aord.e-e.OnBilythero Gpoaonit, YorkthC ?? og eler, Re., are att, I h Rh not. atthe ?? 11the DAI~oitDOE ..eey~tif~ MUA. Mr. Wlla Bada~bridge, to Hariet Ret'. B. El. Weridl .i freje deeghtor of 4th ins~~t, ~ Oairfield, near Buton, R, 'i J~~bvicar, hticii51 JoZIP by the Rv. ht.Sih roo liipj~eh, relilt of George llr an les agter If the late JFii yson, ?? the av.dw. l2 th ilt ...

... I&a3a5.6by Ntle sD whaich, Mr.Idoothe Bsibor. of h~letr torc chreld st daustro advrt L B.omacllt&]tr ou es.11MA1.AG s 33m~erit-LOOWtON.--On the 34th nlt, at tfgh-IndependentI, IdI. Bbcanter, byuimlybD the -1v . AdlgM. dcS Bwarber of her fthe, to Janeo, Mrdee ?? of Mr. Bur. to ELawsn.% Pcnydtset Louats of try. Toa odio oksuy 1000simc.A BOWN--OOWII.-fl he6t n~,,at the lnde Ubmn~t hpl toss sandv ...

... MARJUAGES. ?? Othe 2nd inst; by th9Rev. U. Ward, Mr. &rfe AnR pOhe-e; ?? j o Mr. Joshua Appi ad; 41 horp%.new W aektoft mneor twe Me1 qih Inst, it St. Stephen's l~ct M.B. R. DollTh4 ~~r. Gorg lrriglot. ouges soo Mr. Mr. The ~ri0OVOUT~tON5U~Y.Of ?? nch.at ths BaPtist Chapel, Giler~iiOMr.W.Blirogh.ofBmutolil ad Wortley. to Jiasl, elest dughtr of r. WlliamTherbur f 01jGldersoinlO ?? the 8th inst. ...

... THE LATE MR. OVENS. The funeral of the late Mr. Edward Ovens, judke of the Manchester County Court, took place on Wednes. day,' at Bowdon, In the presence of a large number of friends and mourners, and with every demonstra- tion of respect. Shortly before twelve o'olnok, the pro- oession formed In front of the deceased genlleman's resl. deuce, Enville House. It was preceded by a detachment of ...

... DSSqTW1Uit-Kirtu. - On the 13th inst at Fit. Pster'S Catholic Church, SArbo ough. by the ltev. Cano'n Walker, Thomas. eldest son5 Of Mr' X.lia Bootwick, Manchester, to Agnes, daughter of Mr. John Kelly, Srarborou 1h,.-.No cards. BOOTrn-YANicS.-On the 5tT inst., at the Parieb Church of Deane by the Rev. F. H. Thtircknsee, vicar-, Mr. Thomas Booth. of Tyldealey. to Miss Elizabeth Yates, of ...