... FUNERAL OF THE ARCHBISHOP The funeral of r a Ac '6a va lt i$ iteisto :thAt of ithq late Pin4ess8Sophia. T-e.faneral was as prirate as the high lesiasticaj 0position, of the deceased would peorei The piortge qon'6ited 'pf a hharse drawn by'six horses, and elght mnour~iqiug ?? 'drawvi -byi foqf ho rses-eacb, contaiingthe rd at rand tintimi frie'ndsjo tet fibbgllitieh&8^6o t~siprave bhae Esirl of ...

... -DEATH OF THOMYAS WM.t TOTTIE, Esq. IN the deceame of this ?? n, b Leeds has lost one of its most honoured inhabitants. From ir of the Earliest recolleotion of almost all at the present ge;sra F St. tion, Mr. Tottie occupied a very eminent position in the eores borough as a professional man, a leader of the Whig party, Ater and a high-minded, public-spirited, and benevolent citizen, ties, ...

... -At ar8 All Mam-siavei Sent frees a distance musto ha ?? by ltse Dublin old on stgnature of oee ef sear agents, er by that of a kisnow Correa. DubRI oretary Jada.Announeentsocl of Birthsergre suiejeas t Ia clergs of RicatA ?? 2oGd. eachs, anl meal be psroperty aselhenlioaeed. Buat Ce at the Ellin. I lb the 3Virtbo. in. meeting on the 5th jest,, at Roundbay, near Leeds, the wife of STrNGI ?? ...

... i to1Z - JSuCCaieer-nainen IO nw - Aulnuouw-naau Brad tO 1 Marriages sent froe diia'ftnce Inust be authnticaited by~ th e re Sligedour of one of ear agents, or by fthat of a knownrc corre,- Lend D, pDndetet. An, onascinenta of Birthi are subject to a charge of b s. 6d. each, and muot be properly aluhetesatteut. Lc Co ?? re .;alig . Leedc to -O. tbe 14th lnst,, at onr parish ohurch. Mr. JosEpr ...

... quested to contradict the announcement of the marriasge at the Holy Trinity Church, on the 2ad inst., of Mr T. NV. Shaw, to Emma, daughter of Mr G. B. Howden, builder, &c., of Hull. May. 10, at St. Mary's Church, Amblaslde, by the Rev S. J. Fall, vicar, the Rev Charles Cook, incumbent of Trinity Church, Swansea, to Mary Anne, only daughter of the late John Langdale, Eaq, of Leckondleld Park. ...

... larnage. - May 2, at the Holy Trio* Church, FMull by the Rev H. G Kinnear, Mr Thomas Cornelius Diksen,. mast aml block maker, to Emma Jane, only daughter of Mr Thomas Wood, all of this town. April 26, at the Holy Trinity Church, Hull, by ?? H. G. Kinnear, Mr Edward Snowden, coal merchant, WVestatetor. wick, Liucolnshire, to NaomI, youngest daughter of the late Mr Wm. Preston, of Nalferton. ...

... J^arrtagefi May 10, at St. Stephen's Church, Hull, by the Rev F. F. Goe, assisted by the Riev John Deck, Henry Mark, eldest son of Thomas Mark Carter Esq. of Wakefield, to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of the late H. J. Beilby, Esq, of Hull May 5, at St. Stephen's Church, Hull, by the Rev J. Deck, Mr Henry Terry, to Miss Emma Windross, both of Hull. May 7, at St. Stephen's Church, Hull, Mr ...

... IaLrt1). May 15, at Louth, the wife of the Rev Henry Kirkla, of a daughter. JDIarriage. Lately, at the Holy Trinity Church, Hull, by thb Rer H. G. Kinnear, Thomas, son of the late Thomas Goodall, Rega surgeon,H owden, to Emma, daughter of Mr Benjamin Pickeig May 14, at the Holy Trinity Churcb, Hull, by the Rer H. G. Kinnear, Mr Alexander Cribbe, to Maria, eldest daugh tar of Ur John Hunt, ...

... DEATH OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORKL The Archbliishop of York' died on- Friday ?? at half-past 8 O'Clok, at his residence ia Belgrave-square; LoDon. The Most Reverend Prelate had been ill for about a fortnight, and at the beginning of last week serious apprehensions were entertained, and his solicitor was summoned from York, but by the middlo of the week there was a decided improvement, so;that ho ...

... aIt. ti AV~ All Marriape see ot frion a distance muot be autheteeicated by the - signature of one of our alle'tst or byt that of a [AN01res euree- ps1ondahts. Announemoents of Births are ?? to a charge ?? ,Vs 2s. 6d. each, and tistust be properly atentitcated. it - On the 28th lnst., at our parish church, by the Rev. W. P. W. Tone, A- ir. VitAe. ANDREW DlONALDSON, linen mantufatuotrer. to Et ...

... ;41 it arriaingeesrs sent front a distane msust be aetseliffioted byi the oictssl5 f uen of our apsets, or by that of a knowtn aorree- 9;o lent. Ansososcenttsrlo Of Births ess euterlteot io acharte oJ 26. Ged. each, aei m1lust be Poprsertl autlhenticsted. On the S1th ult., at the parish church, Dewsbury, by the Rev. T Alibutt, vicar. Air. Just'u htACO.5WN, of Bradford, ?? soil of the Rev. J ...

... Lr All Afirrrue es sent Jrom a distance mntut be aothegteeattd by tfie eaioletture of one of our age1ts, or by tflat of a knowno corecs- ondent. Anouneceernts of Birtis are subject to a charge of 1' ts. 6d. each, and ioest be propertl authoeriecated. a On the 21rS inst., at our parisb churcb, Mr. Joane TRAnK nAY, me- chanec, to Ailea SARA U CEEALLLESWORTH, both of thig town. On the 20th Loot., ...