... is us y a !I 1, a C; 5 I- AIL clb RsE Val [is is it- ial la C,o re. vi- 0f )In nd do.1 all or by, in ire rsi 'sa .tl 10- lie .id lit hi Ic, cII. 00 .01 'dl ?? ,IF Aff' Af1 Marriages sent frees a disrance oucest be aecheniticwte bys the simctuere of oee of seer Age(-uct, or by thest of a ktiore csrree- posisd.t. Ancsosaceceents of Births ore etbjrst to a charge of 2s. 6d. seach, coed cast be ...

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... pffl Ai! Marriages sent front a distance must be autheutica fed by thec ?? of onte of, oar Agents, or by that of a known, Corres- pond tnt. Announcenments of Births arc subject to a charge, of 2s. 6d. each, antS oset be properly ant henticated. Sept. St.%, at Wbitkirk, the Hon. Mfrs. EDWARD WAUD. Of a daughter. C 1.262 Onl the 5th ?? ait -Newton Villa, thte wife Of Josis CnRIeSTIE, Fsq., of a ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE DUCHESS OF KENT. THE CEREMONMAL. On Monday morning, privately, yet with much of the Etate and 'ceremony befitting her exalted rank, the mortal remains of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent were solemnly interred in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. As compared with other Royal funerals, that of Monday was unusually private, even more s0 than the interment of the late ...

... D~~~uatrageo. October 27, at Scalcoates Church, Holl, by the Rr, T S Bonnin, Hr John Burton Jenkinson, to Sarah Ann, daughter of Mr Wm Tranter. October 27. at Scalcoates Church, Hall, by the Rev T S Bonnin, Mr George Cook, mariner, to Sarah, daughter of Mr Jacob Atkinson. October 28, at Sculcoates Church, Hull, by the Rev T S Bonnin, Mr Henry Beek, woodturner, to Kate, daughter of Mr Thomas ...

... ?? - - - - II- - .-i UCILC -nva - -atu .u J. V w. All Mar-riages sent fromn a diost ane mast be authensticatced by the signature of one of our Agenste, or by that of a known earree- pesdtriet. Anssouaemsents of Births are subject to a charge of, 2s. fid. each, and must be properly authentakteadcc. Nurtb. On the Slat ult., at Thorp-Arch Hall, near Tadesater, bthe lady of Captain DEARDESS, Of a. ...

... Ar1 A iiearriages seot fioms a distance miatst be aetdeitticated by the sieonaf1e or oue of our A~ge,,,t or by that of a ktown corres- Posold'et. Aon esem,,,etoof Births are solbject to a ctaere of 2s. fid. each. oed fis(o be pretterlu ae thenficated. Btrtjp. STAT'vaixv--Dee. 28th, atWooebouse, uear Huddersfietid. thewifeoE Leuis iE. Staikey, Esq., of a daughter, It 20114 ?? 'c i7Aitlil.---flc ...

... BAosffAw-FercT.-Dec.S tb. at the Registers office, Gomnrsal, Mr. to be senryn Begsiaw, ironi mouller, Dewsbury, to Miss Eliza Ann Firth; Specis ?? 7tb, at the R~egisters offise, Gomersal, p~riest Mr. David Barstow, woolaorter, to Miss Mary Aritage, ud BAT-iiUrST-GRANivLLE.-Dec. 4th, at Wellesbourne church War- bhe wickehire, bi the Rev. the Lord Charles Paillet, Henry BaEthurat, Esq., late ...

... oV _f - ?? 'r nr All rals'riages senit from a distance must lie awth7eticated by the _ signatlire of one of our Agents, or bV that of a kmownm con7es- poudent. Alniacncelmelts of Births are sulbject to a charge of the 2c. 6d. each, and Vest be properlrl authenticated. thle ,es3q gela triage B Pery On the 6th inst., st St. Mary's church, Barlsley, by tho Rev. r i 'riea Dunue, Mr. Wd. LITTLEWOOD ...

... .tMr All 11arriages sent from a dstjeane, enumt bs atuthenrieeod boy the L eiizantture of one of our Agents, or ily that of a knownit cerres- ponalteot. Asricseeoeorentos of Births at-e subject to a ehortle of o r s. 6d. earS, arie meet be prioperty serhif)stiosaet. SOn thec 21st inst., at Allarroford House, Durham, the- wife~ of Mr ANNANDALE TOWN, of a daughter. C 12142 't Onl the 21st inst., ...

... It _ _ LEVITICUS. Y gy Alt Marrfages selot from a dictavec tcost bc artheuticraled by thc 3- ynaasre of ace of oer Aaotco, °t' Iy that of a kfme's conca- pyoadmIt, Ae21'aaUenoento ,f Birtis arc subject to a e/.argc of 2s. 6d. each, 0nd(1 mqelt be pr&perlJ51)asthalmicated. Ocl the 10th ilSt., at GOrgrave elhurch, by the Rev. W. Cartmat, head master of Skiptou Crimtmar .3chool, Mfr. JolIsN NVj ...

... FUNERAL OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE CONSORT, 'WINDSOR, Monday Afternoon. When, on that cold, dark morning in the month of Mlatch. the spectator stood in the nave of the Royal Chapel at Windsor, and watched the advance of the ?? procession which accompanied the remai~ns of her late Royal Highness the Da chess of Kent to their l ?? ?? place in the oboir, had he looked around him ard asked ...