... MARRIAGES. On Wednesday last, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. CanonParr, vicar, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Clark, Robt. Aitkin, Esq., of Whittle, near Chorley, to Mary Ellen, eldest daughter of Richard Porter, Esq., West Cliffe. On Wednesday last, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. John Miller, M.A., incumbent of St. Paul's, Mr. William Sedgwick, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. John Parkin- ...

... Liverpool ux raut The unexampled proportion topics beer to fc «»• Spseoh from the Throne bat too accurately the feats contemporary history and the actual tamper of the national mind. Parliament meet* this year, as we have before remarked, a time of profound political tranquillity home and univerasl uncaainesa and anxiety abroad. What Englishmen are supremely concerned to know Is whether there ...

... It la reported from Turin that the opening of the Chunbera, which wis fixed for the 18th, will be postponed for few days, la consequence the building not being reedy. ...

... M»] or-General Blr James Hope Grant is gazetted Colonel of the 4th Light Dragoons. The OaxetU notifies her Majesty's intention to confer the Victoria Cross on Herbert Reade, surgeon, 61st regiment, for acta of bravery in India. appear in the Oaitttt respecting the regulations aa to pay and promotion of the staff corps tor.lndia, and also respecting pensions of officers retiring from the Indian ...

... MARRIAGES. On Wednesday last, at St. Mark's Church, Witten, by the Rev. J. Kershaw, incumbent of Walton-le-dale, assisted by the Rev. G. H.. Ashe, incumbent of Witton, Richard Bashall, youngest son of Miles Rodgett, Esq., of Darwen Bank, near Preston, to Elizabeth, tdird daughter of Thomas Dugdale, Esq., of Griffin Lodge, near Black- burn. On Saturday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. James ...

... (In ot m' to ,~wletfaeannws~rtm n pu, aon i lemttnr ht ~ anssisseteveenforp~Wculicv,. MARRIAGES. D~flm~y-MILTt.-Onthe 2161. fmic. Fat St. Gousrp's Churns. Alfrin, chiena by the Rey. G. [Auidcu. Inc.trmbosit. Duniel. toss of 31r VWin bre ,t n.yonrliie of thin M.0t bit. Willisn Milu both Altriachaw. his b to fhi)rst ni.rri-g-) ?? tsa thtisctureh. the happyco~uplwe rris senutc.1by Usa ?? with ...

... MARRIAGES. On Saturday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. George Thomas to Miss Betsy Lrvesey, Mr. Thomas Barrow to Miss Jane Dickson ; on Sunday, Mr. James Mc.Kie to Miss Wilbolmina Gunn, Mr. Charles Southworth to Miss Margaret Wilson, Mr. Lawrence Reddybalgh to Miss Catherine Neylanl; on Monday, Mr. Christopher Sumner to Miss Mary Hurst, Mr. William Tomlinson to Miss Maria Chadwick; on Tuesday, ...

... 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 ...

... As it is proposed to giro additional member to South Lancashire, the leaders of the two opposing parties are looking about for a candidate. A deputation, consisting of Mr. T. Brocklebank, the president, and Mr. W. Wrigley, the solicitor, of the Reform Association of this town, and Mr. George Melly, visited Manchester to oonfer with the Beform party that city respecting the steps to be taken In ...

... THE DIVISION ON THE AMENDMENT THE ADDRESS. The following members voted on Tuosdsy sight f« Mr. White's amendment to the address -.—Mr. A. Ayrton, Sir G. Bowyer, Messrs. J. Bright, J. Briscoe, J. Caird, J. M. Cobbett, W. Coninghans, K. W. Crawford, F. Crcesley, B. Dalglish, O. Douglas, Sir J. Duke, Lord Messrs. C. Forster, J. Greene, S. Gregeon, G. Hadfield, Handley, G. tiodgkinson, B. Ingham, ...

... BIRTH. On the 7th instant, at Templemore, Ireland, the wife of Captain Charles Denison Pedder, of the 39th Regiment, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at St. Augustine's Church, by the Rev. W. Walker, Mr. Robert Hayes, of the Gutta Percha and Indiarubber Depot, Stanley-buildings, to Ellen, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Parkinson, of this town. On Thursday week, at the Parish ...

... ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES. ' lie Rale which prevailed last week was more serious lints effects than was at first anticipated. manv lues and much valuable property having teen sacrfi need to its fury. addition to the long list , casualties pnbli. hed our columns on Saturday, the following particulars are subjoined. During the height of the storm, rather hurricane, in the metropolis, a public house ...