... I I I i IAR A E On the 9th Inst. MAtRSt IAry',St T. Clark, M.A., .? atSler'$ ahik, by, the Rev. the bidegrom, ~bor Christ Church, Preston, father of minbistegroomS. amsesd bf. the Rev. H. Theodore Cavell, ess 3th, -the Rev. T. H. C lark, MA.: of Bmasenose Co lgeOxford, and curateo aehm hsio to Sarah An.Z do aehm hsie derf o dailde hter' of the late George fDillwyn, Of Fntort Iet atus ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 13th inst., at the Parish Church, Mr, James Wilkinson to Miss Phillis Ainsworth *Mr. James Symington to Miss Elizabeth Airey; Mr. William Aspinall to Miss Catherine Dessrden. On the 14th inst., at the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Noble to Miss Helena Fishwick. On the 15th inst., at the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Bailey to Miss Elizabeth Bilsborough; Mr. John Barnes to Eiss ...

... MARRPAGES. On the l3st inst. zat the Parish Church, by the Rev. T. Johnson, curate, Mr. William Wainman Cott'am, hat manufac- tnre; to Jane Dickson, daughter of Mr. William .rthers, .draper, all of this town. On the 0th inst. at the Parish Church, Preston, r. James eemiug to Miss Mary Hiolmes; Mr. James Patterso. to Miss Barek Ann Johneton. On the 10th iust., at the ftrish hlurch, Mr. elynT ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. W. WALLING. We regret to have to announce the death of the Rev. W. Walling, inculmbent of All Saints' Church, which took place last Saturday morning, at his residence, in Peel- terrace. The deceased gentleman had been in a delicate state of health for some years, but there had been nothing to indicate any immediate danger. E1e was out the pre- ceding'day, and in the 'evening ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 26th nlt at the Parish Church, IMr. William Berry to Miss Hannah ilaymond ; Mr. Richard Standing to Miss Ann Simmons; Mr. Jolhn Hammoud to Miss Eliza Riodn~n Mr. Thomas Ellithorh to Miss Sarah Ann Worthington. On the 27th ult., at the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Shaw to Miss Ma Moss ; Mr. Henry Slinger to Miss Betsey Hougheon; R Mr. William Wilding to Miss Alice Whittle. On the ...

... DEATH OF SIR GEORGE CORNEWALL LEWIS. The Right Hon. Sir George Cornewall Lewis, Bart., M.P., Secretary of State for War, died after a few days' .illness, on Monday last, at his seat, Hnrpton Court, Radnorshire. He had gone from London, apparently in his usual health, to enjoy a Easter holyday. While away from London, he caught a cold; the cold brought on con- gestion of the lungs; the attack ...

... . terd MARRIAGES. On Snebat the Parsh hurc, by the Rev. T. Johnson, k. Thomas Rcdish Bower, merchant, Liverpool to Catherine Casslab, youngest daughter of M{r. George Addison, Ashton.-No cards. On the 3eth nlt., at the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Latus to Miss Mary Duekworth lr. Thomas Carebot to Miss Emma Eaves. On the 31st ult at the Parish Church Mr William Imlifr -to Miss MargRtaylor; Mr. ...

... DEATH OF LORD LYNDHURST. The venerable Lord Lyndhurst died at three o'elock on Mobday morning, in his house in London. The brilliant career of Lord Lyndhurst (sa the MoMn inp Post) amounts to a political and legalhistory of three reigns. It is a miracle of good fortune, anourious and unique chronilec of shrewdness, ability, and eonstunmate taot. The great lawyer who was destined to be three ...

... BIRTH. On the 18th inst., at Yealand Conyers, near Lancaster, the wife of W. C. Yates. Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. An the 16th inst., at the Piarish Church, Preston, Mr. James Wilson to Miss Jane Wren. On the 17th inst., at the Parish Church, by the Rev. T. Johnson, curate, Mr. William Newsham to MissAlice Hawthorn. thwaito. On the 18th inst., at the Parish Church, Mr. James Sutcliffe to Mrs. ...

... MARRIAGES. ?? the 3rd inst., at the Parish Church, by the Rev. Canon fl Fair, M.A. vicar, Mr. John R. Knowles to Hfarriet Lucy, n eldest dauiterof Mr. John Pletcher, Fisherate. r On the th ult., at the Parish Church, 3fr.John Sloane to n; Miss Elizabeth Cruise. d On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Mr. James Lawrenson to Miss Ellen Bannister; -Mr. Joseph Greenwood to MIss An g Tattersall ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE DE. NEWSEIAMt PRESIDENT OF ST. CITTHBERT'S COLLEGE, USHAW. The beautiful mortuary chapel, one of the cluster of ora- toriegs in connection with the Collegiate Church of St. Cuth- bert, in which the Very Rev. Michael Gibson, D.D., the late Vice-President, who died at Leamington, August 27, 18l5i, is interred, received, on Thursday week, the mortal remains of the late ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 22nd inst., at the Parish Church, Mr. William Woods to Misa Betay ingleton. Oth atinst., at the Parish Church, Mr. William Lupton to Miss Mary Harding; Mr. Wllham, Belahaw to Misa Agnea Whitoalde. On the 21st inst., at the Congregational Chapel, Duckworth- -street, Darwen, Mr. James Morris to Miaa Mary Kershaw, both of Over Darwen. On the 21st Inst., at the Independent ...