... aU Q*ur. .crw &di.f e c t qeaMCi54 a IJ i.ie: ,t orc our eOs'OroiV hit Of re to a CoWhftd Pe s neffan I uare'gbtsda to 4g rhaa. q tact. am.d ,n*t$ ?? properF a' he, kafte4. 1fAiNEVl x . TCEL-Deo, 30th. at Emmanuel church, Rarlow Moor ' thoe Ro.v. V. Po htt- roetor, Charle% only eon of Mr. Risbard of Barl6w-Mosd=o It Lu% EazletteOUwlyodt estdahtet of t*he IateMr, Joephjletoher,lol, ...

... THE ALLEGED DEATH FROM STARVATION AT BRADFORD. (From our COompoeeoent.) At the ordinary meeting of tle Guardians of the Biadford UDiou, held yesterday afternoon, Mr. Towniend, vice-chairman, presided. After the applications for relief had been heard, the Guardians inquired into the ease of Ann Hill, aged seventy-two years, who was found dead in bed on Sunday last at her house, Greenaire-place, ...

... ember 27, at St. James's Churcb, London, by the Rev I Robert H. Atherton, J T Morris Maddy, Esq, of London, to I Lucy, daughter of Captain Wmn. Chambers, Hull. January 1, at St. John's Church, Hull, by the Rev H W Kemp, B.A., incumbent, Mr Frederick Campbell, smack-, owner, of Grimsby, to Miss Mary Ann Fallowhleld, of HEll. December 25, at St. James's Church, Hull, by the Rev K W Kirkland, ...

... tV- All Alarriages seoto ,rM a distaness Must be ?? by thbc sligatusre of mat of our Ag-its or bit that of 0 Ioaws Corre.a pide.ntt. Auoloaarneints of Borths 'are tobjest to in 0karss ol 2s. 6d. each, and must also be Properly authentiot~t BnM..IV - FIE III.-Jan. 1st. at New Wortley church, by-tho Rev. A J. Bm-soseld. ,ier. Air. John Bransbv. woolcmb maker. to Mary, only daughter of Ar., ...

... ,gaY All Mlarrlaiics sent from a clftatalce musmt be aufhesrflcsfted by the uioscture of one of our Ageit ts, or fey that of a kecocoe corres.-. poneerte. Anuoumeremotcs of Bsrrha are subject to a charge Qi Us Gel each, and must also be properly authenticted. Ut 'WILaEON.-Dec. 26tb. at Bsilegne-sur-Mer, Mrs. John Wilson, of Seacreeft. of a daughter. 0 27607 - Aflat'nage0. ?? 4S1ATEMAoeN-SanTu. ...

... g&i' All Marriages sent from& a ?? must be authenticated by the signature of one of our Agents, or by that of a known corres- pondent, Aussounrceients of Births (ire subject to a charge of 2s. 6d. each, and moidt also be properly authenticated. EIc BfrnaN-McDONOrTGn.-Jan. 3rd, at St. Anls church, Leeds, by the Rev, R. Browne, Mr. Martin Bergen, coal miner, to Miss Mar- ae, garet McDonough, ...

... WonbiALD.- Jan, 3rd. at 17, Scotland-Otreet, Edinburgh, the wife of J. D. Wormald, Esqc,'WSB., of asOn. B27895 a , BRA]rEx-BECC.-Jan. 3rd, at our pariah church, Mr. Theo. Bradley, a oil miller, to Miss Ann Beck, both of this town, .- OerooafANx-Fox--aP. 3rd, at our pariah church, Mr., Henry F Brooksbank to Mise Eliza Fox, of Hoadingley. CnuiccL-DRAOs-Ja. Ist, at Xirkleatham, bythe Rev. T. ...

... d, ' _ *tf, .-r = * j' Alt Marsiages sent from a disianee munst be ?? bi the signature of one of our Agents or 'by that of a knowan correu- r. i ondentf. Aseneelncements. of ilrths are Subject to a charge of 6d each, ard muet a rso be properly 'utmetsiated. .he y iiilttla 0. *n B3AUMoN3D-WotiHcEAD.-Jan. 5th, at Sudehlli churoh, Eolmairth, afr. johV~ualmotL shoenaker, 'to, Mi3s Mary Wooddhead ...

... January, 7, at Thearne, the wife of Bryan B. Jackson, of Huhl, solicitor, of adaughter. January 1, at St. Paul's Chureb, Hall, by the_ Rev Wsc Lloyd Hughes, curate, MrJosoph Allison, of Hall, to Emnma only daulglfter of the late Mr Williamn Harrison, forcn-rly of Hudidersfield. January 4, at Seulcoatos Caurec, Hull, by the ?? T S Bonnin, Mr George Blythb Wright, corn mlerohbnot, to Caroline, ...

... be arae, bc Aixilox-HARRTSON.-Dec 31st at St. Paul's church, hell. hy te as Rev. W. L. Hugbe, MLr. Jooepia Allison, of ?? to Inus d | daughter of the late Mr. Willian Harrison, formerly ol 1511 vill derallOld. BE Li.- Saul..-Jnn. 5tb, at the Unitpd Methodist Free Oheli. ?? .ons derland. by the Rcv. T. B. Soul, brother of the bride, Mr. te'rS wre Bcll, of Bradford, to Elizabeth, youngest ...

... sent from a distance scanst be anthecticated by the signature of one of our Agentts, or by that of a kenowa coerce- ro.ndcnt. Announncenents of Births are sulject to a chargc of ?? id. each, and tsast alco be property authenticated. Bow SE.-Jan. 7th, at Darlington, the wife of Mr. George Bowes, wine merchant, of a son. E 237 aFvIartge0, A~rscnsox-GstvzelsctDoli).-JaLS, 8th, at the Cathedral, ...

... ffllfirnages.I COWLlssvAW-HOWAfD.-Jaf. 7th, at the Cathedral, Mauchester, by the Rev. G. Huntington, Henry William Cowlishaw, Esq., of Londen, to Elizabeth, daughter of ramuel Howard, E1q., of Cheet- bam, Mancheater. DEBERNARDI-FE0HoNI.-Jan. 8th, at St. Augustin's, Granby-row, Manchester, by the Rev. Cauon Wilding, Joseph Debernardl. Esq., of Milan, to Virginia, daughter of the late Dr. ...