... a A 7 TIE. PRINCE OF WALES'S MARRIAGE. t The committee appointed by the council to make arrangements for celebrating the marriage of the 3 Prince of Wales in this town met again yesterday, at the Town Hall. In the first instance, the town- clerk laid before the committee the returns from a the various schoGls, with a view to asoertain the 3 probable amount of money required to be expended ...

... THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. THE RECEPTION OF THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA. A special meeting of the Royal Receptiou Com- l mittee was held yesterday at Guildhall, for the purpose of further considering the mode of reception of the Princess Alexandra on the 7th of March, and also to receive a communication from the government in reference to the decision arrived at by the Lord Chamberlain and Sir G. Grey, ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF TI{E P'RINCE OF 'A LLS, The ' Royal Receptienj Comm11sit Lee apwpointed by the Court of Common Council on 'IiTursday, met oi Friday, under the presidency of the Luid Mayor, bhea a varietyof suggestions were brought for w. aidnd discussed, and it was ultimately resolved that a deputation shovid to appointed to wait upon Sir George (Grey, to learn from him further particulars ...

... I THE MARPRIAGE OF THE I'RINI l 1 p I (iFrour the Tue - ) (Frtowu thle Tiiae.) According to present aniticip t:.llns it ii xp,- l* . ina-iagewil~ltake plate Iitliti -til iir- e+-t _ jI '1i the 10th of March; but this 'notttr IS tij t.p1_- the end of this month, or v,rv ear4- ill A lit to i: AUexandrra will arrive in thid cohlit-try, Itti - i-r i-i at Gravesend, where it :s tl b. k, i ?? ?? ...

... BIRTHS. At NEWCA.STE, at East Parade, on the 9th ins t., the wife of the Rev. S. Huston, of a son. MARRIAGES. At NErWCAKSTLE, at All Saints'ThCirch, on the 5th inst., Lons. Gustave de Poitiers to Miss Annie Pat- ?? St. Andrew's Church, on the 5th inst., Mr William Waddell, jun., cabinet maker, Sunderland, to Isabella, daughter of Mr J. B. Gibb, teacher, DAnsten, CrasterL--At St. Paul's Church, ...

... Unren rnes. o sos. m e a a, n ei r *- a. S All 1fMorrigeos sent from a distance must be anthnticated by tite diqnoture of tine of outr Agents,. or by Vra of a kawiv. corrve. yondelt. Annouecerstes of Births ate sulject to a chrbge of 2J. Gd. each, and nmst also be properly adtlwealicaied. BArT.Y-ArtDiSoNS.-Feb. 21rt, at St. Ceorge'a church, Hanovcr-9quare; London, by the Rev. G. Eastman, T. ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF TI PRINCE OF WALES. of The arrangements for the demonstration in Of Livespool on the occasion of the Prince of Wales's ry marriage are, progressing satisfactorily.- The local al authorities awe actively engaged in thenecessary ig preparations, tend we feel assured that the inhabit- It,. ants of the good old town will not be behind- oh hand' in contributing their share to ...

... ** No Notice'of Birth, Marriage or Death can be inserted unless authenticated oy the Dgame .ap4 address of the sender. BIRTHS. ARMSTRONG-NOV. 1, at Sha8nhai, the wf 'oI Coaptain P. B. Armstrong, of a daughter. HOLDBN-F6b. I at 70, Netherfield-road North, the' wife oS Mr. E. lolden of a son, stillborn, LucRHOFF-Dec. 7, at Colesburg, *Cse of Gord HOPe, Ethe wife of thec Rev. A. D. L'a ho , of a ...

... 'Wi5Gu1aGjj OF THE ramcS OrF WA1z . m--1 ;. iwr- The worksII .kch have to thitbe ae p ofgtheestifg peration for thied ceie1cay atin tha e, ?? .eth great rapidity, though not, etnis et s fastrbto ing ilt the ar l ?? eventuSalY have to work da~ and ni ht to get all rzesdy by the appointe time. iven Iths nesn labour, so much, it'is said,. Even whe sucn ht tirce' t agaet-time canl only he g ~ained ...

... igF Xrdayo add patho No Notice of Birth, Marriage or Death cma be inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender. BIRTHS. STEEDMAN-Feb. 4, at 8, Grove-street, the wife of Mr. Peter M. Steedman, of a son. STEwART-Feb. 4, in Tarbock-road, Huyton, Mrs. J. Ml. Stewart, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. EvANs-BURnOWS-Feb. 4, at St. Mary's Kirkdale, by the Rev. T. W. Richardson, ir. ...

... TDE PRIIWE OF :AE MARRIAGE. Om Yesterday ifternoon,' the committee ajfppointed es- at the last pieeting of the council asoemble4 i the of mayor's room for the, p re of con~deig the ion 'most suitable mode by whch the inhabitants of co, LivernoI can manifest their loyalty on the 10th ;he of. arci Pnext, athe marriage da of is al tar Highness the Prince of Wales. he nem re ric of the omintt-e ...

... DEATH OF A REMARKABLE SCOTCOMAN. The Scottish American JAurnal, just received, contains the following, which will interest many Scottish readers:- Grant Thorburn, an old resident of New York, and a contributor to the Scottish Ameri- caw Journal, expired in New Haven on Wednes- day morning, the 21st of January, in the ninetieth year of his age. He was born in Dal- keith, Scotland, on the 18th ...