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... St. Gile's Church, Wrex. ham by the Rev. Canon Cunliffe, M A. Mr. J F. Tdihs ury, chemist, to Harriet, only daugnter of hr, Thomas Jones, High.street, Wrexham. F.AsiR,-LEES-Tune 10, at St. Barnabae's, Parliament. street, by the Rev. G. a. blaster B.A., ...

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... , Mr. Thomas Caronli Lawson, of Boruley, to Miss M. Z.o-ads, daughter of Cros Mr. Robert Woods, of Douglas, Isle of Man. Q~ue! LAYLAND-DAWSON-June 4, at St. Bride's, Thomas Ku~rmO Layland, REsq., to Jane, second daughter of Captain Shao Thomas Dawson ...

... DICi(INSON-TARNER-June 4, at the parish chulrch, at Fleetwood, by the Rev. 1. Durrant, of Thornton, nssisted by the Rev. E. C. Hardy, of Fleetwood, E William Dickinson Esq, to Hannah, youngest B (laughter of J. A. Tarner, Esq., of Queen's-terrace, Fleetwood ...

... the plaintive LIand of the Loal he sang A with so much tenderness and feeling that tears C lsprang into the eyes of many a hardy Scot.d The greatest rnovelty and the most successful as part of the literary portion of the entertain- al mont are the dialogues ...