... MARRIAGES. AnWMNn3-9AXUM.-O0n the 26th nlt. at Rope Place ISYDW-gO. LiverpO01. by the 1ReV. IL. Elkine, Airabam. eldest sun9 of Moule Ahihom, Hsq, to Rosetta, eldest daughter of Louis S.5ti' I &q` Ba-1s ?? St. MSY'5Ch55obh Wea- try. bythe Rev. T. B. Lloyd, via ref St. M rghreobry an p O'edyOfiChfiald, assisted by the Rev. - tibs ,cr~~ fS max] aoswontry, the Rev. Albert Turner Bliholbusa late ...

... BIRTES. Uucrrge.-On tbe 2flst inat, at Nol 8, Highfield, High-street, 3Y[D. .eekten, of a daughter. 9LnP.- On the 22nd inst., at Beech Tree Bank, lrestwic the wife co D. S. Bles, oe a son. CResqLRY.-At Newington, Bowdon, on the 17th inst. the wife of Wmn. Crossley, Esq.s of a son. J)Yxox.-On the 20th inRt, at Melbourne House, Stockport Read, Asiton under-Lyne, the wife of T. W. Dixon, of a son ...

... MtARRIIAGEF3b. Tueto, by- th Re.3. .Sece ia, Joeh hr on Of- th lte Joaph Aineor Th Flon.Boltonllcl.Mor. to j AlceKn , onfduhe ~telt ilam Boetrola, of po B. yJec..Ooteltii.,ateOuoof th Asenlon tho Rev.= AClnG G~len, BA. Willia. eldeete`6nof ohn Bailey ,! o atre.Yorkshiro. to Mrgrt. third daughter of Wm.. Jone, of Lasrter. BALSI.W-B1 LEY.-OZI the 11th iust., ?? T dent hapel by the Rev. J. A. ...

... , ;E~~£arttf0g anb ~etbj. ,UARRIAGE S. BARKER-GREBNSWOGD.-On the 15th int., at the Baptist Chapel, Horsforth, by the Rev. J. Harper, Robert, eldest son of Mr. Johu Barker, tanner, Horsforth, to Mary Catherinc, Youngest daughter of Mr. C. Greenwood, of Leeds. F'TZ-MA`VlaicC-WILLrAMs.-On the 14th miet., at St. Gabriel's, Warwick Square, London, by the Rev. A, J. Foster, M.A., George. eon of the ...

... 35t fs, t rlage, ninb Veatbo-_ _ BIRTHS. &tipniy._On the Oth mint,, at Bishop-steot, Btookis,'b Bar, the wife of Tosoph Addoy. of a daughter. The I DA sRNV,-O U the 9th bast,, at 441. Royweoil-stre sat, Mdoss Side, Meouhester, the wife of Mr. Edger Bare0s, Of at 500. ?? the hueh inst., at CravoublPodAe, DidaburY, the wife of Thee. Hodgson, of a 800. MOL0S.tot-WOilt'Cou the Sth inst., at Gale, ...

... i Sfr, iarfageo, anb OWatNz. BRETHS. F -igrrerx(;.o.-- the l5th insttat Collyletrat, the wifoe f Whit. taker Fieldis, ?? Of a- eOn. Fnt~tDcE.-On th 13th iust., at Dover Terrace, Old Tra~ff*rl. the wife of Mr. Jamee France, of a son. ?? the ?? inst., at 4, Queen'a Elms, High-streot, Oxford-street, the Fivfe of Max Hesse, of a daughter. leoor;X.-Oct. 11, at e.rsal Dale, Higher Broughton, tho ...

... THE LATE SIR W. 'FIRBAIRN. Wehave been requested to publiuh the followitg gopj of an addreass presented ?? Fairbairn by thwevicev Presidents and Exeoutive Committee'of, the Manchester Steam Users' Association, and of the reply theretc received from Sir Thomas Fairbairni- The Manchester Steam Usors' Association, . 41, Corporation-etreet, Manchester, Sept. 1. 1874. ToLMdyFairbairS.it Dear Madam, ...

... Onto BIRTHS- ?? rset 'JUNCMMLY - O tih 2.th inst. * t %5 um l% rset ifr &, tefve of Walter Ba.' andel. of a dacghter. BalliisobO.-At 1 Uofltoi5st.ect, Greenheys on the 22nd Justl,, ?? laonsiur ..3arch 20ti. '.tGrabam Place. Lleburn Ireland, ti ieof the aRe. T * Jy, Foste Indepondenti minister, et' a laughtcr. X3DDATw.-Oi5 the 2'.tb Just., at Baukikdld Terrace, Hyde. the wito of A. F.T,101bert ...

... I ?? 8ittbo, ftattuffEt, anb Deathu. BIRTH. ?? tho 8th inst., at Beech House, Longsight, the wife of Mr. it. B. Brierley. of a son. FosTrsR.-Yeptember 7th, at Stretford, the wife of Edmund Foster, of a daisghter. WVoersFi~r.-On the 5tb inst., at Marple, Cheshire, the wife of *lRegJnald Worsley, of a daughter. , MARRIAGES. .tAUMtAOiUoOOH-PUGl.-On the 5th inst., at St. Giles's Church, Aston, by ...

... IWO,, fauleso, ra 3ea 3 DnhTSs. .1] ?? the 25th ilst., at 250, Plyiouth Grove, Wenaches. ter, the wiff of Thomas H. Core, Owens College, of a sonu. - CaavX7.-On the 23rd inst., at Moreland Terrace, Rochdalo, J the wile of George Harry Craven, of a son 'WRI).-On the 28th unst., at No. S, Fern Clough Terrace, , loso Lane, the wife of Andrew White, of a BOD, . - ?? __P_ Iat MARRIAGES. di 3obARDS ...

... THE LATE REV. DR. DIXON. On Monday evening, at the Oldham-street Chapel, the Rev. W. B. Pope, Principal of the Wesleyan College at Didabury, preached the funeral sermon on the ocoasion of tho death of the Rev. Dr. Dixon, one of the oldest preachers in the Wesleyau Connexion. At the oonolnsion of his sermon Mr. Pope gave an interesting account of the life and ministry of Dr. Dixon. He said that ...

... pEWH OF LORD, ri IpN termin feti nrof anticipated u ntU ~t a ,= Al6iyeient took lac6 at g1* -gtsxo'lo nhoi oay lardit LoardshiP Zhouse Infir8 7 -f London ?? Friday last ?? been timfferng frotl an rctarckrof summae d Iharrhe but th tgh i anaed there ofwere oe that 181;6 ad onU13 o termination was not anticipated until ?? fGelpO Of his death. lord Clarendon was in the seventyofir5 yhe of his MO8 ...