... MARRIAGES. On the 10th instant, at the Parish Church, Ormskirk, by the Rev R. V. Sheldon, MA., vicar, assisted by tho Rev J. F. Barnes, BA., Samuel Brighouso, of Ormskirk. solicitor, to Kate, youngest daughter of Mr Edward Woods Lyon, Holly Bank, Aughton. On the 9th instant, at tbe Parish Church. Ormskirk, bv the' Rev J. F. Barnes. BA., curate, Mr HBenry Woods, of Skelmers- daoe, to Miss Jane ...

... ) BI*t F MIRac~iecIn, On the 24th instithe wife of the Rev. W. H. of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 25th instant, at thle Parish Church, Ormuskirk, by the Rev J F Barnes, B A, curate, Mr Thomas Prescott to Miss Ellen Lathamo, both of Ormskirk. (n the 25tb instant, at St John'sChurch. Burseoough Bridge, by the Rcv W Wanlop, B A, vicar, M'r Henry Colbourn to Miss A Ll Hunter, both of Lathomr On ti ...

... :Wattiagw auxb Ptatbj0, MA-BRIAGES. BA[LEY-Mcocx.'-On. the 3rdinet,, at the Independent Chapel Masborough, by the Rev. P. J. Falding, DOD., Joseph Hargreaves, eldest eon of William Bailey, Esq., Barlow Hail, Selby, la Rebecca Ellen, only slaughter lof Joan Henry Mycock, Evq.. MsA. borough. BUCcsLE-FAULKN5EI5-Ou the 28th tit., at St. John's Churclk. Higher Broughton. by the Rev. F. W. Wright, ...

... THE EMJRO3 OF i HnINA'S MARRIAGE. Somo of the oeremonrei. in connection with the marriage of the , Emperor if China are thus described by a corre-. spondent of the .)aily Nczs, wlhoseletteria dated Peking, Oct. 37_:- Careful drillng for a grand procession would indicate that at least in xtexzals there would be something worth loodingat. if a 12ii Epcror or Empres0 oonldnot be seen, at any rate ...

... MARRIAGES, On the 16h inst., at the Parish Church, Poulton-le-Fylde, by the Rev. W. Hough, vicar of Hambleton. Mr. John Rossall, of Blackpool, to Miss Jane Fisher. of Skippool. On the 18th inst.,at the Parish Church, Poulton-le-Fylde, by the Rev. W. Hough, vicar of fnambleton, Mri. Robert Crampbn. to Miss Agnes Pearson, both of Staining. Or. ho 18tb inst., at Leamington Church, by the Rev. J. ...

... B DEATH OF LADY BEACONSFIELD. B to Tho report of the condition of Lady Beaoonsfield t4 issued on Saturday afternoon was of the same nunfavotr- t able oharaoter as on the previous night. The prostra- Ic tion still continued, and the breathing was somewhat Al accelerated. The sufferer, however, retained all her e faculties, and the protrated struggle showed wonderful, vitality in t~he system. A ...

... HnE DEATH OF SIR DONALD MACLEOD. THE INQUEST. The oormet'5 investigatdoe f into the circumstances Attending the death of Sir Donald MacLeod, which occurred from injuriem received at the Gloucester-road Station of the Metropolitan Railway, on the 28th nlt.n toon place no Monday at St. Gcorge's Hos pitai, beoe r t. Clair Bedford. The body' pf the deceased was identified by Sir Robert Montgomery ...

... - ?? ?? arib ]leatlx BIRTH. BLACTI-On the 10th inst., the wife of Mr. Andrew Black, draper, U Patricroft, of a fion._ __ _ MARRIAGES. ArniWSON-PAiNELL,-On the Ith inst., at the Parish ChurCh, Bolton, by the Rev.lCanon Powell, vicar, assisted by the Rev. C. Hind, hLA., of St. Paul'o, Charles Francis, youngest eon of the late Mr, John Albinson, to Emily, eldest daughter of Mr. JosePh Parneil, ...

... ?? anb DrEatbo. MAIRPAGES. ?? ?? ' ArKmrioN-PLrcei ?? tho 2Gth lpst,, at the Cathedral, byilthc 1tev. H. C. Smith, M.A., William Atidnson to Emily, daughter of the late John Ftawiug, of this City. BACtniree-BincH.-On the loth inst,, at the Parish Church, Boltos, by tho Rev. Canon Powell, vicar, John Dealn Black. burn, to Isabella, eldest daughter of the late J S. aBirch, ear. geon, of ...

... _flarriageo anb DeatbzJ. MARPRIAGES. B RooWNLEss-STANLrY.-0n the 12th inst,. at Christ Church, Mora ton, by the llev. M. Fearnley, HA., Wifiam Persse, second son of the late William Brownless, Of Blkenhead, to Sarah, fifth daugh- ter of the late Mr. James Stan]ey, of Cart Farm, Saughall Mas3io, Cheshire. Coislcy-ADMERLEY.-On ?? 12th inst., at St. James's Churob, Piccadilly. London, Charles ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA. The Daily ?? of Monday contained a further and much longer account of the Emperor of China's marriage and the events connected therewith. First and foremost is narrated the manner in which the bride was selected- something after the fashion of a competitive examination or, perhaps. more like the plan of evolving the best shot at Wimbledon. When the ...