... Sunday at *he-Presbytery, after a very short illness. By the death of ?? M'Eelvey the PxezbW- terian Church of England has lost the services Of a most devoted and suctiessui worker in the East End- of London. -Madame Samaryg one of the best actresses ...

... Church, Mr. Samuel Rain. ford, to Miss Mary Noblett, both of this town. On the 31st of January, at Linton, near Canton, of the ship Reform, aged 22, John, the eldest son of Mr. S. Brid- don of Salford; he was much esteemed and beloved by his captain and shipmates ...

... gentlemasteb, the two ladieo, the I be sd four of the crel w wereb lost., 'The a ship .was off j lywig at the'time, and ran ~oa a hope duringf 'the: gal9. The fatal wrecks of Several Eingliiih ships, with All on boiard~ ares''pste. he wee es~ frm'I& .Tye d Oik ...

... of which he, caied. under a gaiing'IliuF a success wbic, he sfterwds 'folloved up. the captul'e.of several merehantmen 4nd ships of'theeneniy.,. ihl1813 he rved in Netth'Aeriea | n a hqlier .thankls ?? GTrdon ,o¢kt gpri i thelepdto against Albxazark asd ...

... pE wounded. He was also at the battle of Corunna. ; c, After this battle, when the English troops were hurryiig on a board ship, a staff officer was anxious to gain the friendly h shelter of the English fleet. The keen eye of Marshal Beres- h ford, who ...

... Sb;ndaj. Before thbe camp broke tip how- ever. he mhd a serious relapse. and despite every care and attention, he gradually lost strength and died on Monday. Deceased %vas very popular nmin isr the offiter; and menhbers of the MNlancIe-ter Artillert, in ...

... John Cox, professor of Lanis- musie, to Sarah, widow of the late Charles Barton, egsq. barrister. eras, at-law. Goi the 23rd lost. at St. Peters Church, .Dublin, J. Camden 3to I(Godiidge, Edis. ?? of the ?? Lieitewiait-Coloilul J. Fowell ,slid (Jooritidge ...

... Stalfrerd, F. S. Thomso~n, ?? 13A. of Ashbourn, Derbyshire, io Emma, eldest daughter 5 aof Sidney, Esq. Staffordl. On01 the 2~3rd lost, ait Attouboronglt, Thoams reller-, Esq. of West Derby, to Elizabeth ltoyston, yloungest daughter of the lote John Pearjos ...

... afterwards he was confined to bed with a severe chill, the symptoms assuming a serious form on Tuesday night, and his Lord- ship's physician, Dr. Nankerville, telegraphed for Dr. Kidd,. of London, who arrived on Wednesday morning. The members of the noble ...

... specifically eanforce the promise provedto have been made. The doctrine of equityasto lost instrumentedoes notetopshortofthe e~lepea rformance of a promiso contained in euh a lost aocument, nor do I think that its having been made in consideration Of max, riage ...

... hard work, he never, -with, the axcestiors of the local appointments, of the - Attorney-Genera ship to thie County .Palatine .of' Lancaster. and the judg~e. ship jof the Liverpool Passage Caourt, obtained any of. these psizeq, whi~ch are cosisideted the ...

... Mr Samuel Plant, of the George and Dragon Inn, Holmes Chapel. On the 25th ultimo, at Lytham, aged 43 years, Mr Wmi. Whalley, ship-broker. On the 26thi ultims, after a residence of ten years in this town, aged 87 years, Mr John Higgins, late of Rodington ...