... DIED. At Kidderminster, on Thursday, June loth, Thomas Lainchbury, aged thirty three years. He was one of the most stanch supporters of the Charter and the Land Plaa that the town could boast of. He was always ready to assist in alleviating the condition of his ?? men. lie was the successful member of the Land Company who drew the prize for Kidderminster, at the last ballot in London. At the ...

... On Tuesday Iast;at the pahchurci MJohn Clapham, iron mpulder, to $hrp, dalighter of Mr.i2Jiuhes Sharp,jw. 'mauufactures'bd'It of thii f6hvfl. ' On Shiusrday-Iast, at our psrish cburn ?? eser, to Mrs. Sam ' day'at -our 'patish church, eoope~r; clothdrtsger,r toMiersHarrjetS ,.i Pf~hj town. I OSa.me day-; atoui'' hhizdhtnch$ll |oWley6i4c1hiejBramley,- to Mr.a io fArmley. ., 1. > 'Seme day, at' ...

... DEATH OF THE QUEEN DOWAGER. to - ea- On Sunday last, a London Gazette Extraordinaery )ut was issued announcing the death of the Queen Ade- e's laide, the Consort of the late William the Fourth, aee In the following terms:- ald Whitehall, December 2nd, 1849. ie This morning, at seven minutes before two o'dock, her ar- Majesty the Queen Dowager departed this life, at Stan- nk lore Priory to the ...

... he OBITUARY NOTICE OF TIIE LATE JOHN it- FIELDEN, ESQ. as y, A funeral sermon was preached in the Unitarian Chapel of this place, by. the 11ev. Mr. Jones, of at Liverpool, in memory of- the late John Fielden, rs Esq., on Sunday last. The scene, as described by an c. eye-witness to the writer, was imposing. Upwards r, of 500 of the working classes, chiefly operatives em- n ployed at the ...

... DEATH OF CLAYTON. CLAYTON, the Chartist, has died in North- allerton madhouse! Whiggery! where is thy sting? Justice ! behold thy vic- tor! XVe can scarcely trust ourselves withl comment upon the fate of a poor but honest man. For six weeks he had been (lying, and not till Thursday did his disconsolate family receive intimation even of his illness. He died, they say, on Saturd(ay morning, ...

... THE FUNERAL OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. (From the London Papers of Thursday.) The funeral of His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex took place this morning, with all the honours and ceremony due to his exalted rank, though, as his remains were interred in a public cemetry, the obsequies did not present all the state and page- antry of a Royal interment. Some rain had fallen in the ...

... On Wednesday last, at the parish church, Mr. J. W. Anningson, chemist and druggist, Burnley, to Mis§ Winifred Thirkell, of' Bikstbu. Ash, near Sherburn. On Tuesday the 30th ult., at Topcliffe, by the Rev. Mr. Hawkins, Mr. J. Outhwaito, of Baldersby, farmer, to Miss Harper, of Ripon. Same day, at the parish church, Pannai, by the Rev. T. Simpson, MA,, vicar, Mr. P. Palliser, pQstmaster, of ...

... y la.t, thelady of the Rev. Wm. Carter, vicar of Malcon,. of a son. ' ' MARRIAG:E:. . At Kirkheaton Church, on Christmas Day, Mr. Joseph Shepherd, boot and shoemaker, ot Hebble Bridge, Huddersfield, to Miss Ellen Jagger, the second daughter of Mr. John Jagger farmer, Biggen, near Sherburn. On Tuesday last, at Halifax Mr. James Priestley, of Thornton, to Miss Sarah Barraclough, of Nor- thowram, ...

... BIRTHS. On Friday morning week, the Lady of Esq. of Leeds, barrister-at-law, of a son On Tuesday last, the wife ofw a oor cot Murgatroyd, of three fine children-t a boy. The Vicar was sent foe birth, and he named them Fa and the mother and children a a MARE! A' On Sunday last, at our Bulmer, to Miss Snowden, On Sunday last, at Dew some, grocer, to Jane, da farmer and oatnufacturer, On Monday ...

... TIlE LATE EXPLOSIOQN AL LA.MBETII. IDEATH OF TWO MORE OF THUE SUFFERERS. The late disastrous and awful, explosion of fire- works in Lambeth-walk has proved fatal to twoomore oif the sutilrers. The youngmuei Smith and Spier, v ilo were conveyed to GuySII hospital, have botI since (lied. Spier died on Saturday, between twelve and one o'elock at night; the other unfortuniate indi- i vidual, ...

... . Simeon Hagi-on;.meehanic, to i Harriet Lee, both ?? all. : : .; . Same day, at our parish church, Mr. William Akeroyd stone-merchant, to Miss Hannah Robinson, both of Chapel Allerton. la:t, att Sdour h psh'uirch, 3Mr. hos: ~Diek,.mtehbiac,.to MssEc Mortiner, bnth of ,this town.- , -- - Same day, at ourparish ?? 'Phillips, mechanic, to -Miss Eliabeth Robinson, 'both of this town. ?? ;Saue ...

... MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at Brantham, near Thorp.Areh, by the Rev. Dr. Jessop vicar of *Vighill, S. Courtier, Est., of Elm Vhilla, Ashley HliU, near Bristol, to Eiliza, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Lister, Esq., of Dunnington Lodge, near York. Same day, at St. Lawrence church, in York, Mr. Richard Stead, to Susannah, daughter of the late Mr. George Ridedals, all of Sickliughall, in ...