... the J'ourth time the bride has embraced the nuptial state ; and as she and her blithesome hus- band were coming out of the chuich, they met his grand-daughter going in, upon a similar errand. At Kendal, Mr. James'- ?? son » •»' Viver, to Miss Mary Smith, of Hundow ; and Mr. Thomas Biikhead, to Hannah Airey. At Bumeside, Mr. Edward Thompson, book- binder, to Miss Dobson, of Brow-foot. Lately, ...

... the Beet SCOTCH and DUTCH FARINA apply BOBEBT FAIBHUBST, Importer Farina, Ac., Faucua-esnanv, nun THE Bxeaaxox, BLACKS LB*. pISTONS AND AIR-PUMP BUCKETS FOB LAND AND MARINE ENGINES. tied with Mather's Patent Mastic Metallic Packing of which 9(84 an in daily use. IMPROVED VALVES AND TAPS IRON AND OUN METAL, for Steam, Water, and Gas. •UXHtotireF^SRTROOII^SFI^&kLFOBD IRON WORKS, MANCHESTER. ...

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... THE DEFENCE. LTION RE Just before the rising of Mr. Leresche at the Manchester County Police Court, on Wednesday, Mr. Wharton, barrister, who, instructed by Mr. Southam, solicitor, appeared for Jackson at the recent magisterial examination, attended, in company with the solicitor, and said that they had just been having view of the matron’s house at tl>e gaol, where the alleged murder took ...

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