... Esq of a son. «�t �. MARRIAGES. At our Parish Church, s noe our last. Mr- Christopher Rawes, of Sedbergh, to Agnes Jackson, of Kendai. On Tuesday last, at Win-ierm-re Church. Bonnes?, Mr. John Bronjtbank, joiner, to Miss Mary Ann Brownngg, Troutbeek. At Bampton, on the 2oth instant. Mr. David Kirkbride, of Bampton Hall, to Margaret, daughter of the late Mr. William Docker, yeoman. ...

... King, vicar, of a son. MARRIAGES. At our Parish Church, on Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Traill Munro, veterinary surgeon, to Margaret Ann, second daughter of Mr. W r . Hartley, of the W oolpack Inn, both of this town. Same place, on Thursday, Mr William Brown Glasgow, tobacconist, to Miss Dinah Bell, both of this town. At Heversham, on Wednesday, the 18th inst., by the Rev. R. W. Evans, Mr. ...

... not brought with it that warmth which was expected. Though it is now the middle of May, people go about in tbe habiliments of winter ; and are nearly as much afraid to quit the •ingle neuk as at Christmas. Carlisle Literary and Philosophical Society. —The Museum of this Society has, during the past week, been enriched b\ a variety of donatfons from different persons. William Ponsonby ...