PROVINCIAL OCCURRENCES IN THE COUNTIES OF ENGLAND, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. BEDFORDSHIRE. Died.] At Leighton Buzzard, Mr. T. Gurney. BERKSHIRE. Married.] At Reading, the Rev. P. Filleul to Miss C. E. B. Valpy-The Rev. P. French to Miss P. A. Valpy-T. Haggard, esq. to Miss Jaques— Mr. J. Ford to Miss J. Sharp. Died.] At Bradfield, Mrs. Moor-At Reading, Mr. J. Fardon-At Maidenhead, L. Norman, esq. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Married.] At Ditton Park, the Hon. P. F. Cust to Lady J. M. Scott-At Buckingham, Mr. J. Lee to Miss Leever-A. O. Baker, esq. to Miss L. Reed, of Leckhemsted-At Great Marlow, J. Heath, esq. to Miss S. M. Thompson. Died.] At Great Marlow, Mr. Shaw-Mrs. Crake -Mrs. Morton, 93-At Stoney Stratford, Mrs. Malpas, 81-Near Buckingham, Miss Smithson-At Sherrington, Mr. R. Higgins-At Aylesbury, Mr. J. March. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Married.] At Cambridge, Mr. J. Hatfield to Miss M. Albin-Mr. O. Nutter to Miss H. Smith. Died.] At Abington, C. Pern, esq.-At Weston Lodge, Mrs. Keene-At Ely, Mr. J. Leaford, 83. CHESHIRE. Married.] Mr. Fisher, of Stockport, to Miss E. Lowe-At Wallasey, the Rev. R. Anderson to Miss Weston. Died.] At High Legh, Mr. J. C. Legh-At Rudheath, S. Harrison, esq.-At Altringham, Mr. J. Newmarch, 79. CORNWALL. Married.] At Kenwyn, Mr. T. Wharam to Miss J. Bull-Mr. N. Hearl, of West-Looe, to Miss S. Soady-At St. Clear, the Rev. G. P. Norris to Miss M. A. Marshall-At Breage, F. Rogers, esq. to Miss C. G. B. Willyams. Died. At St. Allan, Mr. S. Gurney-At Camelford, Mrs. Burt-At Newlyn, Mr. W. Hichens-At Truro, Mr. W. Courties Mr. H. Goulton-At Boscarn, Mr. Hicks. CUMBERLAND. In the William Pitt (Colliery), near White. haven, by an explosion of fire-damp, thirty-two persons have been unfortunately killed-viz. fourteen men, sixteen boys, and two girls. Seventeen horses were also killed. The explosion was occasioned by an accumulation of fire-damp. The sufferers were employed in a division of the workings where the pillars were to be taken out: around these the ventilation was excellent, and regularly kept up, and there was not even an appearance of fire-damp, except in the fractured parts of the workings in those places where the pillars had been removed, and into which there was no necessity for any of the workmen to enter. Every precaution on the part of the overmen was regularly taken. The colliers were strictly enjoined to use the "Davy safety lamp ;" but familiarity with danger commonly engenders a contempt for it; and it appears that some individual had disregarded the injunctions which were repeatedly issued for the general benefit. Married.] At Carlisle, Mr. G. Longmoor to Miss M. Dixon-Mr. W. Anderson to Miss A. Murray. Mr. R. Myers to Miss M. Johnston-Mr. J. Bell to Miss M. Stalker-At Stanwix, Mr. J. Bousted to Miss D. Nicolson-At Penrith, Mr. J. Pattinson to Miss S. Salkeld-At Alston, Mr. J. Crawhall, of Newhouse, Weardle, to Miss A. Wilson-At Work ington, Mr. J. Peat to Mrs. M. Rees-Mr. J. Sim to Miss B. Fletcher-At Crosthwaite, Mr. J. Coward to Miss M. Wright-At Harrington, Mr, J. Hutingdon to Mrs. Brennan. Died.] At Carlisle, Miss Forster-Miss B. Monkhouse-Mr. J. Kellet-Mrs. M. Noble-Mr. T. Sportridge-Mr. H. Richardson-Mr. J. Twentymen-At Stanwix, Miss G. Hill-At Camwhitton, Mr. Blacklock-At Cockermouth, the Rev. T. Wallis-At Caterlain, Mr. J. Dawson, 86-At Whitehaven, Miss Fisher-Mr. R. Holderness, 76– Mr. T. Saunderson-Mrs. Lewthwaite-At Keswick, Mrs. A. Dover-At Penrith, Mrs. M. Mitchel-At Ravenglass, Mrs. E. Thompson. DERBYSHIRE. Married.] O. Shore, esq. son of S. Shore, esq. of Norton Hall, to Miss E. Brewin-B. Worthington, esq. to Miss M. Daniel, of Stapenhall House.—Ai Chesterfield, Mr. D. Hodkin to Mrs. Pearson. Died.] At Chesterfield, Mrs. M. Gloyne-Mrs. Sykes. DEVONSHIRE. After repeated meetings on the subject, at Kingsbridge and Dartmouth, it has been resolved, that turnpike roads, embracing the communica tions between those towns, Totnes, Modbury, and Salcombe, shall at once be formed; and a bill has been prepared to be submitted to Parliament in the ensuing session for the purpose. New lines of road will be cut, so as to avoid the hills, which now render travelling in that fertile and Interesting district so difficult; among other improvements, a new entrance into the centre of the town of Dartmouth will be formed; for which purpose, the corporation have, with a degree of liberality which well becomes a public body, consented to give the low grounds, called the Mill Pond and Ford Garden; and for purchasing the remainder, a subscription is about to be opened. Married.] At Exeter, Mr. G. Tremlett to Miss Drew-At Littleham church, G. P. Amory, esq. to Miss S. M. Dench-At Barnstaple, C. E. Palmer, esq. to Miss F. Edgcumbe At Stoke Damarei, Mr. Bone to Miss Pickthorn-At Plymouth, Mr. H. M. Gibson to Mrs. Jackson-Mr. S. Hannaford to Miss Hamblyn. Died.] At Cloakham-house, Axminster, J. Alexander, esq.-At Bideford, T. Burnard, esq.-At Ax minster, S. Taunton, esq.-Miss Edwards-At Hea vitree, Miss D. Davy-At Colyton, the Rev. J. Cornish-At Burrington, Miss A. C. Buckingham -At Tavistock, Mr. J. Pleace-At Topsham, F. Pyle, esq.-At Tamerton, Mrs. M. Pole-At Spitchwick Farm, G. Leach, esq.-At Dartmouth, Mr. N. Wright-At Farway, Lieut. J. Fife, R. N.-At Tiverton, Mr. E. Boyce-At Plymouth, R. Wills, esq.-T. Harris, esq.-Lieut. Symons-Mrs. Bebenna-Lieut. J. Cawkitt-Mrs. Bodinar-Mr. J. Arnald, 83-At Exeter, Mrs. Vicars-Mr. G. Arden -Mrs. E. Heath-Mr. F. Stevens-At Crediton, G. Shute, esq.-At Barnstaple, Miss Betty Martin. DORSETSHIRE. The 11th ult. a meeting of persons interested in the new line of road through the Vale of Blackmore, was held at the Assembly Rooms Blandford. — - Dansey, Esq. was in the chair, who stated the object of the meeting to be the consideration of the Report of the Committee appointed by a previous meeting. The report having been read, a person named Michell said, that himself and several others had come there determined to oppose the whole plan. It was con 1823. Durham-Essex-Gloucestershire-Hampshire-Kent, &c. 573 tended by E. B. Portman, Esq. the Rev, H. F. Yeatman, and others, that this opposition came too late as applied to the principle of the measure; a public meeting had declared the necessity of the road, and the propriety of an application to Parliament, and therefore all future opposition must be made to the progress of the bill through the legislature. Married.] At Shaftesbury, the Rev. J. H. Dakins to Miss S. M. C. Mansel-At Blandford, Mr. r. Oakly to Miss Howell-At Beaminster, Mr. E. Symes to Miss M. Melmoth-At Dorchester, Mr. Bird to Miss Kellaway-Mr. T. Hellyer, of Cerne, to Miss J. Samson. Died.] At Pentidge, Mrs. E. Hobson-At CompLon Pauncefoot, Mrs. Hunt, 86-At Dorchester, Mrs. Harvey, 90-At Sherborne, Mr. R. Watts, 77 -Mrs. Deering-At Newton House, near Yeovill, W. Harbin, esq.-At Langton Herring, near Weymouth, the Rev. W. Cox-At Weymouth, Mrs. Russell. In consequence of an explosion of foul air in a coal-pit, called the Plain Pit, belonging to the Marquis of Londonderry, situate near Rainton, about five miles from Durham city, a number of unfortunate persons lost their lives. The accident took place in the morning about five o'clock. The number of persons employed in the pit at the time, from the best information, was between ninety and a hundred, of which number between fifty and sixty perished. Married.] At Gateshead, Mr. S. Muggeridge to Miss E. Sanderson-At Darlington, Mr. W. Sheraton to Miss Stowell-At Chester le Street, Mr. C. Banks to Miss A. Winter-At Barnard Castle, Mr. T. Pratt to Miss A. Ewbank-At Bishopwearmouth, Lieut. Barnes to Miss Croudace-At Monkwearmouth, Mr. T. Lowry to Miss M. BellAt Sunderland, Mr. P. Watson to Miss A. Dixon. Died.] At South Shields, Mrs. Wetherburn-At Sunderland, Mrs. Foreman-Mrs. Hick-Mrs. A. Wood-Mr. G. Wardle-Mr. G. Soppit-Mrs. Carter-At Monkwearmouth, Mrs. E. Harrison-At Chester le Street, Mr. R. Weatherly-At Durham, Mr. T. Robinson-Miss Turbot- W. Hall, esq. ESSEX. Married At Coggleshall, Mr. W. Death to Miss L. Unwin-At Thaxted, Mr. G. Willis to Miss B. Hockley-At Waltham Abbey, Mr. P. Christie to Miss E. L. Jones-At Epping, Mr. H. Nicols to Miss Ingham-Mr. T. A. Oates, of Billericay, to Miss Woodward-At Chigwell, T. Dutton, esq. to Miss C. Elsee-At Colchester, Mr. W. Layzell to Miss Theobald-At Harlow, R. P. Peake, esq. to Miss S. Foreman. Died.] At Earls Colne, H. Anderson, esq.-At Billericay, Mrs. J'Ouy-Át Manningtree, Mr. J. Meen-At Langham, Mr. W. Rush-At Coggleshall, Mr. W. Matthews-At Maldon, Miss Page-At Oxford House, S. Leightenhouse, esq.-At Braintree, Mr. J. Jocelyne-At Boreham, Mrs. Butterfield-At Chipping Ongar, Mr. J. Osborne-Mr. S. Walker-At Hoxne, Mrs. Sower-At Walthamstow, Miss K. Dobree. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. A statement has been made by an eminent builder, at Cheltenham, that there are at present contracts entered into for building in that town to the enormous amount of more than 350,000l. 1 4500 workmen are now in employment upon houses and buildings erecting there. Married.] At Cheltenham, Mr. R. Toombs to Miss M. Woolley-At Down Hatherley, the Rev. H. C. H. Hawkins to Miss M. Turner-J. Jones, esq. to Mrs. Evans-At Churcham, Mr. W. Phelps to Miss Bevan-At Stonehouse, Mr. W. Millard to Miss Bowlder-Mr. E. T. Ainsworth, of Bristol, to Miss M. A. Mason-At Bristol, the Rev. H. Richards to Miss C. Daubeny. Died.] At Fretherne, the Rev. W. Morgan-At Overbury, Mrs. Hanford-At Lincoln's Green, Mrs. Easthope At Gloucester. Mrs. Jefferis-At Tewksbury, Mr. C. Tallboys-Mrs. S. Evans-Mrs. New -At Ashelworth, Mr. J. Vick-At Hatherley, Mrs. Church-At Arle House, J. G. Welch, esq.-At Bredon Rectory, Mrs. Keysall-At Cheltenham, Mrs. Archbold-At Stroud, Mr. E. Kendrick-At Oddington, Mr. W. Herbert-At Cam, Mrs. Griffith -At Sheepscomb, Mr. R. Gardner-At Iron Acton, Mrs. E. Shute-At Bristol, T. Lewellin, esq.-Mrs. Lax-Mr. T. King-At Cliffton, J. J. Vidal. HAMPSHIRE. A bricklayer employed in some repairs in the interior of Eastmeon Church, by an accidental stroke of his trowel against the wall, displaced some of the plaster, when a painted head of extraordinary size was disclosed to his view. On proceeding farther, he discovered the wholelength figure of a giant, bearing on his shoulders a female, holding in one hand a ball resembling a globe, while the other was held up near her face. The giant held in his left hand a large staff, or what is more probable, a spear, part of which is defaced; a dragon was also at his feet. The whole is very well executed, particularly the drapery. Married.] At Old Alresford, Mr. J. Carpenter to Miss Thorp-At Ropely, Mr. J. Alder to Mrs. Wareham-At Southampton, E. F. Dayrell, esq. to Miss L. J. Lyster-Mr. J. Gilpin to Miss T. Pitman -At Romsey, Mr. A. Nash to Miss Martin-At Winchester, Mr. H. Kernott to Miss E. StevensAt Carisbrooke, J. W. G. Manners, esq. to Miss C. Clarke-Mr. Britton, of Romsey, to Miss Haskett Died.] At Andover, Mrs. New, 81-Mr. Cris wick-At Christchurch, J. B. Slann, esq-At Subbington, J. Dewes, esq.-At Newport, I. W., Miss J. Buckler-Miss E. Wadmore-Mrs. DashwoodAt West Titherley, Mr. T. Miller-At Shirley, Capt. W. R. Smith. The murder of an individual named Wear, by Thurtell and Hunt, two of his friends, at a place called Gill's-Hill Lane, in this county, has occasioned an unusual sensation, from the atrocious circumstances which appear to have attended it. Married.] At Hertford, Mr. Blindell to Miss Woodhouse-At Hemel Hempstead, R. Playfair, esq. to Miss E. White. Died.] At Harpenden, Mrs. Keeling-At Hertford, B. Rooke, esq. 80-Mrs. E. Ellis-Mrs. E. Payne-At his seat, Ashridge, aged 70, John Wm. Egerton, 7th Earl of Bridgewater, to which title he succeeded on the death of the late Duke. He was a general, colonel of the 14th dragoons, and master of Greatham Hospital; and was long distinguished for his love of the Fine Arts, his hospitality, and the employment given to the poor on his large estates. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Married.] At Kimbolton, E. Baillie, esq. to Lady G. F. Montagu. Died.] At Huntingdon, Mrs. Goodes-At St. Neots, Mr. G. Morton. KENT. Six new alms-houses have been erected and endowed within these two years, for aged dredgers of the town, by a gentleman of Faversham, well known for his liberal donations to charitable in stitutions in general. Six more new alms-houses, for aged women, are just finished, occupied, and endowed; they are situated at the back part of Mansfield's alms-houses, in Preston street. The founder of this charity is said to be the sister of the above-mentioned gentleman. Mansfield's alms-houses are six in number, and were founded in 1621, for aged women: there are also Napleton's alms-houses, six in number, for old men, built 1723. Married.] G. Corbett, esq. to Mise A. Burton, of Staplehurst At Sutton, E. Noakes, esq. to Miss M. Hoggart-At Faversham, W. Curteis, esq. to Miss A. Shepherd-At Chatham, Mr. J. Arrowsmith to Miss J. Smith-Mr. W. Woodhurst to Miss J. Fryer-Mr. J. Sinnock to Miss F. Barden-Mr. E. Levitt to Miss C. Wood-At Folkstone, Mr. H. Lewes to Miss L. Papson-At Wickham, Mr. II. Larkin to Miss Epps-At Pluckley, Mr. J. Philpot to Miss Ralph. Died.] At Chalk, next Gravesend, Mrs. NashAt Canterbury, Mrs. Whitaker-At Gravesend, Mrs. Claverley -Mrs. Eglantine-At Sandgate, Mrs. F. Leigh-At Stroud, Mr. D. Bearrett, 77Mrs. B. Howes, 88-At Folkstone, Mrs. E. Marshal-At Kemp's Corner, Mrs. J. Bishop-At Whitstable, Mrs. Morganson-At Chatham, Mr. S. Bargeny-At Greenwich, F.Smith, esq.-At Staplehurst, Mr. Luck-At Monk's Horton, Mr. S. Bradley-At Dover, Mrs. M. A. Hatton. LANCASHIRE. A fire was lately discovered in the lofty range of warehouses opposite to the King's Old Tobacco Warehouse, Wapping, Liverpool, and in two hours three warehouses were a heap of ruins. These buildings were the loftiest in the town, being no less than thirteen stories high. They were the property of Messrs. Thomas Booth and Co., and contained nearly 240,000 bushels of corn, principally foreign, under the King's lock, and valued at 60,0004.; besides a great quantity of cotton and other goods. The total loss, in buildings and commodities, by this awful conflagration, is estimated at 150,000l. Married.] At Liverpool, Mr. T. Smith to Miss S. Dalston-At Manchester, Mr. J. Nicolson to Miss S. M'Veil-Mr. J. Hoyle to Miss M. Warren-Mr. A. Bell to Miss M. Griffiths-Mr. T. Smith, of Hulme, to Miss M. Bayley-At Prestbury, Mr. N. Higginbotham to Mrs. E. Hammond-At Rochdale, Mr. W. Heaps to Miss M. Jones. Died.] At Morely Hill, near Liverpool, W. Ewart, esq.-At Liverpool, Mr. J. Smith-Mr. J. Williamsou-At Manchester, Mr. R. Dean-Mrs. Howarth At Salford, Mr. J. Jackson-At Blackburn, Mr. Halsall-At Preston, the Rev. R. Blacoe. Two steam-engines, of fifty-horse power each, are about to be erected for the drainage of Deeping and adjoining fens, to obviate the inconve. nience felt from the present drainage-mills when there is no wind. The engines are calculated to raise 7200 cubic feet of water per minute to the height of six feet; and it is supposed will cost altogether (including attendant expenses) nearly 20,0007. Married.] At Lenton, the Rev. J. W. Bloodworth to Miss M. A. Hall-At Tathwell, the Rev. B. Beridge to Miss B. Chaplin-At Great Hale, Mr. Jugall to Miss Tookey-At Bisbrook, Mr. J. Eyers to Miss M. Grant-At Normanton, Mr. W. Smith to Miss Sparks-At Stamford, Mr. C. Willmer to Miss E. Stanton-Mr. J. Nicols to Miss C. MillsAt Boston, Mr. T. Smith to Miss J. Pass-At Lin. cola, W. H. Kelk, esq. to Miss M. J. Sharrer-Mr. W. Hewson to Miss S. Wood-At Sutterton, Mr. J. Gilding, 21, to Miss E. Cousins, 62. Died.] At Market Deeping, Mr. V. StapletonAt Gautby, Mrs. F. Mounsey, 70-At Dowsby Manor House, J. Green, esq.-At Bottesford, Mrs. Bartram, 89-At Kirton Lindsey, Mrs. Howlett-At Lowth, Mrs. A. Twell-At Newport, Mr. B. Anderson-At Hikeham, Mr. Shuttleworth, 82-At Horncastle, J. Fawsett, M. D.-At Lissington, Mr. R. Thompson-At Boston, Mr. H. Haliday-Mr. E. Hunston-At Lincoln, the Rev. J. D. Kelly, A. M.-At Spalding, Mrs. Jones-Mrs. Kirby-Mr. T. Black. MONMOUTHSHIRE. Died.] Miss Edwards, of Carleon. NORFOLK, The first anniversary meeting of the Norfolk and Norwich Literary Institution, was held last month, at the Society's Rooms, in the Haymarket, Norwich. Colonel Harvey, the president, having taken the chair, congratulated the Institution upon the full attendance of its members, which could not fail to produce in the minds of all a conviction that the importance, utility, and consequence of the Society had greatly increased. He trusted that the Report would convey to the minds of all the members present, upon hearing it, the same satisfaction which he had derived from the perusal of it. Col. Harvey then read the Report, which was highly flattering and honourable to the supporters of the Institution. Married.] Mr. J. Arnold, of Brendon, to Miss F. Aldis, of New Buckenham-Mr. W. Grimer, of Dillham, to Miss S. A. Leist-At Marsham, Mr. Ireland to Miss S. Howlett-At Fakenham, Mr. H. Hastings to Miss S. Cross-At Loddon, Mr. J. Crisp to Miss S. Copeland-At Norwich, Mr. T. Bolton to Miss E. Ottaway-Mr. II. Grindley to Miss P. Church-Mr. F. J. Blake to Miss S. Norris -At Bixley, Mr. J. C. Beane to Miss E. Crane. Died.] At Garboldisham, Mr. J. Button-At Happing, Mr. J. Powell-At Norwich, Miss M. A. Darley-Mrs. M. Smith, 90-At Downham Market, Mrs. Hull-At Lynn, Mr. P. Taylor-Mrs. Oldham -At Burnham, Mrs. Kerrich-Mr. Buck-At Yarmouth, Capt. Rogers-Mr. S. Farrow-Mrs. Rising -Mr. L. Waller, 105. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Married.] Mr. J. Rudsdall, of Northampton, to Miss Redburn-At Kingthorpe, Mr. C. West to Miss J. Bellingham. Died.] At Grafton Underwood, Mr. T. Cerley, aged 68; he was born without hands-At Harring worth, Mrs. A Fox-At Newnham, Mr. H. Sewell -At Northampton, Mrs. Drake-Miss E. Balaam -At Towcester, Mrs. Drayson. NORTHUMBERLAND. Married.] At Muggleswick, M. Batson, esq. to Miss M. Marshall-At North Shields, Mr. W. Collard to Miss E. Smyth-At Earsdon, Mr. J. Moor to Miss J. Crawford-At Tynemouth, H. T. Shadforth, esq. to Miss M. Bird-At Newcastle, Mr. J. Leighton to Miss M. A. Kerr-Mr. S. Carr to Miss D. Holbom-Mr. J. Brighton, of Tyne-street, to Miss Watson-Mr. J. Crisp to Miss J. Proctor, of Alnwick. Died.] As Newcastle, Miss M. A. Bart-Mr. J. Bankin-At Tynemouth, Mrs. Lubbren-At Morpeth, Mrs. P. Hargrove-Mr. R. Peacock-Mr. W. Dixon-Mr. E. Atkinson-At North Shields, Mrs. Masou-Mr. T. Arkley-At Hexham, Mr. R. Mure -At Berwick, Mr. H. Richardon-G. Riddell, esq. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Married.] At Nottingham, Mr. S. Wells to Miss A. Scattergood-Mr. D. Crisp to Miss H. Sterland 1823. Nottinghamshire-Shropshire-Somersetshire- Wiltshire, &c. 575 -Mr. W. Bend to Miss M. Green-Mr. J. Hett to Miss M. Guest-Mr. T. Hall to Miss M. LockettMr. R. Moakes to Miss A. Wright-Mr. H. Jephson to Miss J. Rushton-Mr. J. Willows to Miss S. Wise-At Newark, Mr. T. Disney to Miss E. Speed-Mr. G. Revill to Miss M. Ashmore-Mr. W. Hall to Miss E. Urry-At Edwinstowe, Mr. Truswell to Miss M. Peatfield. Died.] At Thrampton, J. E. W. Emmerton, esq. 88-At Nottingham, Mrs. Morris-Mrs. Hawley, 82-J. Huish, esq.-At Carlton le Moreland, Mr. C. Salmon-At Basford, Mrs. Chamberlain-At Newark, Mrs. Bennett-Mrs. Hall-Mr. J. Cupit-Mrs. J. Nixon-Mrs. S. Moore-At North Wheatley, J. Coins, Gent. SHROPSHIRE. Dr. Hickman, of Ludlow, has in his museum a pig, the anatomical structure of which is as extraordinary as it is unaccountable. The minute anatomy is not given; but the external appearances are one head, two eyes, four ears, eight legs, two tails. The internal structure, one tongue, one windpipe, one œsophagus and stomach; one heart, having four circulations, viz. two aorta to supply the body, and two vessels to supply the lungs; two livers, four kidneys, two bladders, two spleens, and two sets of intestines. The body forms a division at right angles from the navel downwards. Married.] At Ludford, Mr. R. Taylor to Miss M.Coston-At Shrewsbury, Mr.S.Hughs to Miss M. Taylor-T. L. Gittins, esq. to Miss P. G. SymonsMr. E. Vaughan to Miss E. Richards-Mr. J. R. Cruchloe to Miss E. Bayley-Mr. Wilding to Miss F. Haycock-At Church Stretton, Mr. G. Speak to Miss E. Mathews-At Stretton, Mr. J. Corfield to Miss M. Bridgman-At Donnington, Capt. Adderley, R. N. to Miss A. Bishton-At Hales Owen, Mr. E. B. Walker to Miss J. Green-Mr. G. Martin, of Much Wenlock, to Miss M. Summerfield. Died.] Near Ludlow, Miss Hooper-At Shrewsbury, Mr. E. Jones-Miss A. Whitford-At Rowton, Miss M. Lloyd-At Burwarton, Mr. H. Smith, 81-At Ludlow, Mrs. E. Case-At Newport, F. Eginton, esq. of Meritown-house-At Donnington, J. Glover, esq.-At Overton, Mr. R. George. SOMERSETSHIRE. A new line of road from Washford Bridge through the villages of Williton and Crowcombe to Coombe Florey, in the county of Somerset, and thence out into the Taunton road, is in contemplation. This route will shorten the distance full one mile, and considerable hills will be avoided. The intended line will pass through a course of richly diversified scenery, and will prove of unquestionable advantage to the inhabitants of the neighbourhood, and to travellers in general. Married.] At Somerton, Mr. J. Stone to Miss E. C. Smart-H, Clarke, esq. to Miss S. A. Merchant, of Timberscombe-The Rev. E. Phillips to Miss E. Allen, of Frome-At Bath, E. Newport, esq. to Miss E. Shirley. Died.] At Bath, Mrs. Wise-Mrs. G. Blackwood -At North Petherton, Mr. A. Barnard-At Midsummer Norton, Miss F. M. Whalley-P. Miles, esq. of Clifton House-At Bruton, Miss L. S. Saun SUFFOLK. Married.] Mr. Catchpole, of Melton, to Miss Blomfield-Mr. R. Disney to Miss Bury, of Ips wich-At Stolangtoft, Mr. P. Cockrell to Miss M. Langham-At Beccles, Mr. S. Green to Miss E. Cross-At Worlingworth, Mr. W. Bolton to Miss Were-At Yarmouth, F. Palgrave, esq. to Miss E. Turner-At Laxfield, Mr. J. Bicker to Miss S. Woolnough Mr. Gill to Miss Bullen, of Bury. Died. At Lavenham Hill, Miss L. MumfordAt Hadleigh, Mr. J. Lilly-At Bury, Mr. PooleAt Barking, Mr. B. Gilson-At Sudbury, Mr. G. Revell-At Ipswich, Mrs. E. Carrington-Mr. T. Preston At Bungay, Maj. Gen. R. Kelso - At Rumburgh Abbey, Mr. J. Howlet-At Kuoddishall, Miss E. Pattle-At Melton, Mr. S. Smith. WILTSHIRE. Married.] At Great Bedwin, J. Pike, esq. to Miss C. Platt-At Devizes, Mr. R. George to Mrs. Gatehouse-At Ebbesborne church, Mr. W. Crum. ley to Miss Rebbeck-A. Trowbridge, Mr. W. Walker to Miss Offer-At Salisbury, J. Mirehome, esq. to the youngest daughter of the Bishop of Salisbury -At Corsham, C. Newman, esq. to Miss E. S Handy-At Melksham, Mr. J. Knapp to Mrs. Sainsbury. Died.] At Purton, T. Prower, esq.-At Coulston, the Rev. J. Selwyn-At Hilperton. Mr. E. Bessen -At Salisbury, Mrs. A. Sharp-Miss Benson-Mr. J. Blake-At Mebury Abbas, Mr. T. Miles-At East Knoyle, the Rev. J. Hellyar-At Warminster, Mr. R. Pearse, 84-Near Malmsbury, Mr. H. Reeve-At Compton Pauncefoot, Mrs. Hunt-At Hindon, Mr. W. B. Bennett-At West Wellow, Mr. W. Petty-At Outmarsh Farm, Miss Miles-At Calne, the Rev. G. M'Kenzie. WORCESTERSHIRE. Married.] The Rev. Mr. Vernon, of Hanbury, to Miss A. E. Foley-At Birts Morton, Mr. J. Brotheridge to Miss Howman. Died.] At Evesham, Mrs. Agg-At Worcester, Mrs. Ham-J. Biugham, esq. late of Selby Hall. YORKSHIRE. The works of the Aire and Calder Navigation, at Goole, which are now in rapid progress, are of almost incredible extent. When completed, in a commercial point of view, those works must command a superiority both over Hull and Selby; and not many years can elapse before a port of first-rate consequence must rise up here. The proprietors of the Calder and Hebble Navigation have also come to a determination to apply for an Act of Parliament, to continue the canal from Salterhebble to Halifax, the distance is about a mile and a half, which, from the declivity of the ground, will require seven or eight locks. Married.] At Leeds, Mr. Gibbings to Miss H. Hartley-Mr. Barker to Miss Fletcher-Near Wakefield, Mr. G. Hutchinson to Miss Broniley-Mr. J. Higham to Miss J. Dalton-Mr. W. Chamber to Miss M. Hartley-Mr. Becket to Miss Charge-At Hartshead, Mr. C. Sharp to Miss F. Holmfield-At Howden, the Rev. R. Spofforth to Mrs. Clark-At Wakefield, Mr. S. Holdsworth to Miss Holdsworth -C. Smith, esq. to Miss F. Zeale-At Worsbro', Mr. G. Depledge to Miss A. Fletcher-At Knares borough, the Rev. W. Levett to Miss S. Sheepshanks-At Halifax, the Rev. J. Preston to Miss À. Appleyard-At Bolton upon Swale, J.Watson, esq. to Miss M. Stainsby-At Scarborough, the Rev. G. Almond to Miss G. Smith-Mr. C. Smith to Miss Collyer, of Ripon. Died At Hull, Mr. Eastwood-J. Spencer, esq.-Mrs. Lock-At Leeds, Mr. R. StephensonMrs. Fretwell-At Northallerton, Mrs. A. WoodAt Wakefield, Mrs. M Oakland-Mrs. Barber-Mrs. King-At Royd's Hall, J. Dawson, esq.-At Bradford, Mrs. Muff-At Sowerby, Mr. J. Leife-At Doncaster, J. Fenton, esq-At Huddersfield, Mrs. Horsfall, 87-At Sheffield, Mr. W. Mitchell-At Pontefract, Miss Lindlay-At Keighley, Mr. T. Corlass-At Selby, Mr. C. Hopkins, 78-At Harehill, near Rochdale, Mr. S. Newall-At Howden, Miss Lister-At Halifax, Mrs. Turner-At Scarbo rough, the Rev. Mr. Sykes-At the Louse of his brother-in-law, Morley, Mr. R.Hurst, proprietor and publisher of the Wakefield and Halifax Journal. Through life by his family he was loved, by his friends esteemed, and by his acquaintance respected; and his death will by all be proportionably lamented. He was the second son of the Rev. R. Harris Hurst, rector of Newton Blossomville, Bucks. WALES. berts-At Old Radnor, Mr. H. Wilding to Miss L. Lewin-J. R. Garrett, esq. of Haverfordwest, to Miss S. Warlow-At Wrexham, Mr. Lee to Miss Jones-Mr. J. Jones to Miss Edwards-At Llandinol, the Rev. W. Herbert to Miss E. Morice. Died.] The Rev. R. Jones, vicar of Lauraidr ya Mochnant-At Knighton, Mrs. Popey-At Chirk, Mr. E. Morgan-At Dol y Garn, Mr. J. Jones, 86At Aberystwith, Mrs. Jones-Mrs. Powell—At Brecon, Mrs. Jones-At Llanfair, Mrs. W. Hooper -At Pool, Montgomery, Mr. Foulkes, 87-At Tallacre, Flint, Sir P. Mostyn-At Caerhowell, W. Pugh, esq.-At Garth, J. Waters, esq. SCOTLAND. A secession has lately taken place from the Andersonian Institution, of Glasgow, and a subscrip tion been entered into for a new institution for the instruction of mechanics. Three hundred and seventy-four individuals have subscribed from half-a-guinea to a guinea each, a good library has been selected, and offers have been made, by several scientific men, of lectures and apparatus. Married.] At Slatefield House, Capt. C. M'Ar thur to Mrs. C. Wyllie-At Denbigh. T. Dickson, esq.-At Aberdeen, the Rev. W. Robertson, of Rosehill, to Miss E. A. Robertson-At Langholm, the Rev. J. Dobie to Miss J. Somerville—At Kircaldy, the Rev. E. Irving to Miss J. Martin-At Lauder, Mr. W. Lauder to Miss M. Tait-At Scoughall, Mr. P. Handyside to Miss J. BrodieAt Hamilton, Mr. J. Wingfield to Miss J. Haunch -At Edinburgh, Mr. J. Logan to Miss J. SharpLieut. H. Steele, R. N. to Miss M. Stenhouse-At Haddington, Mr. J. Gibson to Miss M. A. Somerville. Died.] At Edinburgh, J. Home, esq. of Stirstoke-Mrs. L. J. Robertson-J. Mitchell, esq.Mrs. Brotherston-Mrs. Smith-D. Robertson, esq. -Miss Paton-At Rasay House, J. Macleod, esq.At Dunse, Miss M. Stuart-Ai Montrose, Mr. G. Beattie-At Glasgow, the Rev. A. Jameson-E. Morrison, esq.-At Elsinore, Mr. W. Gowan-At Dundee, Mrs. Guild-At Aberdeen, J. Orrok, esq. -Mr. J. C. Hunter-At Roslin, Miss H. SmithAt St. Andrews, Mrs. Balfour-At Dumfries, Miss M. Lawrie At Greenock, Mr. J. Duncan-At Deuboig, Gen. N. Balfour-At Doon-fort-Mill, Mr. D. Watt, a school-fellow of Burns, and the last person baptized in "Kirk Alloway"-At Perth, Mrs. Hosack-At Nith Bank, W. Ritchie, esq. IRELAND. Married.] At Dublin, R. Darlington, esq. to Miss E. Folds-E. Pope, esq. to Miss L. Hughs-At Monkstown Church, G.Watson, esq. to Miss Stewart -At Seapoint, J. Delany, esq. to Miss C. Mahon -At Lismore, M. Seix, esq. of Kilworth, to Miss A. Boyce-At Lismolin, B. Bryan, esq. to Miss F. Armstrong-At Clonmell, W. Chaytor, esq. to Miss M. Eyre-At Limerick, H. Vereker, esq. to Miss E. Morony-At Banerama, co. Donegal, J. Chambers, esq. to Miss E. Todd-At Ennis, T. Lingard, esq. to Miss M. Kenny-At Londonderry, J. Colhoun, So-Died.] At Villa Bank, Dublin, Mrs. Hoey-At esq. to Miss E. Church. The Cymreigyddion Society offer a silver medal to the author of the best Welsh essay "on the utility of the Eisteddfodau and the Cymreigyddion Society," and also a silver medal to the author of the best awdl on the four seasons of the year; the competitors must be natives, or residents of Dyfed, or members of the Society. The Kidwelly and Carnawllon Agricultural ciety, instituted in March 1822, has given a fresh proof of its increased activity in exciting emulation among the agriculturists of the two Commotts. There appeared thirty candidates for the premiums for the best crop of turnips; and several for Mangel Wurtzel. In such institutions, South Wales appears to take the lead before her sister. Married. At Llangollen, Mr. T. Lloyd to Miss E. Jones-At Lanhadon, the Rev. W. Vernon to Miss E. Foley-At Chirk, Mr. J. Phillips to Miss Stocke-Mr. J. ones, of Minera, to Miss J. Ro Milltown, co. Kerry, Mr. J. Kennedy-At Corotdoo, Galway, R. Tigh-At Prospect, the Rev. D. Richardson-At Elphin, Mrs. Flanagan-At Summer Hill, Mr. M. Egan-At Clonmel, Mr. J. Cooper-At Fermoy, Mrs. Land-At Carrickfergus, A. Ganning, esq. 84-At Clonfineen in the county of Roscommon, the Rev. R. Prendergast-At Cork, Rev. J. Sandford-Miss Harris-At Kiltonnon, J. Molony, esq.-At Waterford, Mrs. Courtenay-At Dublin, J. M. Bliss, esq.--Miss C. A.Knox-Miss M. A. Greene-Mr. J. Norton-In Aungier-street, F. Bennet, esq.-At Moyle, B. Bunbury, esq. 73-At Callan, H. Hartley, esq.-At Ballymore, Mrs. Rathborne-At Carrick on Suir, J. Kennedy, esq. |