hev. C. A. ..I/inll .Mr. William Musson. of Grantham, Lucy Ann daughter Knipe, liraceborougU, btamforu. the I'sriibChurch,Grantham, on the just, (by the Kev. K. Wot i n-°n-V''j', l New Clee), II:'. Charles Duncan ilkinbon, N«\v Clee, Grimsbv, Florence Maria Uulioek, Grantham. Bi

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Thursday. I (Before the Rev. O. Carter (chairman), A. C. Johnson and W. H. Peacock, Esqs., and the Rev. J. S. Warren.) James Branning, Irish laborer, was charged by P.c. Ward with assaulting him at Morton, on the 6th inst.—Case dismissed. Thos. Lane, of Northorpe, was charged by

A dreadful murder lias just been perpetrated at Heaga, ;. vi'iape two three miles from Belper. Derbyshire, the victim being Mary Hopkiueon. clias Mary a w> who led very dissolute life, and had only recently come out prison. Two men, named John lireeu and Wm. Thompson, are custod

Accident.—As man named Joseph Freeston was engaged at this village last week unloading h&y, whilst standing upon the raves of the cart he was suddenly thrown to the ground, owing to a movement of the horse. He was rather seriously hurt about the neck, but it is hoped he will soo

THE NEW SCHOOL AT DENSTONE, STAFFORDSHIRE. On Thursday there was very large and influential gathering of the clergy and laity at St. Chad's College, Dens tone. The institution when completed will be the same footing as those at Lancing and Hurst Pierpoint (Sussex). Canon Woodard

Wilson, D.D., assisted the Rev. P. rector), Richard Wilson, Esq.. Grantham, to Mary Hannah only daughter of the late Robert Shipman, Esq., Grantham. No cards. man.—On the 3rd inst., at St. Saviour's, Padding on, John Whitsed, late Captain Royal South Lincoln Militia, to Eliza wi

TV ff'l happening to in Grantham during the' WP.fk V- i > IV; opportunity counting the gas-lights on IV- s-hill. reckon that the very poor iiluminatio;i co-,is 4d. per lior.r, and may interesting y >:i t.. that could light the same area with the J;.-ush light at the same cost an

The Htv.'.—The melat' the " Boll," TVitham Cun/mon, Thursday, and ca;ae on to the Stain'ty Mill, a fox was fou.'d, and after « v 'iort run by fishpond wan lost in Stoke Park. Ti*> Sounds a;:ain put into the same cover, with res pit tli at a fine old dog fox was started, and a'ca

Dr. Bradley was inducted and installed Dean Westminster Tuesday, during the morning service at the Abbey. The autumn conference of the Church Association was opened ou Wednesday at Exeter Hall, London, under the presidency of Mr. L. A. Valpy. A paper was read by Dr. J. P. Flemin