Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1881

January 4, 1881

NEW-CHESTER - In Montreal, on the 1st instant, by the Rev. A. H. Munroe, William New, son of the late Daniel New, Esq., of this city, to Wilhelmina, youngest daughter of John Chester, Esq. of Montreal.

January 5, 1881

PTOLEMY-HAYDN - On the 29th December, at the residence of Robert Twiss, uncle of the bride, Binbrook, by the Rev. Thomas Smith, assisted by the Rev. W. P. Walter, Henry M. Ptolemy, third son of William Ptolemy, Woodburn, to Sarah L., youngest daughter of the late T. J, Haydn, Rugby, England, and grand-daughter of the late Edward Twiss, County Kerry, Ireland.

SMITH-FARMER - On New Year's Day, at the residence of the bride's mother, No 111 John street south, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Mr. D. B. Smith, late of Michigan, U.S., to Miss Jennie R., youngest daughter of Mr. William Farmer of this city.

January 7, 1881

HARPER-CHAPPLE - On the 5th January, at Christ Church Cathedra1, by the Rev. J. G. Mockridge, Druery E., second son of the late Richard Harper, to Susie, third daughter of Thomas Chapple, Esq., all of this city.

READ-CLARKE - On the 6th instant, at West Cottage, the residence of James McKeand, Esq., uncle of the bride, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, Samuel Read, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, and Katharine, youngest daughter of the late W. I. Clarke, Esq., of Huddersfield, England.

January 12, 1881

CAULTON-CARNALL - In this city, on the 10th instant, at the residence of the bride's aunt, 139 York street by the Rev. J. W. A. Stewart, M.A., of St. Catharines, F. G, Caulton, M.D., of St. Catharines, to Betta J. Carnall, of Hamilton.

January 13, 1881

LESKI-SCHWEITIZER - (London) A Hebrew wedding takes place at the City Hall this morning between Miss Fanny Schweitzer of this city and Mr. William Leski, of Texas. There is a great rush for cards of admission.

January 14, 1881

FOREMAN-MCDONALD - At the Manse, on Wednesday, 12th instant, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, William Foreman, of Chatham, to Ellen McDonald, of this city.

BALFOUR-CLARKE - On the 13th instant, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland, M.A., Lewis Balfour, of Hamilton, to Grace, daughter of the late W. J. Clarke, Esq., Huddersfield, England.

January 17, 1881

PIM-POPHAM - At Winnipeg, Manitoba, January 4th, 1881, by the Rev. W. Ewing, B.A., at the First Congregational Church. Mr. Edward Pim, local editor of the "Daily Argus", Fargo, Dakota, U.S., to Miss Lucy C. A. Popham, fourth daughter of Henry Popham, Esq., of Montreal.

January 18, 1881

CONNELL-SERVOS - On November 25th, by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, Mr. John Joseph Connell, to Miss Margaret Ethelinda, second daughter of Mr. 'William Servos, and grand-daughter of the late Colonel D. K. Servos, all of this city.

January 21, 1881

CRASH-ANDERSON - In this city, on the 11th of December, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, George A, Crash, of Toronto, to Maggie Anderson, of this city.

January 26, 1881

NELLIGAN-MCCARTHY - In this city, on the 24th instant, by Rev. Father Heenan, Thomas Nelligan, to Miss Mary McCarthy, all of this city.

January 27, 1881

NORTH-BICKELL - On the 26th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, No 5 Inchbury street, by the Rev. J. G. Scott, Miss Lizzie A. Bickell, to Mr. Charles W. North, both of this city. No cards.

ENNIS-TAYLOR - At Pleasant Point, on the 25th instant, by the Rev. John Veale, of Bible Christian Church, Palmerston, James Ennis, of Hamilton, to Libbie, eldest daughter of A. W. Taylor, Esq., of Barton. No cards.

January 28, 1881

BAINE-DAY - In this city, on the 26th instant, by the Rev. Father Keogh, Mr. T, J. Baine, to Melly, youngest daughter of the late F. T. Day, both of this city.

CHILMAN-HARDIKER - On the 26th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Joseph Griffith, I. C. Chilman, to Margaret, eldest daughter of John Hardiker, Esq., all of Hamilton.

February 1, 1881

COLLIER-SMITH - In this city, on the 26th, by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, Edward C. Collier, to Mary, eldest daughter of Simon Smith, of Guelph.

February 4, 1881

DUGGAN-TUCKETT - At All Saints Church, in this city, on the 3rd February, by the Rev. L. DeBrisay, B.A., rector, Richard John Duggan, Esq., to Elizabeth Virginia, eldest daughter of George Tuckett, Esq., all of this city.

February 5, 1881

RYCKMAN-VANDAK - In Rochester, on the 2nd of February, by the Rev. Dr. Stone, George Bradley Ryckman, of this city, to Mary Bradley, daughter of L. C. VanDak, of Rochester.

February 10, 1881

GERRIE-WRONG - On Wednesday, February 9th, by the Rev. J. V. Smith, at the home of the Bride's parents, J. W. Gerrie, of Hamilton, to Minnie A., daughter of J. W. Wrong, Esq., Windsor, Ontario.

February 11, 1881

PIGOTT-DOLAN - On the 9th instant, at Freelton, by the Rev. Father Lillis, Mr. M. A. Pigott, to Miss M. E, Dolan, all of Hamilton.

SEALEY-FORBES - On the 9th instant, at the residence of Mr. George Forbes, brother of the bride, Mr. W, C. Sealey, merchant, son of Charles Sealey, reeve of Waterdown, to Aggie, youngest daughter of the late John Forbes, Esq., all of Waterdown.

February 12, 1881

PURVIS-FULTON - In Strabane, on the 3rd instant, at the residence of the bride’s father, by Rev. J. L. Robinson, Constable James Purvis, of Hamilton, to Martha Fulton, second daughter of James Fulton, of Strabane.

February 15, 1881

FAWCETT-BUCHANAN - On Monday a pleasant little affair came off at the residence of Mr. J. G. Buchanan, city editor of the "Times", the marriage of the gentleman's sister, Miss Amelia Buchanan to Mr. Robert Fawcett, of the "Standard", Thornbury. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. Henry Buchanan, Elgin street, this city, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Stone. Miss Carberry, of Chinguacousy, niece of the bride, Was bridesmaid, and Mr. Robert Macaulay officiated in the capacity of groomsman. A large number of friends of both the contracting parties were present and constituted a most enjoyable party. Mr. Buchanan made a capital host and the guests as comfortable as possible. The smashing weather augured happiness for the new-made family and the double life so happily inaugurated cannot fail to be a felicitous one. The happy couple left for the east in the evening to enjoy a bridal trip.

February 17, 1881

KEAN-WATT - On the 15th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, L. D. Kean, Esq., of the firm of McFarlane, Kean & Co., Emerson, Manitoba, to Maggie A., eldest daughter of John Watt, Esq., merchant, of this city.

February 18, 1881

NELLIS-JONES - On the 16th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, No 11 Charles street, by the Rev. W. W. Ross, Minnie Jones, to J. A. Nellis, London, Ontario.

DINGWALL-ALEXANDER - On the 16th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, 45 Queen street north, by the Rev. Thomas Scouler, assisted by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Mr. Donald Dingwall, of Buffalo, N.Y., to Jean, daughter of James Alexander.

February 25, 1881

TUCKETT-HOODLESS - At St. Thomas Church, on Wednesday, February 23rd, by the Rev. W. B. Curran, rector, Jennie A., eldest daughter of Joseph Hoodless, Esq., to George T. Tuckett, both of this city.

WILSON-BYRNE - At the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. G. Darragh, No 63 Jefferson avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich., on Wednesday, the 23rd instant, Frederick James Wilson, of this city, to Miss Ella Byrne, of Grand Rapids, Mich.

SUTHERLAND-IRVING - A very quiet fashionable wedding took place at the Church of the Ascension at a quarter past twelve, Thursday, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. Louis Sutherland, merchant, of Montreal, to Charlotte Berths, eldest daughter of AEmilius Irving, Q.C., of this city...

February 26, 1881

MONTGOMERY-HARDY - In Palmerston, on the 23rd instant, at the residence of A. Campbell, Esq., brother-in-law of the bride, by the Rev. J. M. Aull, Mr. William H. Montgomery, of Hamilton, to Miss Hannah, youngest daughter of the late Robert Hardy, Esq., of Scarborough.

March 2, 1881

BENNER-HARRIS - At the Church of the Ascension, on the first of March, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, S. W. Banner, of Silver Creek, Orillia, to Eliza Winifred, eldest daughter of John Harris, of this city.

March 3, 1881

RANKIN-SERVICE - By the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, at the residence of the bride's father, No 2 Duke street, on Wednesday, March 2nd, John Brown Rankin, Esq., barrister, of Chatham, Ontario, to Miss Ella Maud Service, eldest daughter of Robert Service, Esq., of Hamilton.

BLUE-WARNER - For the past few weeks the usually calm and unruffled waters of society among our most estimable coloured fellow citizens have been stirred to their utmost profundity by the anticipation of an event which was brought to a most enviable consummation this morning at the MacNab Street Baptist Church and which was nothing more than the matrimonial alliance of Mr. John Blue of Chicago with Miss Rebecca Warner of this city and till now organist of the above church. The building was filled with a very respectable audience comprising several of the most respectable coloured citizens of Hamilton. On the arrival of the bridal party, Professor Jones thundered out Mendelsohn's wedding march and other festive airs on the organ, the music reverberating through the lofty aides of the church and the imaginative spectator might fancy he saw innumerable cupids flitting through the melody-impregnated atmosphere or sitting ensconced on the gilded cornices and richly carved and ornamented Corinthian pillars of the edifice, The wedding party, on entering, passed on to the east end of the church where the pastor,

Rev. Mr. Moore, was in readiness to receive them. The bride looked very charming and was attired in a rich damascene silk dress with a handsome sweeping train, white veil, and wreath of orange blossoms, the bridesmaid, Miss Mary Warner, looking almost as fascinating in a dark slate-coloured silk, both the bride and bridesmaid carrying very handsome bouquets. The groom and groomsman, Mr. Isaiah Hale, wore the conventional swallow-tail coats, white kid gloves, and patent leather boots, and went through with the ceremony as those only can who are accustomed to move in the best society. On the whole, as the party stood before the altar, they presented a very 'distingue' and 'prononcee' appearance, and many encomiums were passed on the personal appearance of the bride and groom. The sonorous tones of the clergyman were soon heard forging those links which bind so firmly and indissolubly, and before many minutes had elapsed and ere time was given to back out by either of the contracting parties, two souls which but one short hour before had been divided were linked together and merged into one forever. After partaking of a most 'recherche' repast at the residence of the bride's mother on MacNab street the happy pair left at 2:30 for Chicago where the groom carries on a very large and extensive business.

March 5, 1881

GEDDES-GURNETT - At St. James Church, Ingersoll, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, incumbent, on Thursday, 3rd March, George William Allen Geddes, son of the Rev. J. Gamble Geddes, Dean of Niagara, of Tattafield, Kent, England, late of Hamilton, Ontario, to Clara Virginia, only daughter of the late J. G. Gurnett, Ingersoll.

March 8, 1881

FITCH-KONKLE - At Christ Church, Clifton, by the Rev. Canon S. Houston, W. Fitch, son of the late Pr. Fitch, to Martha, daughter of W. Konkle, of Grimsby.

March 11, 1881

PONTON-HANNAFORD - (Montreal) A fashionable wedding occurred at the Church of St. James the Apostle (Anglican) here to-day, the parties being Miss E. T. Hannaford, daughter of the chief engineer of the Grand Trunk Railway, and Mr. E. G. Ponton, a young lawyer of Belleville.

March 19, 1881

STUART-BROWN - At the residence of the bride's father, on the 16th instant, by the Rev. James Sleek, Frederick George, eldest son of William Stuart, Esq., to Jennie, daughter of George Brown, Esq., all of Caledonia.

April 1, 1881

JOHNSON-DOUGLAS - In this city, on the 30th March, by the Rev. Mr. Goodman, Mr. Frederick Johnson, to Miss Margaret Douglas, eldest daughter of the late Lestile Douglas.

April 7, 1881

MACFARLANE-ST DENNIS - (Montreal) A fashionable wedding occurred here to-day, the contracting parties being Mr. Ferrier Macfarlane and Miss St Dennis, daughter of Mr. Alexander St Dennis, a retired merchant of this city.

April 16, 1881

FINLAYSON-BACON - On the l4th instant, at the residence of Mrs. P. Nicholson, by the Rev. Mr. Laidlaw, James Finlayson, to Aggie, second daughter of James Bacon, Esq., Glasgow, Scotland, late of Hamilton.

April 20, 1881

PEPHER-BERNARD - (Toronto) Mr. Pepher, barrister, of Barrie, was married at St. George's Church to-day, to Miss Bernard, step-daughter of Dalton McCarthy, Q.C.

MCLEAN-MELBOURN - A fashionable and novel wedding took place on board the ferry "Breckwith" this morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Archibald McLean, of Petrolia, and Miss Louisa Melbourn, of London, Ontario. The boat was chartered for the occasion and steamed up the river blowing her whistle while the marriage ceremony was being performed. Rev. H. S. White tied the knot. The happy pair are now stopping at the Huron House in this city (Pt. Huron). Mr. McLean says he wanted some novelty about the matter and prefers a steamer to a balloon.

April 21, 1881

JOHNSON-MACDONALD - In this city, on the 19th April, at the residence of A. Jamieson, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, William C. Johnson, only son of Waldo M. Johnson, merchant, Detroit, Mich., to Flora, eldest daughter of the late David Barker Macdonald, druggist, Hamilton.

April 28, 1881

O'CALLAGHAN-MAYS - The Guelph "Herald" of Tuesday says: A fashionable wedding took place at Our Lady Church this morning, the parties being Mr. Francis O'Callaghan, Public Buildings Inspector of Hamilton, and Miss Mary Mays, daughter of Mr. James Mays, of Guelph. The ceremony was performed by Father Hamil, S.J., immediately after the reading of mass.

The groomsman was brother of the groom and the bridesmaid, Mis Mary McElderry. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends at the church.

April 29, 1881

SLEMMINGS-BIRREL - On the 28 inst., at Christ Church cathedral, Hamilton, by the Rev. H. Mockridge, B.D., Philip Slemmings of this city, to Kate Drummond, youngest daughter of the late Ralph Birrel, of London, Ont.

MARSHALL-MALLORY - On Thursday evening, April 28, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, at the residence of the bride’s father, 50 Victoria Ave. South., William Marshall Esq., of the firm of James Sutherland and Co., to Miss Julie Isabel, daughter of E. H. Mallory, Esq., all of this city.

PAYNE-ROBBINS - On the 28inst., at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. S. Lyle, Mr. Elford Garland Payne, to Miss Eva Robbins, daughter of Mr. N. B. Robbins, all of Hamilton.

April 30, 1881

PEEBLES-COULTER - In this city, on the 27^th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Lyle, Mr. Wm. Peebles, to Miss Bella Coulter, all of this city.

May 6, 1881

FOSTER-WEBBER - On Tuesday, the 3^rd May, 1881, at the residence of the bride’s father, 97 Catherine Street south, by the Rev. Leo. Gaetz, G. W. Foster, eldest son of James Foster, to Harriet Annie, second daughter of T. C. Webber Esq.

KERR-BEASLEY - On the 4^th inst., at the Church of the Redeemer, Stoney Creek, by the Rev. C. E. Whitcombe, Chas. J. Kerr, third son of John W. Kerr Esq., fishery overseer, Hellen A., eldest daughter of R. B. Beasley Esq., all of Barton.

May 9, 1881

LEGGATT-BOGARDUS - William Leggatt, Collector of Customs, was married at his residence at Clifton on Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock to Miss Mary Bogardus, by the Rev. Canon Houston M.A....

May 10, 1881

WILLIAMS-COOK - At the residence of the bride’s father, on Thursday, May 5th, by the Rev. Dr. James, Henry H. Williams, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Cook.

May 12, 1881

BARRY-TULLY - On Tuesday, St. Martin's Church, Smithville was the scene of a very fashionable gathering to witness the marriage of Miss Libbie Tully, fourth daughter of Martin Tully, Esq., leading merchant of that place, to Mr. John Barry of Hamilton, son of the well known barrister...

May 14, 1881

KIPPAX-COCKSHUTT - At Grove Farm, Brentford, May 11, were married Mary M., eldest daughter of Mr. I. Cockshutt, to Mr. George Kippax, Brantford. Quite a number were present from Toronto, and Hamilton, as well as from Brantford to participate in the festivities of the occasion...

May 17, 1881

MEEKIN-KILGOUR - On the 12th instant, by the Rev. Thomas Scouler at his private residence, 58 Jackson street west, John M. Meekin, to Miss Aggie Kilgour, both of this city.

May 18, 1881

CHEETHAM-ASKENHURST - At No 85 Hughson street south, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw. Mr. Henry Cheetham, of Titusville, Pa., to Miss Elizabeth Askenhurst, of this city, daughter of Mr. George Askenhurst, of Brampton.

May 19, 1881

WAVELL-NOLAN - At Christ Church Cathedral, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, rector, on Wednesday, May 18, 1881, Thomas Wavell of this city, to Sadie Peryse Nolan, of Peryse Park, Galway, Ireland.

GIBSON-MALLOCH - On Wednesday, the 18th instant, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, assisted by Rev. Samuel Lyle, John Morson Gibson, M.P.P., to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Judge Malloch, of Brockville.

May 21, 1881

BOICE-WILLIAMS, VIPOND-LISTER - Two recent events will be of interest to people of this city. The first occurred at Goderich on the 19th, when Edmund A. Boice of Louisville, Kentucky, youngest son of the Late W. Boice of this city, was married to Belle, daughter of Rev. Dr. Williams. The second event occurred at Woodlawn, the residence of the bride's father, on the 19th, when the Rev. W. R. Ross, assisted by the Rev. W. L. Rutledge of Toronto, brother-in-law of the bride, married George Vipond, of Vipond, McBride, & Co., Montreal, to Lillie, third daughter of Joseph Lister, of Hamilton.

May 21, 1881

DARLING-MURPHY - The St. Catharines "Journal" says: A very romantic affair took place at the Falls of Niagara on Tuesday last which shows that truth is sometimes stranger than fiction. A fine-looking man known as Dr. Harry Darling of Atlanta, Georgia, recently registered at Rosli's hotel, and after remaining a few days spending his money freely visited the Table Rock house and museum where he was equally free in his expenditures. Finally his gaze rested upon one of Mr. Davis's handsome female assistants, Miss Agnes Murphy, formerly of St. Catharines. He asked her if she would like to be married and have him for a husband. She said she would and she did. This was on Monday. Tuesday the pair went across the river and were married and are now spending the honeymoon and lots of money at the Falls.

May 27, 1881

DONALDSON-MCBRIDE - At his father's residence, on the 24th, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Francis McBride, to Mr. Alexander Donaldson, all of Binbrook.

May 28, 1881

SAYERS-DRAPER - On the 25th instant, at St. Paul's Church, Yorkville, by the Rev. T. C. DesBarres, Charles Kirkpatrick Sayers, Esq., of Hamilton, to Catherine Hellen Draper, youngest daughter of the late Judge Draper, of Kingston.

HARLEY-LESTER - (Brantford) The marriage of William Harley to Miss Lester at Burford on the 24th was the latest fashionable event around here.

May 31, 1881

JOHNSON-GILLIES - At St. Catharines, January 5th, by Rev. G. Bruce, B. A ., J. R. Johnson, Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Jennie, daughter of William Allies, Hamilton.

June 2, 1881

MARSHALL-MILLER - Mount Pleasant was stirred to its inmost centre over the marriage of Mr. Marshall, of St. Thomas, and Miss Miller, of the former place. Twas a marriage in high life.

June 3, 1881

DILLON-MEEGAN - At St. Patrick's Church, on the 1st instant, by the Rev. Father Keough, James F. Dillon, to Kate, youngest daughter of Mr. Patrick Meegan, all of this city.

June 4, 1881

INGISS-SCHAENTHALER - In Lockport, N.Y., February 7th, by the Rev. Charles Pick, George William Ingiss, of Goderich, formerly of Hamilton, to May, daughter of the late J. C. Schaenthaler, of Rochester, N.Y.

STRACHAN-FALCONER - At Hamilton, Wednesday, an event took place which we believe will be the prelude to many years of happiness for two of Kingston's most respected citizens. We refer to the marriage of Archibald Strachan and Miss Falconer. Mr. Strachan is a young and rising merchant, very popular with the young men of the city. Miss Falconer is the daughter of the late Alexander Falconer, and is known as being possessed of an estimable character and winning address. The newly wedded couple have the good wishes of all their acquaintances.

June 8, 1881

KERR-KENNEDY - A letter from New Westminster says: The following are particulars of a wedding which took place here on the 13th of May, on which occasion T. W. Kerr, who hails from Brantford, was the bridegroom and Miss E. S. Kennedy, of Georgetown, the bride. The wedding took place under somewhat peculiar circumstances. Miss Kennedy left her home in Georgetown and made the journey to British Columbia to become the wife of my friend and shopmate, Mr. Kerr. The superintendent of the factory in which we work stood as Mr. Kerr's groomsman, and quite a number of the factory boys were present to witness the solemn contract. The happy couple have now settled down to housekeeping, determined to make one another happy, and as Mr. Kerr has a good comfortable home of his own, got by his own industry, I look with great confidence to their future happiness and prosperity.

June 9, 1881

FEARMAN-ECCLESTONE - At Wesley Church, John street, by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, on Wednesday, June 8th, Frederick Chester Fearman, to Florence Mabel Ecclestone, daughter of W. T, Ecclestone, Esq., of Toronto.

BLEASDELL-WILSON - At Seaforth, on Wednesday, 1st June, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Jeffrey Hill, rector St. Thomas Church, Arthur W. Bleasdell, Hamilton,

youngest son of Rev. Canon Bleasdell, D.C.L., Trenton, to Nellie, youngest daughter of Alexander Wilson, Esq., Silver Creek, Seaforth.

DUNCAN-BAIKIE - In Galt, on the 8th instant, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. J. A. B. Dixon, assisted by the Rev. John Baikie, uncle of the bride, Mr. Henry Duncan, of Hamilton, to Marie C. Baikie, daughter of the late James Baikie. No cards.

June 10, 1881

COOK-GILMORE - On the 8th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, 54 Queen street south, by the Rev. J. G. Scott, William R. Cook, to Annie B., only daughter of Thomas Gilmore, Esq.

June 11, 1881

CRITES-BOOKER - At the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. W. A. Stewart, George A. Crites, to Helen, eldest daughter of W. D. Booker, Esq.

BUCKU-ERB - (Berlin) The marriage of Aaron Bucku of this town to Miss Mary Ann Erb, of Preston, at the home of the latter, Wednesday, was a grand affair, and the happy couple got a capital send-off.

June 14, 1881

SIMMONS-BRIDGES - In this city, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, B.D., Charles Simmons, to Marguerite Jane Bridges.

MUIR-SQUIRE - This morning, June 13th, by Mr. Stewart, Baptist minister, Mr. Thomas D. W. Muir, evangelist, to Rosine, daughter of Mr. Rowland Squires, of Stony Creek.

June 16, 1881

SMITH-PETERSON - (Berlin) Robert Smith was married on Tuesday to Miss Rebecca Peterson.

June 17, 1881

REID-ANDREWS - In this city, on the 15th instant, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. J. G. Scott, Mr. Joseph W. Reid, to Eliza Andrews, all of this city.

FLECK-BOOTH - (Ottawa) A fashionable wedding took place last evening, the contracting parties being a daughter of J. R. Booth, a prominent lumberman, and Mr. Fleck of this city.

ROBERTSON-BOND - (Montreal) A fashionable marriage which excited considerable interest took place here to-day at Christ Church cathedral, the contracting parties being Mr. Alexander Robertson, son of Mr. Andrew Robertson, president of the Harbour Board, and Miss Bond, daughter of the Bishop of Montreal. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Sullivan and Rev. Canon Baldwin, and was witnessed by an immense congregation.

June 21, 1881

MCKINTY-MCCANN - Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at St. Mary's Cathedral were married Mr. Thomas McKinty, one of Hamilton's successful grocers, and Miss McCann, daughter of Mr. John McCann, boot and shoe manufacturer, James street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Vicar General Heenan of St. Mary's Cathedral, assisted by Rev. Father Keough, of St Patrick's...

DESBRISSY-SCOVIL - (St. John, N.B.) The "Daily Sun" of the 16th instant contains the following interesting item.

There was a large gathering of relatives and friends in St. John's Church yesterday morning in honour of the marriage of Miss Ida R. M. Scovil to Rev. Lestock DesBrissy, of Hamilton, Ontario. The silken knot was tied by the Rev. G. M. Armstrong, rector of St. Mark, and at the conclusion of the ceremony, the newly wedded couple, received the most sincere congratulations and heartfelt wishes for their long life, happiness, and prosperity. The bridesmaid was a sister of the bride while the groom was attended by his brother. The couple departed by the morning train on the bridal tour, first visiting Bathurst, and thence proceeding to the Upper Province. The bride is a most charming and sprightly young lady, and the daughter of Richard C. Scovil, Esq., of the firm of W. H. Thorne & Co., while her husband is the rector of All Saints Church. Hamilton, Ontario. While the heartfelt wishes of all her friends in St. John, and their names are legion, attend the bride, a feeling of regret that her charming face and winsome presence will be missed henceforth from the coterie she has adorned so gracefully, will mingle with the felicitations.

June 23, 1881

MCMILLAN-MCKNIGHT - At Wesley Church parlour, John street, by the Rev. Leo Gaetz, on Wednesday, June 22nd, Charles G. McMillan, to Annie E, McKnight, daughter of the late George McKnight, of this city.

June 24, 1881

PARKS-ALEXANDER - On the 23rd , at the residence of the Bride's parents, 45 Queen street north, by the Rev. T. Scouler, John Parks, of Detroit, Mich., to Nellie, daughter of James Alexander, of this city.

June 25, 1881

CAMPBELL-DANCEY - On the 23rd instant, at St. John's Church, Tillsonburg, by the Rev. A. Fisher, Mr. C. F. Campbell, of Bingham, Campbell & Co, publisher of the Wiarton "Echo" Wiarton, Ontario, to Lizzie, daughter of James Dancey, Esq., of Tillsonburg.

June 30, 1881

GORDON-BURNETT - On the 28th June, at the Manse, Pictou, N.S., by the Rev. Robert Burnett, of St. Andrew's Church, Joseph Alexander Gordon, Esq., merchant, Pictou, to May, youngest daughter of the officiating clergyman.

July 5, 1881

MENZIES-TYLER - At the Manse, Binbrook, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, on the 23rd June, Mr. Andrew Menzies, Ancaster, to Miss Isabell Tyler, Binbrook.

July 8, 1881

WEBSTER-ZIMMERMAN - In the city of Hamilton, on the 7th instant, by the Rev. John Wakefield, Methodist minister, Mr. George Webster, to Miss Maggie Zimmerman, all of Hamilton.

July 14, 1881

VASSIE-PAGE - At Cavileer, Dakota Territory, on the 27th ultimo, by the Rev. A. C. Smith, Methodist missionary, Mr. Andrew Vassie, formerly of Hamilton, to Maggie, second daughter of Mr. John Page, formerly of Mitchell, Ontario.

July 15, 1881

WILKINS-ROBINSON - On Thursday, 14th instant, at the residence of her brother-in-law, Minnie Talbot, youngest daughter of the late John Robinson, Esq., C. St. Mary's, to David

Francis Henry Wilkins, B.A., Bac. App. Sci., only son of the late Rev. John Wilkins, and brother of Miss H. A. Wilkins, of this city.

July 19, 1881

VETTERI-LAHEY - In Detroit, Mich., at the parsonage of Saints Peter and Paul, on the evening of the 14th instant, by the Rev. Father Frieden, S.J., Charles A, J. Vetteri, and Ellan A. Lahey. No cards.

KENRICK-EARLY - At St. Catharines, on the 6th of July, by the Rev. W. S. Griffin, Richard Kenrick, of Nelson, to Rachel Early, of St. Catharines.

July 20, 1881

NOYES-ROY - At No 7 Duke street, on the 19th instant, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, Edward Finch Noyes, to Anna Elizabeth, daughter of the late Robert Roy.

WILSON-SMITH - On the 19th instant, at the residence of Mr. A. J. Taylor, 11 Hess street south, by the Rev. Lestock DesBrissy, James D. Wilson, to Louisa F. Smith, both of this city.

July 22, 1881

GREEN-KENNEDY - On the 20th instant, in this city, Mr. F. Green to Emily Patterson Kennedy, both of Toronto.

July 26, 1881

HUTON-KEMP - In this city, on the 25th instant, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, Charles Huton, to Miss Amanda Kemp, all of this city.

August 1, 1881

O'REILLY-NEMES - On the 12th of July, 1881, at Christ Church, Winnipeg, by the Rev. Canon J. Grisdale, B.C., incumbent, assisted by the Kev. R. T. Leslie, B.A., John O'Reilly, B.A., barrister, to Ermina, only daughter of P. Nagy Nemes, of the Kingdom of Hungary. No cards

BOYLE-PENTECOST - At Christ Church Cathedral, by the Rev. Mr. Mockridge, Mr. Arthur Boyle, druggist, to Emma Jane, eldest daughter of R. Pentecost, Esq., all of the city of Hamilton.

August 2, 1881

VANBIRCH-WAGNER - Rev. Mr. VanBirch will be married to-night to Susie, daughter of J. B. Wagner. (Toronto)

CLARKE-HALLEY - Lt. Col. Clarke, M.P.P., speaker of the local legislature, was married at Elora, Monday, to Miss Halley, of Ponsonby.

August 9, 1881

HARPER-DOHNAN - On the 14th of July, Mr. John Harper of Grimsby to Miss Ella Dohnan of this city.

August 16, 1881

MILLS-MCVICAR - On the 16th instant, by the Rev. George Brown, Methodist minister, Mr. John Joseph Mills, to Miss Ellen McVicar, niece of Mr. Joseph James, all of this city.

August 17, 1881

TOCHER-WOODHOUSE - In the 16th instant, in this city, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, Mr. William Tocher, to Annie F. Woodhouse, both of this city.

TANDY-BROWNE - In this city, at the Church of the Ascension, on the 17th August, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Thicke, Mr. George Tandy, of Milwaukee, Wis., to Augusta M., third daughter of Edward Browne, Esq., Arkledan.

HOUSE-GRANT - At Dunstone House, the home of the bride's mother on Wednesday, the 17th instant, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, B.D., W. R. House, to Eunice, sixth daughter of the late Peter Grant, Esq.

August 22, 1881

FULLER-WOOD - At Cleveland, Ohio, August 18th, 1881, by Rev. J. L. Robertson, N. A. Fuller, Esq., to Mrs. Louise Allen Wood, daughter of Hon. John W. Allen.

August 24, 1881

HARGROVE-WARK - In this city, on the 1st instant, by the Rev. John Philp, Miss Catharine Wark, to Mr. Henry Hargrove, both of this city.

COX-DAVIS - In this city, on the 24th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, Main street east, by the Rev. Mr. Scott, William Cox, formerly of Glanford, to Martha, second daughter of Archibald Davis, all of this city.

HARRIS-BAKER - On August 24th, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, George F. R. Harris, youngest son of the late J. D. Harris, Toronto, to Fannie Cole, daughter of the late Sydney B. Baker, and step-daughter of T. C. Mewburn, of this city.

August 25, 1881

WALKER-BOYER - On Wednesday, the 24th August, at the residence of the bride's father, at Beamsville, by the Rev. Mr. Burson of St. Catharines, Mr. James H. Walker, son of John S. Walker, Esq, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. M. Boyer.

LOGAN-ROBERTSON - (Montreal) The marriage of Mr. J. Logan, Lamplough, to Miss Annie Robertson, Mimico, took place at the Church of St. James the Apostle here, and was attended by a fashionable party.

August 30, 1881

MOLSON-HOY - In this city, on the 27th of August, by the Rev. J. S. Williamson, Mr. Charles S. Molson, of Addison, to Miss Mary H. Hoy, youngest daughter of H. Hoy, Esq., of this city.

September 1, 1881

BAXTER-LAWRIE - At Burlington, August 31, by the Rev. S. Lyle, James Baxter, Esq., to Mrs. Mary Lawrie, all of Hamilton.

September 2, 1881

ROBINSON-DALLAS - In this city, on the 31st of August, by the Rev. T. Scular, May Eliza Dallas, eldest daughter of Donald Dallas, of this city, to George Robinson, of Toronto, engineer.

FOULDS-JOLLEY - At Belmont House, Barton, at the residence of the bride's father, on Thursday, September 1st, by the Rev. James Carmichael, William Foulds, of Rochester, N.Y., to Sophie, second daughter of James Jolley.

September 5, 1881

JOHNSON-BURROWS - On September 1, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, Robert Johnson, to Miss Ellen Burrows, both of this city.

GOWLAND-BEATTIE - At Mr. S. Grassie's, Binbrook, on August 31, Mr. David Gowland, of Dlackheath, to Mary Ann Beattie, by Rev. W. P. Walker.

September 7, 1881

MORPHY-MALTUS - In this city, on September 6th, 1881, by the Rev. Mr. Goodman, William Morphy, to Miss Elizabeth Maltus, both of this city.

DORHAN-BEATTY - In this city, on September 6th, by the Rev. Mr. Goodman, Mr. Joseph Dorhan, to Miss Elizabeth Beatty, both of this city.

EDWARDS-COTTINGHAM - At Peterborough, on the 6th instant, by the Rev. I. W. B. Beck, D. C. Edwards, to Lucy H., daughter of the late William Cottingham, Esq., of Omemee.

MACKELCAN-DUNLOP - At St. Paul's Church, on Wednesday, 7th September| by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, Francis Mackelcan, Q.C., to Jean Mcintosh, eldest daughter of Robert Dunlop, Esq.

September 9, 1881

TAIT-MCFARLANE - On September 8th, at the residence of Mr. James McDougall, 10 MacNab street north, by the Rev. Mr. Lyle, Mr. Robert Tait, of London, to Miss Margaret McFarlane, of Hamilton.

September 10, 1881

ALLAN-EULER - In New York, on September 7th, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Leo Koenig, John Allan, formerly of this city, to Miss Katie Euler, of New York.

STOKES-MCLAREN - At the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. Canon Carmichael, assisted by the Rev. Septimus Thicke, Captain Alfred Stokes, APD, to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Mr. W. P. McLaren, Oak Bank.

September 12, 1881

WILLIAMS-MOWAT - On 26th July, by Rev. Mr. Goodman, Mr. A. Y. Williams, to Nellie, eldest daughter of John Mowat, Esq., of Chicago.

September 15, 1881

HOODLESS-HUNTER - At Roselawn, Cainsville, the residence of Seth Charlton, Esq., on Wednesday, 14th September, by the Rev. Dr. Cochrane, Addle, youngest daughter of the late D. H. Hunter, Esq., to John Hoodless, of the firm of Joseph Hoodless & Son.

MOORE-MACKINTOSH - At St. Thomas Church, Walkerton, on the 13th September, by the Rev. Mr. Shortt, Mr. David Moore, to Alice, second daughter of the late Capt. A. StL. Mackintosh, of Walkerton.

September 16, 1881

MINDS-KERR - On the 15th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, 45 Florence street, by the Rev. George Brown, Mr. Hugh Minds, to Jeannie, second daughter of Mr. George Kerr, all of this city.

DROPE-MORRIS - At Detroit, Michigan, on the 15th instant, by the Rev. E. B. Mason, Harry T. Drope, to Jennie, second daughter of William Morris, all of Hamilton, Ontario.

September 20, 1881

COLQUHOUN-GOURLAY - On Tuesday, the 20th instant, at St. Peter's Church, Barton, by his Lordship the Bishop of Niagara, assisted by the Rev. George Bull, Rural Dean, Edward A. Colquhoun, second son of the late James Colquhoun, of Woodside, Barton, to Evelyn, only daughter of the late Colonel Gourlay, of Barton Lodge, Hamilton.

September 21, 1881

MUNRO-FRANK - In this city, on the 20th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. George Brown, James M. Munro, to Lizzie, only daughter of Mr. Charles Frank, all of this city.

BROWN-MORRISON - (Toronto) This morning Rev. A. J. Broughall united in marriage at St. Stephen's Church, Miss Charlotte Morrison and Mr. Edward Betley Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown...

September 22, 1881

COCKSHUTT-SCOTT - (Toronto) To-day at noon Miss Scott, daughter of Mr. James Scott, dry goods merchant, King street, was married at her father's residence, to Mr. Cockshutt, of Cockshutt, Darling & Co, wholesale merchants, Wellington street, the bride was charmingly dressed in ecru satin and the presents were many and costly. There were over seventy guests present and the marriage passed off with great eclat.

September 23, 1881

STRATHY-GRASSETT - (Toronto) St. James Cathedral, Toronto, was a centre of attraction yesterday on the occasion of the wedding of Miss Agnes, youngest daughter of Dean Grassett, and Mr. John Alexander Strathy, manager of the Bank of Toronto, at Barrie...

September 24, 1881

WESTERN-COLLINS - On the 24th instant, at St. Thomas Church, by the Rev. W. B. Curran. Henry B. Western, son of Captain R. R. Western, R.N., to Alice Louisa Isabel, youngest daughter of R. H. Collins, Esq.

September 26, 1881

SMART-AUSTIN - On the 23rd instant, at the old parish church, Albany, N.Y., by the rector, the Rev. Walter Battershall, M.A. William Lynn Smart, of Hamilton, to Lilla, daughter of Henry Austin, of Auburn, N.Y.

September 29, 1881

MORDEN-SIFTON - On the 28th instant, by the Rev. F. B. Howard, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Joseph Colling, at the residence of the bride's father, J. W. Morden, produce and commission merchant of this city, to Becele, eldest daughter of G. W Sifton, Esq., of Masenville, London.

October 3, 1881

LEE-LUCAS - On the 26th of September, at Rock Chapel, Grimsby, by the Rev. John H. Robinson, Joel Smith Lee, of Saltfleet, to Alice Matilda Lucas, of Grimsby.

October 4, 1881

TRUMAN-MARSHALL - On the 3rd of August, by the Rev. Mr. Philip, Frank Truman, to Jennie Marshall, both of this city.

October 7, 1881

GIROUARD-BEATTIE - (Ottawa) This morning the marriage of Mr. Girouard, M.P. for Jacques Cartier, and Miss Mdie Beattie, daughter of Dr. Beattie of Cobourg, was solemnized at Bishop Dubamel's palace. The couple left this afternoon for Montreal.

October 14, 1881

ROBINSON-BROWN - On the 12th instant, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. H. G. Baldwin, Robert J. Robinson, to Elizabeth Anne Bessie, eldest daughter of the late John Brown of this city, and sister of John Brown, 93 King street east, Toronto.

October 15, 1881

BREAY-HAND - On the 13th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Lestock Des Brisay, Henry Peyton Breay, eldest son of the late Rev. Henry T. Breay, vicar of Crewkerne, England, to Mary Hand, eldest daughter of Prof. Hand, late of this city.

October 18, 1881

WILCOX-POTTS - In Kingsville, on the 12th October, County of Essex, at the residence of Dr. Drake, by the Rev. Mr. Banwell, Mr. Asa Wilcox, of Colchester Township, to Miss Matilda Potts, of Barton Township.

October 19, 1881

HAMEL-DUNCAN - At Hamilton, Ontario, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. 3 Lyle, Major Leon Charles Hamel, of Levis, Quebec, to Alice, daughter of the late Charles Duncan, Esq.

MILLER-GROVER - Mr. Edward Miller, of Woodburn, and Miss Annie Grover, of Saltfleet, were recently joined in the bonds of wedlock.

October 20, 1881

THOMSON-TURNER - At the Free Church Manse, Scotland, on the 5th instant, by the Rev. John Fairburn Greenlaw, the Rev. Robert Thomson, missionary to European Turkey, to Agnes Catherine, elder daughter of the Rev. Duncan Turner, Tealing,

October 21, 1881

VOLLICK-GUINTER - At 50 Hess street north, by the Rev. Lestock Debrisay, Mr. John Vollick, to Mrs. A. E, Guinter, daughter of Mr. John James,

BEAVIS-YOUNG - On the 20th instant, at the residence of the bride’s father, 284 York street, by the Rev. J. G. Scott, of Zion Tabernacle, Rev. H. S. Beavis, of El Paso, Ill., to Emma B., eldest daughter of Charles Young, grocer.

October 22, 1881

KING-NELSON - The marriage of H. D. King to Miss M. Nelson on Wednesday created quite a flutter in St. Catharines society.

October 25, 1881

TURNBULL-CASTLE - (Toronto) At noon Mr. John Turnbull was married to Laura, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Castle. There was a large and fashionable attendance.

October 27, 1881

SPITTAL- FLETCHER - At the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. James Fletcher, Binbrook, on the 18th, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, Mr. Robert Spittal, Seneca, to Agnes, eldest daughter of the late James Fletcher, Esq.

DORRIES-KRAFT - Last evening the German Lutheran Church was the scene of a fashionable wedding, the high contracting parties being Miss Emma, eldest daughter of Mr. Ernest Kraft, harness maker, of this city, and Mr. F, Dorries, of Buffalo. Rev. Mr. Warneke, pastor of the

church, performed the ceremony. The bridesmaids were Miss Edie Kraft, sister of the bride, and Miss Snell of Berlin. The groomsmen were Mr. Otto Kraft and Mr. Dorries, a brother of the groom...

October 28, 1881

DAVIS-SHEARSMITH - On the 27th instant, at the residence of C. H. Foster, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, C. A. Davis, to Emma Meager, youngest daughter of the late William Shearsmith, all of this city.

October 29, 1881

DORRIES-KRAFT - At St. Paul's Lutheran Church, on the 26tb instant, by the Rev. B. H. Warneke, Fred Dorries, of Buffalo, to Emma, Eldest daughter of Ernest Kraft, Esq.

JONES-MURRAY - At Arlo House, the residence of the bride's father, on the 27th instant, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, M.A., Charles J. Jones, of this city, son of the late Alpheus Jones, Esq., of Prescott, Ontario, to Alice, daughter of A. Murray, Keen., of this city.

HUSBAND-BUNTON - At Bradfors, Penn., October 26th, hy Rev. J. R. Findlay, Dr. R. J. Husband, of this city, to Maggie A., fourth daughter of the late William Bunton.

November 3, 1881

BERRY-LEFERRE - On Wednesday, the 2nd instant, by the Rev. J. Goodwin, Lottie Leferre, to William Berry, all of this city.

HARVEY-GOSS - In this city, on the 2nd instant, by the Rev. J. S. Williamson, Rosalind A., daughter of Prof. H. Goss, Union City, Pa., to James A. Harvey, of Hamilton.

November 7, 1881

BURNS-DENMARK - On the 3rd instant, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, at the residence of the bride, Mr. J. A. Burns, of Youngstown, Ohio, to Mrs. C. Denmark, widow of the late George Denmark, Yorkshire, England.

November 8, 1881

OSTEL-WALLER - On the 5th instant, by the Rev. J. Williamson, Jonathan Ostel, of Oshawa, to Miss Lucia T. Waller, of this city.

November 9, 1881

BEATTIE-LAVALLE - At Mountain View Hotel, on the 7th instant by the Rev.-Mr. Williamson, Frederick H. Beattie, of St. Catharines, to Martha Parmalee Lavalle, of this city.

November 10, 1881

WILSON-MEILOR - On the 9th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. Scott, George E. Wilson, to Annie M. Meilor, all of this city.

November 15, 1881

REID-BENNETTO - At the residence of Mrs. John Bennetto, 59 Charles street, on the 14th November, by the Rev. Mr. Philip, Mr. Hugh Reid of Montreal, to Henrietta, eldest daughter of the late John Bennetto.

November 17, 1881

ARTHUR-PRINGLE - On the 16th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Philp, Mr. John Arthur, to Miss Annie Pringle, all of this city.

November 21, 1881

MCMAHON-MCINEARNEY - In this city, on the 17th instant, at St. Marv's Cathedral, by the Rev. Father O'Leary, John McMahon, of Chicago, to Ellen A., daughter of John McInearny.

November 24, 1881

LITTHAUER-ISRAEL - Yesterday afternoon at the fashionable hour of five o' clock in the presence of a numerous company comprising the elite of the Hebrew community of this city took place the marriage of Miss Rosie Israel to Mr. George Litthauer of New York city. The ceremony which is very interesting and unique was performed at the residence of the bride's father, 154 King street east, by Rabbi Saddler of the Hamilton congregation...

December 1, 1881

MCCULLOUGH-HAMILTON - At the residence of the bride's fa the: on the 30th ultimo, by the Rev. W, H. Curran, Mr. George B. McCullough, of St. Thomas, to Jessie F., second daughter of A. Hamilton, of this city.

GALLOWAY-CAMPBELL - In this city, on the 30th ultimo, at 144 Main street west, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. G. Scott, Frederick W. Galloway, of Burlington, to Lillie, third daughter of Robert Campbell, Esq., Hamilton Pottery. No cards.

December 2, 1881

FENNELL-JACKSON - (Berlin) The marriage of Rev. Joseph Fennel1, of St. Catharines, to Elizabeth O. Jackson, of this town, caused quite a flutter among the young ladies on Wednesday.

December 3, 1881

MURRAY-HOLMES - In this city, on the 1st instant, by the Rev. Dr. James, Walter Murray, to Mary Holmes, both of this city.

December 5, 1881

KEMP-DAVEY - In this city, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. James Perrin, on the 1st instant, by the Rev. S. C. Thicke, of the Church of the Ascension, Mr. Charles Kemp, to Miss Ellen Davey, of Essex, England.

December 7, 1881

SWEET-DYER - On November 30th, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, William Thomas Sweet of Ottawa, to Ellen Agnes, eldest daughter of William Dyer.

December 12, 1881

BULL-NOTMAN - On the 24th May, at St. Luke's Church, Buffalo, by the Rev. Walter North, rector, Mary Wilson, youngest daughter of the late Col. William Notman, M.P., to George Harcourt, son of the late Hon. H. B. Bull

YOUNG-FERRIE - The marriage of Miss Emily Ferric, to Mr. H. Young, was solemnized at the residence of the bride's mother, Glenfern, Queen street, this city, this afternoon.

December 14, 1881

DOMVILLE-BARR - At the Church of the Ascension, Hamilton, Ontario, on the 14th instant, hy the Rev. Canon Carmichael, rector, Frederick James, second son of C. K. Domville Esq., G.W.R., to Lizzie Adele, only daughter of John Barr, Esq., barrister-at-law.

December 15, 1881

MANSON-RYCKMAN - On the 14th instant, at the residence of S. S. Ryckman, Esq., brother of the bride, Donald Manson, to Miss Jennie Ryckman, both of this city.

FIELD-PILKEY - On the 14th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, Brantford, hy the Rev. Dr. Cochrane, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Hay, of Scotland, C. H. Field, of this city, to Emily, eldest daughter of P. J. Pilkey.

December 22, 1881

RIDDELL-CUSNER - In this city, on the 21st instant, at St. Mark's church, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland, rector, John Ewen Riddell, to Hannah, only daughter of John Cusner, both of this city.

December 27, 1881

SHAND-NIXON - At the residence of the bride's father, Hillsdale Villa, Woodhouse, County Norfolk, on the 21st instant, by the Rev. W, B. Evans, B.A., rector and rural dean, John Shand, of Woodhouse, eldest son of W. Shand, Esq., to Mary Bertha, second daughter of R. H. Nixon, Esq.

SHAND-NIXON - At the same place and time, by the same, Charles Harvey Shand, also of Woodhouse, second son of W. Shand, Esq. to Hattie Florence, third daughter of R. H. Nixon, of Hillsdale Villa, near Renton P.O.

SCOTT-ALLAN - On the 22nd instant, by the Rev. Dr. James, Mr. William Scott, to Eleanor S., second daughter of Mr. T. S. Allan, all of this city.

WEST-CAULTON - At St. Catharines, on the 26th instant, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Dr. F. L. Caulton, by the Rev. W. L. Porter, M.A., John West, of Milwaukee, Wis., to Debbie L. Caulton, of St. Catharines.

December 28, 1881

STEVENSON-HUBBARD - At St. John's Church, Ancaster, on the 26th instant, by the Rev. W. H. Clark, B.A., incumbent, Frederick Coney Stevenson, Esq., M.P., Bradford, to Helen Lovick Moore, eldest daughter of Armigen J. Hubbard, Ancaster

ANDERSON-ROADHOUSE - At St. George's Church, Toronto, on the 22nd December, by the Rev. John Cayley, Annie, eldest daughter of Henry Roadhouse, of Toronto, conductor G.T.R., to William Anderson, of Hamilton.

December 29, 1881

REID-JONES - On the 28th of December, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. Mr. Wakefield, Angus Reid, of Chicago, to Augusta Jones, daughter of Professor Jones, of this city.

FURSDON-MORROW - On the 27th of December, by the Rev. Dr. Jones, at his residence, F. Fursdon, of Cleveland, Ohio, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late John Morrow, of this city.

KENDALL-FAGAN - On the 28th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, 22 Mutual street, by the Rev. A. H. Baldwin, Mr. Orson Branch Kendall, to Miss Lena Maud Fagan, all of Toronto.