Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1890

January 3, 1890

DUPLESSIS-DREW - On December 31, 1889, at the residence of the bride's father, 32 Herkimer street, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Lizzie, second daughter of Mr. A. F. Drew, to L. L. Duplessis, all of this city.

January 6, 1890

THOMPSON-COCKBURN - On New Year's Eve, at the residence of John Chapman, 46 Liberty street, by Rev. R. G. Boville, Norman Thompson, to Miss Minnie Cockburn, both of this city.

January 7, 1890

WAGWOOD-SMITH - On New Year's Day, by Rev. Charles Deacon, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Robert Wagwood, to Emily, daughter of James Smith, Esq., all of East Flamborough.

January 9, 1890

HAZELL-HILLYARD - In this city, on January 8, at St. Thomas church, Horace Hazell, fifth son of W. Hazell, to Martha M. Hillyard, both of this city.

ALLAN-ZEALAND - Miss Zealand, daughter of Captain Zealand, of this city, was married yesterday afternoon to Robert Allan, merchant of Essex Centre. The wedding took place at the residence of William Vallance, Hannah street west.

January 10, 1890

KARTZMARK-MAKINS - On Wednesday, January 8, at the residence of the bride's father, 57 Locomotive street, by Rev. William J. Dey, M.A., Ferdinand Kartzmark, son of Mr. Martin Kartzmark, to Mary Bird, daughter of Edward Makins.

January 15, 1890

LATZ-STJOHN - At the residence of the bride's sister, 236 Wellington street north, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, Henry, eldest son of J. D. Latz, to Emma, third daughter of Russel St John, all of Saltfleet.

GREENSHIELDS-GOODERHAM - (Toronto) The marriage of R. A. E. Greenshields, of Montreal to Miss Maud A., daughter of a. T. Gooderham, took place at All Saints Church, here, to-day. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A, H. Baldwin...

January 17, 1890

BLACHFORD-METHERELL - At St. Stephen's Church, Strabane, Ontario, by the Right Rev. Charles Hamilton, D.D., L.L.D., late bishop of Niagara, on January 15, 1890, the Rev. W. R. Blachford, incumbent of St. Stephen's, to Georgina, second daughter of George Metherell, M.D., Preston, Ontario.

January 21, 1890

FARROW-FLOCK - At the Church of St. Matthew, on January 20, by the Rev. Thomas Geoghagan, E. Herbert Farrow, of Stratford, to Edith Bell, youngest daughter of C. W. Flock, M.D., of this city.

January 22, 1890

PTOLEMY-MCMONIES - The marriage of Miss Mary McMonies to Capt. W. H. Ptolemy, 77th Battalion of Wentworth county, was celebrated on Wednesday, January 15, at five o'clock at the residence of the bride's father, James McMonies, Omaha, Neb. The affair was a quiet one, only the relatives in the state and a few intimate friends being present. The happy couple will be at their home, Stony Creek, after January 27.

January 23, 1890

IRWIN-INKSON - On Wednesday, January 22, 1890, at the residence of J. P. McLeod, No 45 Bay street north, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, D. D., Minnie B. Inkson, youngest daughter of the late William Inkson, to Robert Irwin.

SMITH-BROWN - Yesterday another pleasant event occurred in the union of Miss Catherine Mary Brown, daughter of Adam Brown, M.P. the popular member for Hamilton, and Ernest Brown Smith, of London. The affair took place in the Church of the Ascension yesterday afternoon in the presence of an exceedingly large and fashionable gathering of guests and spectators. The marriage ceremony was performed by Dean Carmichael of Montreal, the former rector of the Ascension, assisted by Bishop Hamilton and Rev. E. P. Crawford...

January 25, 1890

DENT-PEPPER - At the residence of the bride's father, on January 22, by the Rev. John Pepper, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev. George Ferguson, John Dent, to Esther, only daughter of Edward Pepper, Esq., all of East Flamborough.

January 29, 1890

ELLIOT-JARVIS - (Waterdown) On Wednesday, Thomas Elliott was Untied in marriage to Alberta Victoria, eldest daughter of Charles Jarvis, by Rev. R. Burns, Ph.B., Miss Fox, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid, and James Jarvis, brother of the bride acted as groomsman.

COLBRAN-HARVEY - A large concouse of ladies with a sprinkling of the sterner sex, gathered in Christ Church Cathedral before 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon which the hour fixed for the marriage of Miss Mary Gourlay Harvey, daughter of the late William Harvey, to O. Sydney Colbran, of Burlington... The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. M. Bland, rector of the cathedral...

January 31, 1890

MCLAREN-MILLS - At the residence of the bride's parents, 475 Princess avenue, London, on January 29, by the Rev. James Ballentine, M.A., J. A. McLaren, of this city, to Annie Gait Mills, eldest daughter of John Mills, Esq.

February 6, 1890

HARKINS-MURPHY - In this city, on February 5, at St. Patrick's church, by the Rev. Chancellor Craven, John A. Harkins, of the Toronto "Saturday Night", to Lizzie, daughter of William Murphy, of this city.

SIMON-JACOBS - At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon a large number of guests assembled at the residence of Mrs. Herman Levy, James street south, to witness the nuptials of Adolph Simon, of Cincinnati, formerly of Hamilton, to Miss Minnie Jacobs, of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Birkenthal who delivered an elequent address to the young couple.

February 7, 1890

BROUGHTON-HAMMILL - In this city, on February 5, by the Rev. G. A. Mitchell, J. N. Broughton, of Rico, Colorado, to Zella A., daughter of E. E. Hammill, of this city.

February 10, 1890

MANARY-AIKIN - By the Rev. E. Lounsbury, on February 5, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Charles Manary, to Mahala, daughter of Samuel Aikin, Esq., of the township of Glanford.

February 13, 1890

O'RILEY-MARTER - At the residence of the bride's father, mountain top, Hamilton, by the Rev. C. R. Lee, M.A., of Holy Trinity church, Mr. Frank O'Riley, of Simcoe, to Ida, only daughter of John W. Marter, Esq., of Barton, and sister of F. G. Marter, Esq., of Toronto, M.P.P. for Muskoka district.

February 14, 1890

GIBSON-COOPER - In this city, on February 12, by Rev. George Forneret, James Gibson, Esq., merchant of Winnipeg, to Isabella C. Cooper, eldest daughter of R. S. Cooper, grocer, Hamilton.

February 19, 1890

MORRISON-BAKER - (Waterdown) On Wednesday, February 12, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the quiet home of John Baker, of Baksville, was the scene of festive joy, the occasion being the marriage of their daughter, Isabella, to James E. Morrison, of Toronto. The bride was assisted by Miss Jennie McDougall of Hamilton, and the groom by W. Alexander Vernon of Toronto. The presents were numerous and handsome. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert Burns.

February 20, 1890

ODELL-NICHOL - On February 19, at 139 Herkimer street, Hamilton, by the Rev. R. J. Elliott, Mr. Amos Odell, of Virden, Manitoba, to Miss Minnie, youngest daughter of Mr. Robert and the late Isabella Nichol, of Binbrook.

February 21, 1890

BLACK-GRAINGER - Miss Ada Grainger, second daughter of Robert Grainger, of Locust Lawn, Stony Creek, was married on Wednesday to Arthur C. Black, of Quincey, North Dakota. Rev. James Dyer performed the ceremony...

February 22, 1890

GREER-MCALLISTER - At the residence of the bride's father, 166 Macnab street north, on February 20, by the Rev. Mungo Fruser, D.D., A. B. Greer, of London, to Annie S., only daughter of John J. McAllister, of this city.

February 25, 1890

LAVERY-HAWKES - On February 21, at Broadway Tabernacle, Toronto, by the Rev. Dr. Parker, Mr. William Lavery, of Chicago, to Miss Minnie Hawkes, of Hamilton.

February 27, 1890

BORTHWICK-MCMICKING - (Dundas) Adam J. Borthwick and Miss Barbara McMicking were married last night at the residence of the bride's father, James McMicking. Rev. Dr. Laing performed the ceremony. After the company had partaken of a sumptuous wedding supper, the newly-wedded pair drove to Hamilton to take the train to Toronto where they will reside.

March 1, 1890

TOSSELL-LAIDMAN - On February 26, by Rev. J. P. Bell, at the residence of the bride's father, Binbrook, John Wesley Tossell, of Binbrook, to Miss Mary C. Laidman, of the same place.

GREEN-JACKSON - (Abingdon) The residence of John A. Jackson, Sunny Brae Farm, was the scene of a pleasant affair on February 25, it being the occasion of the marriage of his eldest daughter, Annie, to W. A. Green, of Abingdon. Guests to the number of eighty were present and the nuptial knot was tied by Rev. J. W. Penman of Blackheath...

March 4, 1890

BETCONE-STERNE - In this city, on March 1, by the Rev. J. S. Ross, Donald S. Betcone, to Mary A., youngest daughter of the late Thomas Sterne, all of this city.

March 7, 1890

WOLFKILL-MARSHALL - At the James Street Baptist Church, on March 6, by Rev. R. G. Boville, M.A., B.D., Charles D. Wolfkill, to Margaret Olivia, daughter of William Marshall, Esq., all of this city.

STRONGMAN-THOMPSON - At the residence of the bride's father, 145 Hess street north, on March 5, by the Rev. A. Mitchell, William Strongman, to Mary J., only daughter of W. H. Thompson.

March 10, 1890

WILCOX-TEEPLE - (Waterdown) On February 18, Richard Wilcox of Hamilton was united in marriage by Rev. R. Burns to Jane, daughter of Christopher Teeple. Harry Wilcox, brother to the groom, and Nettle Teeple, sister of the bride, assisted.

March 25, 1890

JARVIS-DANDY - At the residence of the bride's father, on February 12, by the Rev. John May, Miles O'Reilly Jarvis, Esq., lately of Hamilton, Ontario, now of Deloraine, Manitoba, only son of the late Charles Herbert Jarvis, Esq., barrister, to Edith Esther, eldest daughter of James Dandy, Esq., of Emerald Hill.

March 26, 1890

FINKLE-HOPKINS - At 71 Beaconsfield avenue, Toronto, on March 25, by Rev. J. Alexander, pastor of Dovercourt Road Baptist Church, Miss May Hopkins, daughter of R. Hopkins, Esq., Springmount, Barton, to Mr. Wilmott Finkle, Belleville.

April 9, 1890

ROBERTSON-BROWNE - In this city, on Tuesday, April 8, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. E. P. Crawford, Harry H. Robertson, barrister, to Edith, youngest daughter of Edward Browne, Esq.

April 10, 1890

JONES-ROACH - Ladies dearly love a pretty wedding and they gathered in great numbers at Christ Church Cathedral yesterday afternoon to see one...The contracting parties were Miss Clara Roach, daughter of George Roach, of this city, and Charles Alfred Jones, of Boston, a travelling representative of the H. L. Judd manufacturing company of New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia... Rev. E. M. Bland, rector of the Cathedral, was assisted in the marriage service by Rev. Rural Dean Forneret...

April 11, 1890

COLBECK-SWANN - On April 9, at St. Cuthbert's Church, Bedlington, Northumberland, by the Rev. Canon Whitley, Henry Colbeck, Esq., High Weetslade, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Robert Swarm, Esq., Millbank and Hirst Head, Burlington, Northumberland.

DUNNFORD-DENISON; NATTRESS-DENISON - (Toronto) St. Ann's Church was very prettily decorated this afternoon in honour of the marriage of Miss Anne and Miss Julia Denison, daughters of Lieut-Col G. Denison, P.M. Rev. Mr. Ballard performed the ceremony which united Miss Denison to H. Dunnford of the Bank of Commerce, and Miss Julia Denison to Mr. Nattress of Carlton street. A large number of friends attended the ceremonies...

April 12, 1890

BEGG-LEES - On April 3, At the residence of the bride's parents, Waterdown, by the Rev. R. Burns, Andrew Begg, of Hamilton, to Miss Mary Lees.

April 15, 1890

ROY-AUDETTE - (Ottawa) The marriage of Henri Roy of the Secretary of State Department, to Miss Gorinna Audette took place this morning at the chapel of the University where a large number of friends of the contracting parties had assembled. The bride was given away by L. A. Audette, registrar of the exchequer court, and Captain Roy, father of the groom.

PARSON-MCCAUSLAND; MACDONALD-MILLIGAN (Toronto) Two fashionable weddings took place here to-day. Miss McCausland, daughter of a well known stained glass and wall paper merchant, was married to Charles Parson, a popular traveller. Miss Milligan, daughter of Rev. G. M. Milligan, a prominent Presbyterian minister of old St. Andrew's church, was married to John F. Macdonald, son of the late Senator John Macdonald, and partner of the well known wholesale drygoods firm of John Macdonald & Co.

April 17, 1890

BROWN-CRERAR - At the Central Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, April 16, by the Rev. S. Lyle, B.D., George McLaren Brown, of Vancouver, B.C., son of Adam Brown, Esq., M.P., to Eleanor Graham, eldest daughter of John Crerar, Esq., Q.C., and granddaughter of the late Hon. Adam Hope, Senator of the Dominion.

April 18, 1890

DOLMAN-MACARTIE - On April 17, at St. Luke's Church, by Rev. William Massey, M.A., Maggie, second daughter of William Macartie, Esq., Bay street north, to Samuel Dolman.

WRIGHT-CRAIG - At the residence of the bride's father, 14 John street, Toronto, on the 16th instant, by Rev. G. Tolmie, assisted by Rev. Dr. Parsons, Harry G. Wright, of this city, to Kate, youngest daughter of George Craig, Esq.

ANGERS-HAMELL - (Quebec) Hon. A. B. Angers, lieutenant-governor, and Madame Alphonse Hamell, nee Lamoine, were married this morning in the church at Sillery by Rev. Curé Casgrain. The ceremony was private, none but the brothers and sisters of the bride and groom being present. The bride was given away by her brother, Gaspard Lemoine and Panet Angers acted as best man for the groom.

April 21, 1890

CURRIE-HUNTER - On Wednesday, April 18, at the residence of William H. Hager, Esq., Palermo, by the Rev. John Stewart, George Currie, Esq., of Freelton, County of Wentworth, to Mrs. Margaret Hunter, of Palermo, County of Halton.

THORBURN-WILLSON - At St. Mark's Church, San Antonio, Texas, on April 7, by the Very Rev. Dean Richardson, J. W. Thorburn, of Wavertree Ranch, Sabina, eldest son of J. Thorburn, Liverpool, England, to Maude, youngest daughter of the late J. Wellesley Willson, and grand-daughter of the late Hon. John Willson, Oak Grove, Winona, Ontario.

April 22, 1890

SCHULTZ-BERRY - (Kingston) On Saturday evening Fred Schultz of Odessa was married to Lillie Berry, the 15-year-old daughter of a Kingstonian. A few hours after the wedding the groom was arrested on a warrant charging him with perjury on having made an affidavit before the licence issuer that the parents of his intended had given their consent to the marriage. He spent Sunday in the cells. When the roll was called at the police court this morning the bride and groom answered to their names. On the way from the cells to the court the bride clung affectionately to the arm of her husband. The friends of the contracting parties were present with their counsel. Mr. Snook appeared for Mrs. Berry and Mr. McIntyre for the groom.

While the newly-wedded couple stood waiting for the case to proceed, the lawyers and the magistrate had a private conference which was highly interesting. After looking into the particulars of the case, they came to the conclusion that to allow the young couple to go their way in peace would be the most fitting end to the whole affair. The couple left for Ernestown this afternoon.

BATES-FLAHERTY; BRACE-FLAHERTY - (Halifax) Two sisters named Grace and Lois Flaherty, aged seventeen and sixteen, daughters of Robert Flaherty, slipped out of their father's house last night and repaired to the residence of a clergyman with two boys named Bates and Brace where they were married. Bates is eighteen years old and the other lad seventeen. The girls afterward informed their parents of the marriage and were taken back home but without the companionship of their husbands.

April 26, 1890

MOORE-BOOKER - In this city, on April 24, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Henry, youngest son of W. F. Moore, Esq., to Sophia, Daughter of W. D. Booker, Esq., all of this city.

BRYCE-LITTLEHALES - In this city, on April 24, by the Rev. Dr. Fraser, John, eldest son of Robert Bryce, to Lillie, youngest daughter of John Littlehales, all of this city.

April 30, 1890

HODGINS-PATTERSON - (Ottawa) The marriage of George S. Hodgins of Toronto, son of Dr. Hodgins, late deputy minister of education, and brother of Major Hodgins, to Miss Sarah Patterson, youngest daughter of Judge Patterson, was celebrated yesterday. The ceremony, which was of a very quiet nature, was performed by Rev. W. T. Herridge of St. Andrew's church, in the house of the bride's father, Argyle avenue, Stewarton.

May 12, 1890

NORTON-PERKINS - At the residence of Mr. W. Norton, on May 7, by the Rev. William P. Walker, Mr. John S. Norton, to Maud Ella, daughter of the late William Perkins, Tweedside, all of Saltfleet.

SPRINGER-BOWMAN - At 106 Queen street south, on April 30, by the Rev. J. S. Ross, M.A., Moses Springer, sheriff of Waterloo, ex-M.P.P.. to Sophia, widow of the late D. Bowman, barrister.

May 16, 1890

DICKSON-MORTON - In this city, on May 14, at the residence of the bride's mother, King street west, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Charles A. Dickson, of Thessalon, publisher of the "Algoma Advocate", to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late William Morton.

MILNE-COOK - A quiet wedding occurred yesterday at the residence of the Misses Cook, mountain brow. Miss Alice Cook, a very estimable young lady, well known and liked in Hamilton and an active member of Macnab Street Presbyterian Church, was married to Rev. James Milne, B.A., of Mansewood, Halton county. Only relatives of the bride and groom witnessed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Milne departed in the afternoon for New York.

May 20, 1890

MERRICK-MACDONALD - Married at Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, by Rev. James Simms, Maggie MacPherson, youngest daughter of Joseph Macdonald, Paisley, Ontario, to Charles L., only son of G. H. Merrick, Austin, Minnesota.

May 28, 1890

BROWN-MOWAT - On May 22, by Rev. Dr. Laidlaw, Joseph Brown, to Jeannie, only daughter of A. Mowat, of this city.

May 30, 1890

PEACE-WALLER - In Bartonville, on 27th instant, by Rev. F. E. Howitt, assisted by Rev. John G. Waller, cousin of the bride, James Peace, to --- , only daughter of William Waller, all of

Bartonville.

May 31, 1890

BROWN-BRITT - (Detroit) A quiet wedding took place Saturday morning at No 532 Third Avenue, the home of the bride's father, when Miss Millie Britt, youngest daughter of Edward Britt, was married to W. G. Brown, son of the late Thomas Brown. The bride was attended by Miss Florence Slocum and the groom by Will Britt of Toronto. After the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Dr. Henderson of the Woodward Avenue Baptist Church, the bridal party drove to the Cadillac where the wedding breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Brown left on the noon train for the east and after a short trip will take up their residence in Toronto.

June 2, 1890

STARK-ROBINSON - On Saturday, at St. Andrew's church, Rochester, N.Y., by the Rev. Charles G. Snepp, assistant rector, William Geddes Stark, M.D., of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, to Cornelia Louise, daughter of the late Jonathan Robinson.

June 3, 1890

WHITE-HODGINS - Dr. James White was married last evening very quietly and without any display to Miss Frances Hodgins, an estimable young lady of this city. The marriage took place at eight o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Hodgins's mother and was witnessed only by the relatives of the bride and groom. Rev. Dr. Fraser married them. J. W. Nesbitt, Q.C., was groomsman snd Miss Bain, bridesmaid...

June 4, 1890

HAYES-SULLIVAN - Matthew Hayes, hackman, was married yesterday in St. Mary's Cathedral by Rev. Father Hinchey to Miss Sullivan of Caroline street north.

June 5, 1890

MOSEY-HARRISON - A very pleasing ceremony took place at All Saints Church. It was the marriage of Miss Frances J. Harrison, daughter of the late F. L. Harrison, to W. R. Mosey, of Toronto. W. Meredith of Toronto was the best man and Miss Laura Dodman assisted the bride. Rev. George E. Forneret was the officiating clergyman...

June 6, 1890

EYDT-MCKEIVY - At the Gore Street parsonage, on Wednesday, June 4, by the Rev. John Pickering, A. John Eydt, to Miss Kate McKeIvy, both of this city.

FEARMAN-MCPHIE - In this city, on June 4, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. Dr. Fletcher, William J. Fearman, son of F. W. Fearman, Esq., to Evalina, eldest daughter of Donald McPhie, Esq.

June 7, 1890

KNAPMAN-GOULD - On Wednesday, June 4, at the residence of the bride's father, First Avenue, Uxbridge, by the Rev. E. Cockburn, of Paris, uncle of the bride, assisted by Rev. Mr. Hannah, John S. Knapman, of the Bell Telephone Company of this city, to Miss Annie A. Gould, eldest daughter of Joseph E. Gould, Esq.

BALDWIN-MARTIN - At Christ Church Cathedral, on June 5, in the presence of the Lord Bishop of Niagara, by the Rev. R. T. Nichol assisted by Rev. Canon Sutherland, Lawrence Hayden Baldwin, Esq. barrister, Toronto, son of the late W. A. Baldwin. Esq., of Mashquotch, Toronto, to Ethel Mary Sylvia, eldest daughter of Edward Martin, Esq., Q.C., of Ballinahinch, Hamilton.

OVEREND-MCCLEMENT - The residence of John McClement, Glanford, was the scene of a very pleasant gathering of relatives and friends, on Wednesday afternoon, June 4, to witness the marriage of his daughter, Jennie, to E. T. Overend, of the Kingston Business College. Miss Maggie Overend, sister of the groom, acted as bridesmaid, and W. M. McClement, brother of the bride, supported the groom. Rev. J. Mooney of Cainsville conducted the ceremony...

June 11, 1890

MCKERLIE-MORROW - In this city, on June 10, at the residence of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Sinclair, 36 Grove street, by Rev. Dr. Fraser, Jennie W. Morrow, to Frank M. McKerlie, both of this city.

BOOKER-COLEMAN - On June 10, at the residence of the bride's father, 27 Caroline street south, Albert H. Booker, to Elizabeth Frances, second daughter of R. Coleman.

SHERWOOD-GAGE - By Rev. J. P. Bell, on June 4, at Maple Hill, Binbrook, Mr. Robert Sherwood, of Milton, to Miss Minnie Almar Gage, of Binbrook.

June 12, 1890

MURDOCH-ECKHARDT - At St. Alban's Church, Beamsville, on June 10 by Rev. F. C. Piper, Andrew Murdoch, of Hamilton, to Ella May, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Eckhardt, of Jordan.

BULLOCK-SMITH - On Tuesday, June 10, at the residence of the bride's father, 405 Barton street, by Rev. James Murray, B.A., B. D., Katie M., third daughter of George B. Smith, Esq., to George H. Bullock, youngest son of William Bullock, of Bullock' Corners, Flamborough.

MCINTYRE-RICHARDSON - At the residence of the bride's father, King street west, by the Rev. G. A. Mitchell, B.A., Mr. Thomas D. McIntyre, of London, to Miss Annie L. Richardson, eldest daughter of Mr. M. Richardson, of this city.

KELLNER-BOMMERER - In this city, on Tuesday, June 10, in St. Paul's German Lutheran church, Hamilton, by the Rev. E. Huffman Edward C. Kellner, eldest son of John and Mary Kellner, to Katie, second daughter of Michael and Babbetta Bommerer, of Germany.

June 13, 1890

MCLACHLAN-JARVIS - At the residence of the bride's brother, 46 King street east, on June 4, by the Rev. W. B. Curran, James C. McLachlan, of Toronto, to Miss Sarah E. Jarvis, this city.

LYNCH-STAUNTON-BLAKE - On June 3, at the residence of the bride's brother, Deer Horton Ranch, Alberta, Western Territories, by the Rev. Father Foley, G.M.I., Alfred Hardwick Lynch-Staunton, second son of F. H. Lynch-Staunton, of Hamilton, to Sara Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Blake, of Cragg Castle, County Galway.

June 14, 1890

LEE-PATTON - At the residence of the bride's mother, 45 West avenue south, Hamilton, on Thursday, June 13, by Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, L.L.D., Lyman Lee, barrister-at-law, to Georgie, youngest daughter of the late George Patton. No cards.

VOELKER-RICHMOND - On Thursday, June 13, at the residence of the bride's father, 274 Cannon street east, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, of St. Catharines, Charles Voelker, to Lizzie, daughter of George Richmond, all of this city.

June 19, 1890

LEIGHTON-MERRICK - (Toronto) At St. Michael's Cathedral this afternoon Miss Mollie Merrick, daughter of the late Jeremiah Merrick, sheriff of L'Original,was married to D. B. Leighton, formerly of Winnipeg. Archdeacon Walsh, assisted by Vicar-General Laurent and Rev. Deacon Harris, performed the ceremony.

June 21, 1890

PTOLEMY-ROBERTSON - At Burnside House, East Seneca, the house of the bride's mother, on Wednesday, June 18, by the Rev. J. W. Penman, assisted by the Rev. W. P. Walker, Arthur C. Ptolemy, son of Roger H. Ptolemy, Esq., of Tapleytown, to Isa Robertson, eldest daughter of Mrs. Robertson, and grand-daughter of William Brown, Esq., of East Seneca.

WALKER-ROE - On June 19, at Bethel Church, Burlington Beach, by Rev. Canon Curran, James Paris Walker, of Chicago, U.S., to Mabel Julia Spafford, youngest daughter of the late John Ardagh Roe, of London, Ontario.

June 24, 1890

WATERBERRY-ARMSTRONG - On June 18, at the parsonage, by Rev. J. Pickering, George N. Waterberry, to Nellie Armstrong, all of Saltfleet.

June 26, 1890

KILGOUR-PECOVER - William Kilgour was married yesterday by Rev. Dr. Fraser to Miss Typhena Pecover, daughter of Joseph Pecover. The wedding took place at Knox Church and was attended by a few friends of the contracting parties. Thomas A. Kilgour was best man. Miss Mabel Pecover, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.

WEIR-SKEAD - (Ottawa) This morning Arthur Weir was wedded to Miss Louise Skead of this city. Mr. Weir was formerly the parliamentary correspondent of the "Montreal Star" and he is the author of several poems.

WODEHOUSE-WILLSON - At Thomas Willson's residence, 39 Tisdale street last evening, was celebrated the marriage of his daughter, Miss Annie, to R. F. Wodehouse, son of A. Wodehouse of this city. Rev. Mr. Fletcher performed the interesting ceremony in the presence of a very large number of relatives and friends...

June 30, 1890

BIRNINGHAM-KRAFT - At St. Luke's Church, San Francisco, on June 18, by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Joseph E. Birningham, to Lillie, third daughter of E. L. Kraft, of this city.

FRANK-MERZ - At Rochester, on June 26, by the Rev. a. Richter, Mr. Alfred Frank, youngest son of Charles Frank, Esq., of Hamilton, to Miss Kittle Merz, of Rochester.

CLAPHAM-BAWDEN - On Thursday, June 26, 1890. at 8 o'clock at the residence of the bride's father, John Bawden, brick manufacturer, by Rev. John Pickering, Miss Hannah Bawden, to Charles J. Clapham, contractor.

July 1, 1890

STEWART-SNYDER - (Abingdon) The residence of E. F. Snyder, Caistor, was the scene of a pleasant affair on Wednesday, June 25, being the occasion of the marriage of his eldest daughter, Clara, to Angus Stewart, of Beamsville. Guests consisting of relatives and friends outnumbering one hundred were present at an early hour and at 5:30 the nuptial knot was tied by Rev. E. Stringfellow, assisted by Rev. Mr. Taylor...

July 3, 1890

BELL-LYMBURNER - On June 25, by Rev. R. W. Scanlan, at the residence of the bride's father, Caistorville, Miss Jennie, only daughter of Gilman Lymburner, Esq., to Mr. William Bell, eldest son of David Bell, Esq., deputy reeve of Binbrook.

HUNT-FREETHY - In this city, on June 25, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, Frank Hunt, to Maggie Freethy, both of this city.

July 5, 1890

LOCKE-TRUSCOTT - In this city, on July 3, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. D. G. Sutherland, D.D., William F. Locke, to Etta Lilian, youngest daughter of the late James Truscott, both of this city.

PEACE-BROWNLEE - At Belleville, June 30, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. M. W. Maclean, William T. Peace, of this city, to Lizzie, youngest daughter of the late David Brownlee.

July 11, 1890

PEDLER-SALLABANKS - In this city, on the 10th instant, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. Canon Sutherland, D.D., Walter Alfred Pedler, of Gravenhurst, Ontario, to Miss Matilda Sallabanks, of London, England.

July 17, 1890

FREEMAN-CARGILL - Yesterday morning, Hillhurst, the residence of H. Cargill, M.P., Cargill, was the scene of the marriage of his daughter, Carlotta Jane, to W. F. Freeman, M.D., of Walkerton. Miss Cargill's popularity in the vicinity made the event one of interest. The officiating clergymen were Rev. Dr. James, of Walkerton and Rev. Dr. Camp, Guelph...

July 21, 1890

DUFFIELD-TRIMMER - At Bethnay tabernacle, Toronto, on July 17, by Rev. John Salmon, B.A., Thursa Trimmer, of Toronto, to Edward Duffield of this city.

July 22, 1890

MACDONALD-LAIDLAW - (Toronto) Alexander Alcorn Macdonald, third son of the Hon. John Macdonald and Annie Charity Ballantyne Laidlaw, daughter of the late railway contractor, George Laidlaw, of Balsam Lake, were married this morning in Yonge Street Methodist church by Rev. J. V. Smith, pastor of the church...

July 23, 1890

ANDERSON-BUSCOMBE - At the residence of the bride's father, 138 Inchbury street, on July 23, by the Rev. rural dean Forneret, Robert J. Anderson, to Adelaide Orvila, only daughter of Edwin B. Buscombe, all of this city.

July 25, 1890

ORR-APPLEGATH - Rev. R. G. Boville last evening officiated at the marriage of William J. Orr, assistant secretary of the Montreal Young Men's Christian Association, to Miss Fannie Applegath. The interesting event occurred at the residence of the bride's father, 253 King street west. After the usual wedding festivities the bridal party departed for the Falls whence they go by boat to Montreal. The presents were numerous.

July 26, 1890

CLARK-CLAYTON - At Tillsonburg, Ontario, on July 23, by Rev. E. C. Bosworth, G. J. Clark, of Rochester, N.Y., to Rosamond J., second daughter of J. G. Clayton, Toronto.

July 28, 1890

CLINE-MENZIES - At the house of the bride's father, Ancaster, by the Rev. W. Muir, Mr. J. M. Cline, of Cayuga, to Miss Lena Menzies, of Ancaster.

August 21, 1890

KENT-CAMPBELL - In this city, at the residence of the bride's father, on August 19, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Etta, second daughter of Walter R. Campbell, to William L. Kent, of Chicago.

August 22, 1890

HUNTER-BARBER - In Hamilton, On August 20, by the Rev. George A. Mitchell, Mr. Alfred E. Hunter, of Hamilton, to Miss Clara Barber, of Guelph.

PRATT-DODGE - On August 21, at the residence of the bride's father, Springfield, Mass., by the Rev. Ralph W. Brokaw, Frank M. Pratt, of Hamilton, to Minnie Belle, daughter of A. H. Dodge.

KOHLER-ROLLS; BEYER-ROLLS - At the residence of the brides' father, 224 Hunter street

east, on August 20, by the Rev. James Murray, John M. Kohler, of Buffalo, N.Y. to Jennie Rolls, and Frank A. Beyer, of Buffalo, N.Y., to Lizzie G. Rolls, daughters of S. S. Rolls, of this city.

August 23, 1890

ARNETT-GULLY - In this city, on Tuesday, the 19th instant, at the parsonage, by the Rev. D. G. Sutherland, G. F. Arnett, to Mary A. Gully, both of Barton.

August 27, 1890

HODGINS-NOBLE - In Christ Church Cathedral, on Tuesday, August 26, by Rev. E. M. Bland. Gilbert Hodgins, to Minnie, second daughter of William Noble, all of Hamilton.

August 30, 1890

HOPKIN-MAXWELL - In this city, on August 28, by the Rev. John Morton, at 189 Picton street east, Robert Hopkin, to Janet, daughter of Francis Maxwell.

September 2, 1890

KEENAN-SWEET - (Montreal) James R. Keenan of Washington was married here to-day to Miss Maud L. Sweet, eldest daughter of G. W. Sweet, the well known manager of the Windsor Hotel. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Drummond in the hotel parlour in the presence of a brilliant assemblage of guests...

September 4, 1890

FORTYE-ROPER - At Peterborough, on August 28, 1890, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. E. F. Torrance, M.A., Robert Hamilton Fortye, youngest son of the late Thomas Fortye, Esq., to Marian Elizabeth Vennor, eldest daughter of J. H. Roper, Esq., all of Peterborough.

GRAY-GELL - On September 2, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, William H. Gray, to Ettie Gell, all of this city.

September 11, 1890

JARVIS-STEWART - At All Saints Church, on Wednesday, 10th instant, by Rural Dean Forneret, assisted by the very Rev. Dean Geddes, and the Rev. A. L. Brydges, of Lakewood, N.Y., Frederick Clarence Jarvis, of Osgoode Hall, barrister-at-law, second son of the late Sheriff Jarvis of Toronto, to Mary Ethel, eldest daughter of the late Charles Stewart, of Hamilton.

NEW-PIERCEY - Yesterday there was a quiet wedding at St. Thomas church, the contracting parties being Miss Florence Piercey, sister of Rev. Charles Piercey of Sudbury and George New of Niagara Falls, N.Y. Rev. Canon Curran performed the ceremony...

STEWART-PATON - A pretty wedding took place in Beamsville on Tuesday afternoon, the contracting parties being William H. Stewart, of Hamilton, and Miss Maggie Osborne Paton, daughter of James Paton, J. P., of Beamsville. The marriage took place in the Presbyterian Church, the ceremony being performed by the pastor, Dr. Mclntyre. The groom was attended by Mr. Stewart of Hamilton and P. Osborne and Roy Henry of Beamsville, and the bride was waited on by Miss Milne of Toronto and Miss Dot Paton of Beamsville...

SCOTT-GUTHRIE - (Guelph) A very fashionable wedding took place here this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the contracting parties being Miss Jessie, eldest daughter of Donald Guthrie, Q.C., M.P.P., and James Scott, of the firm of Charles Cockshutt & Co of Toronto. The wedding was a brilliant event. Guests were present from Toronto, Hamilton, Woodstock, Brantford, and Guelph. The bride and groom left on the 4:15 train for an extended tour in the States.

September 12, 1890

WRIGHT-PHILLIPS - On Wednesday evening, Frank Wright, third son of John Wright, the King William Street stove merchant, was married to Miss Lizzie Phillips, daughter of John Phillips, Grand Trunk Railway foreman. The ceremony took place at the vestry of St. John's Church and was performed by Hon. and Rev. Mr. Moreton, the pastor...

CLARK-PIRIE - (Dundas) The residence of Mrs. George Pirie was the scene of a happy event on Wednesday evening, the occasion being the marriage of her daughter, Maggie, to the Rev. W. J. Clark of London, formerly of Dundas. The guests were mainly relatives... The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Laing, D.D., moderator of the Presbyterian body...

GILBERT-THOMPSON - On Wednesday, September 10, at Trinity Church, Bond Head, by the Rev. Rural Dean Ball, Mary Evalien, only daughter of Joseph Thompson, Esq., of Tecumseh, to William H. J. Gilbert, boot and shoe merchant of this city.

MOORE-LEWIS - On Thursday, September 11, at the residence of the bride's father, J. H. Moore, Esq., of Hamilton, to Jean F., daughter of Wellington Lewis, Esq., of Addison, Ontario.

September 13, 1890

VERNER-SANDERCOCK - At the residence of the bride's father, Magill street, on September 11, by the Rev. F. Coleman, Andrew, son of Andrew Verner of Stratford, to Mary, youngest daughter of Thomas Sandercock, of this city.

September 18, 1890

MORRIS-PARKER - At the Church of the Ascension, on September 17, by the rector, Rev. E. P. Crawford, Robert Simpson Morris, son of Edmund Morris, Toronto, and grandson of the late Hon James Morris, M.L.C. of Canada, to Jessie Corinne, only daughter of John E. Parker, of Hamilton.

PEARCE-HOARE - (Strathroy) This afternoon at St. John's Church, the nuptials of W. K. Pearce of the Dominion Bank, Toronto, and Miss Emma J. Hoare, second daughter of Dr. Hoare were dully celebrated. The officiating clergyman was Rev. L. DesBrisay. The bride vas supported by Miss Georgie Hoare and Miss Scoville, and the groom by Dr. C. W. Hoare of Walkerville and Edward Pearce...

September 20, 1890

MILLS-BRICK - On Wednesday, September 17, by the Rev. T. A. Moore, James Mills, to Tillie, eldest daughter of Thomas Brick, Esq., both of this city.

September 23, 1890

CLAPHAM-COBLEIGH - On Monday, September 22, by the Rev. Charles Cocking, late of Japan, George Clapham, to Nettie Cobleigh, both of this city.

September 27, 1890

BEVERIDGE-HANFORD - In this city, on September 24, by the Rev. Canon Curran, M.A., rector of St. Thomas church, John Beveridge to Hanna J. Hanford, all of this city.

September 30, 1890

WOLFE-JACOBS - In this city, on September 28, by the Rev. Dr. Birkenthal, Nathan Wolfe, of Detroit, Mich., to Pauline Jacobs, niece of Mrs. H. Moses, of this city.

October 2, 1890

MOFFATT-MCBRIDE - At Binbrook, on October 1, 1890, Miss Jane McBride, fourth daughter of Francis McBride, of Binbrook, to John James Moffatt, son of Mr. George Moffatt, of Turnberry, County of Huron.

LIGHTHALL-WILKES - (Montreal) W. D. Lighthall, whose name is well known in Canadian literature, was married this afternoon to Cybel C. Wilkes, grand-daughter of the late Rev. Henry Wilkes, D.D.

October 3, 1890

HALL-HAMILTON - At St. Thomas Church, Hamilton, on October 1, by Venerable Archdeacon Dixon, assisted by Canon Curran, Francis Hall, barrister-, of Guelph, to Flora Caroline, second daughter of the late Joseph Hamilton.

October 4, 1890

SWINTON-WHEELOCK - (Orangeville) Rigby Swinton of the Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton, and Miss E., youngest daughter of C. J. Wheelock, P.L.S., of this town, were united in marriage at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed at the Church of England by Rev. A. Henderson, and was witnessed by a large number of friends of the contracting parties...

October 6, 1890

SENN-YEAGER - In this city, on September 29, by Rev. E. M. Bland in Christ Church Cathedral, William Senn, to Maggie, fourth daughter of John W. Yeager, all of this city.

October 9, 1890

BINGHAM-THOMSON - At the residence of the bride's father, 148 George street, this city, on October 8, by Rev. Dr. Forneret, assisted by the Hon. and Rev. R. Moreton, G. S. Bingham, M.D., to Millie, eldest daughter of Mr. John Thomson.

MCRAE-HORNBY - At the residence of the bride's parents, John street south, on October 7, 1890, by the Hon. and Rev. R. Moreton, Ronald McRae, to Martha, daughter of William Hornby, Esq., all of this city.

October 10, 1890

SINCLAIR-RIDDLE - At the residence of the bride's father, on October 9, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, B.A., J. C. Sinclair, D.D.S., to Nellie, youngest daughter of W. E. Riddle, Esq., of St. Catharines.

FARLOW-GAGE - By Rev. J. P. Bell, on October 8, at the residence of the bride's father, Binbrook, Mr. Thomas Charles Farlow, of Trafalgar, to Miss Augusta Kate Gage, of Binbrook.

October 15, 1890

TOWNSEND-LAY - A quiet wedding took place at St. Paul's German Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon when William J. Townsend was married to Miss Polly Lay, daughter of Andrew Lay. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Hoffman. The bride was supported by Miss L. Schroeder. G. H. Townsend of Montreal was best man.

PREVOST-FRASER - (Riviere du Loup) The most fashionable wedding ever seen in this town took place at ten o'clock this morning. The bride was Miss Alice Fraser, only daughter of William Fraser, Esq., seignior of Temisconata, and the bridegroom Major Hector Prevost of Montreal, A.D.C. to his excellency the governor-General. Carpets were laid from the street to the sanctuary of the church, and in the latter candles were strung along the route from the entrance to the foot of the altar where the marriage ceremony took place. The bride is only 20 years of age and very pretty...

October 17, 1890

SUTHERLAND-NICHOLSON - At No 53 Markland street, city, at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. D. H. Fletcher, D.D., assisted by the Rev. George Sutherland, father of the groom, George F. Sutherland, of Fingal, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Donald Nicholson, Esq.

BEEKMAN-COPPLEY - At the residence of the bride's mother, 126 Victoria avenue north, this city, on October 15, by the Rev. Canon Sutherland, M.A., Robert Beekman, to Nellie, youngest daughter of the late Mr. George Hobson Coppley.

GOLDSTEIN-SCHULER - Rev. Mr. Birkenthal went to Sarnia on Wednesday to perform a wedding ceremony according to the Hebrew ritual. The bride was Miss Ettie Schuler and the bridegroom Prof. S. Lau Goldstein.

October 18, 1890

SLOANE-BERRYMAN - In Toronto, on July 8, by the Rev. Charles Fish, G. R. Sloane, of Milton, to Angeline, eldest daughter of J. E. Berryman, Esq., of Hamilton.

HOWARD-MEILER - At Pittsburgh, on October 9, W. B. Howard, to Lydia, daughter of John Meiler, Florence street, all of this city.

October 23, 1890

REYNOLDS-LOGIE - On October 22, at the residence of the bride's mother, 'Templands', Hamilton, by Rev. R. G. Laidlaw, L.L.D., Thomas Reynolds, M.D., assistant superintendent of the Hamilton asylum, to Mary Lawrence, second daughter of the late Alexander Logie, Esq., judge of the County of Wentworth.

RICHARDSON-DAVIES - (Waterdown) Miss Mary Davies, daughter of David Davies, was married to Thomas D. Richardson of Toronto on Wednesday evening.

October 24, 1890

TURNBULL-ROBERTSON - At Knox Presbyterian Church, St. Thomas, on Tuesday, October 21, by the Rev. J. Allister Murray, of London, William Turnbull of London, to Eleanora Snover, youngest daughter of Matthew Robertson, Esq., of St. Thomas.

October 25, 1890

ALLAN-ROBERTS - On October 23, 1890, at the residence of the bride's parents, 13 West avenue south, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, William Alexander Allan, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, to Alice Maud, daughter of D. E. Roberts.

ARMSTRONG-STORM - At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, F. A. Green, 18 Liberty street, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland, Mr. R. J. Armstrong of Stratford, to Nora E., youngest daughter of the late J. Storm of Woodstock.

October 28, 1890

MCNABB-INNIS - On Monday, August 11, by the Rev. Charles McKillop, B.A., Mr. D. P. McNabb, engineer Alberta Railway, only son of James McNabb of Belleville, Ontario, to Miss Isabel Innis, eldest daughter of John Innis, Esq., of Stonefield, PQ, niece of William Christie, millionaire of Toronto, cousin to the late Hon. John Hamilton of Montreal and of Bishop Charles Hamilton, of Hamilton, Ontario.

October 29, 1890

DRYDEN-O'SULLIVAN - (Campbellford) Miss Rose O'Sullivan, aged seventeen, and Charles Dryden, aged nineteen, have been keeping company for some time recently, and on Sunday last went for a drive. It has transpired to be an elopement as they drove to Stirling and were married, going thence to Desoronto, Dryden's former home. The girl is reputed to be worth some $7000 of which a farm near Toronto valued at $4000.

October 31, 1890

SIMPSON-JUDD - At the residence of the bride's parents, 4 Pine street, there were married on Wednesday, William Graham Simpson, commercial traveller, and Etta May Judd, daughter of H. W. Judd. Rev. J. S. Ross tied the knot. There were present a large number of friends of the bride's family, and guests from Toronto, Glencoe, and Lindsay. Ex-Mayor Wallace of the latter place was among the number.

November 1, 1890

MARTIN-HALL - At the residence of Mr. James Martin, 239 West avenue north, on October 30, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Emma Marval, only daughter of the late Robert Y. Hall, to Alfred J. Martin, all of this city.

November 5, 1890

SMITH-DILLABOUGH - By the Rev. John Morton, pastor of the Congregational church, corner of Hughson and Cannon streets, Thomas Henry Smith, to Alberta E. Dillabough, daughter of Dr.E. J. Dillabough, all of this city.

November 7, 1890

SHARP-HACKNEY; BINKLEY-SPRINGER - (Carlisle) There were two weddings on Wednesday, November 5, that of Mr. Sharp to Sarah, daughter of Benjamin Hackney; and of E. Binkley, to a daughter of John Springer.

November 10, 1890

MCCARDEL-DEVAN - C. A. McCardel of the Dominion Hotel was married at an early hour this morning to Miss Sarah Devan, daughter of John Devan of Dundas. The wedding took place in St. Augustine's Church, Vicar-General Heenan being the officiating clergyman. Miss Calanan of Hamilton was the bridesmaid and W. J. Hunter, also of this city, was best man. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at Mr. Devan's residence. Mr. and Mrs. McCardel have gone to New York for a wedding trip.

November 12, 1890

MOORE-MARSTON - (Caledonia) William H. Moore returned to his home on Tuesday last, bringing with him as his bride, Miss E. W. Marston, daughter of R. H. Marston, of L'Original. On the arrival of the happy couple a reception was held by Mrs. Moore, mother of the bridegroom, which was attended by several of our best citizens.

November 13, 1890

DYMOND-MELLISH - (Caledonia) Yesterday at Caledonia, A. M. Dymond, of Toronto, law clerk to the Ontario Legislature, was married to Miss Emma Mellish, eldest daughter of Rev. Rural Dean Mellish, rector of St. Paul's church, Caledonia. The marriage was solemnized by the Bishop of Niagara. C. F. Ross of Toronto acted as best man. The bride was attended by her three sisters...

November 15, 1890

LAUDER-DEWART - On Thursday, November 13, at the Simcoe Street Church parsonage, by Rev. T. A. Moore, George Lauder, to Agnes, second daughter of Mr. William Dewart, all of this city.

November 17, 1890

MCINTYRE-WAITE - On Wednesday evening, November 12, Miss Myra Waite, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Waite, formerly of Hamilton, but now residing at Brooklyn, N.Y., was united in marriage at the home of her parents, to S. A. McIntyre, of Toronto...

November 22, 1890

HODD-MCNEAL - In Chicago, on November 12, Mr. Robert Hodd, to Mrs. Ida McNeal, formerly of Hamilton.

November 25, 1890

NORTON-FORTMAN - At the residence of the bride's parents, on November 19, by the Rev. William P. Walker, Mr. Edmund Norton, to Clara, daughter of William Fortman, Esq., all of Saltfleet.

November 26, 1890

PRECIOUS-FRANKLIN - At Christ Church Cathedral, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, on November 26, G. H. Precious, to Kate Franklin, both of this city.

November 27, 1890

READE-GALLAGHER - At All Saints Church, Hamilton, on Wednesday, November 26 by the Rev. E. M. Bland, Walter H. Reade, second son of the late Capt J. F. Reade, R.N., to Annie, eldest daughter of John Gallagher, of Burlington Plains.

YEARSLEY-CHADWICK - In Stratford, on November 22, by the Rev. W. H. Hincks, LLB, Mr. Samuel Yearsley to Mrs. Elizabeth Chadwick.

TOYE-BALLENTINE - On September 2, 1890, by Rev. W. Massey, St. Luke's, Miss S. Ballentine, to James Toye, both of Hamilton

HOTRUM-COCHRANE - At St. Luke's Church, November 26, by Rev. William Massey, M.A., Helen Cochrane, Paisley, Ontario, to J. W. Hotrum, John street north, city.

December 1, 1890

IRWIN-LAVELLE - On November 29, at St. Luke's Church, by Rev. W. Massey, M.A., Catherine, daughter of Mr. John LaVelle, to James Irwin, both of Hamilton.

December 2, 1890

CORP-POLLOCK - On November 27, by Rev. John Pickering, Oliver Corp, to Margaret Maria, youngest daughter of Robert Pollock, all of North Barton.

December 3, 1890

RODINE-BURROWS In this city, on December 2, at the residence of the bride's parents, Hunter street west, by the Rev. J. S. Ross, T. G. Rodine, to Beatrice F., daughter of John C. Burrows.

December 4, 1890

EARLY-SUTTON; ZIMMERMAN-MORRIS; INGLEHART-CAMPBELL - The village of Nelson is noted for the number of weddings that have occurred here of late. No less than three young men were joined in wedlock last week William Early to Miss Sutton; Reuben Zimmerman to Miss Morris; Mr. Inglehart to Miss Campbell of Burlington.

December 10, 1890

MUNDY-MORRIS - At St. Mary's Cathedral, November 25, by the Rev. E. Brady, William A. Mundy, P.O. department, to Miss Maria Morris, both of this city.

December 11, 1890

CARPENTER-LAWRY - At the residence of the bride's father, 224 James street south, on Wednesday, December 3, by the Rev. E. P. Crawford, Frank H. Carpenter, to Mary J., eldest daughter of Thomas Lawry, Esq.

REX-WEATHERALD - On Tuesday, December 9, at St. George's Church, Goderich, by Rev. W. A. Young, rector, Herbert J. Rex, of Kola, Manitoba, formerly of York, England, to Annie Laura, eldest daughter of Thomas Weatherald, Esq., C.E., Goderich.

December 15, 1890

LAING-ROBINSON - In this city, on December 10, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, Harry T. Laing, of Sheffield, to Jennie, second daughter of Thomas Robinson of this city.

December 16, 1890

HAWLEY-BEITH - On December 3, in this city, J. Hawley, Mftr. Vez. Pil, of Rochester, N.Y., to Eleaner Herbert, widow of John Beith, Esq., of Berlin, Wis, U.S.A.

BISBY-LONG - At the residence of Mrs. I. M. Long, the bride's mother, of Farmington, Missouri, on Monday, December 15, by Rev. S. F. Buffner, Mr. G. H. Bisby, of this city, to Miss Jennie A. Long, of Farmington, Mo.

December 18, 1890

WALL-WHITBY - In Stratford, at St. James Church, by Rev. Mr. Patterson, on December 16, Mr. C. Wall, of this city, to Alice E. M. Whitby, of Stratford.

ATKINSON-WEIDRICK - (Hagersville) On Thursday afternoon the residence of Martin Weidrick was the scene of a happy gathering of friends and relatives, it being the marriage of his youngest daughter, Mary Rosanna Weidrick to William Wallace Atkinson, of Walpole. The presents received were both numerous and costly The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. H. Robertson.

December 24, 1890

CAMERON-SMYTH - On December 23, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Barton street east, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Robert Smyth, to Archie Cameron, both of this city.

December 26, 1890

CARPENTER-CLINE - On Wednesday, December 24, at Pinehurst, Winona, by Rev. Mr. Hawkey, C. N. Frank Carpenter, to Miss Etta Cline, only daughter of G. W. Cline.

TRUSCOTT-HIPKINS - At the residence of the bride's father, 168 Napier street, on December 24, Thomas Truscott, to Nellie, eldest daughter of Alfred Hipkins, all of this city.

SOUTHWELL-TIFFANY - In Chicago, on December 17, in Douglas Park M.E. Church, by Rev. Mr. Nate, Benson K. Southwell, of Hamilton, to Sylvia D. Tiffany, only daughter of the late Willis Tiffany, of Chicago.

.-..-ORN-SOUTHWELL - In this city, on December —, at the residence of the bride's parents, 232 --- avenue north, by Rev. John Pickering, W. -orn, to Ettie E., youngest daughter of W. C. Southwell, all of this city.

December 27, 1890

LISTER-DELANG - At Haverhill, Mass., on December 22, by the Rev. Dr. Kingsbury, J. E. Lister, son of Joseph Lister, Esq., Hamilton, to Nellie J., only daughter of R. D. DeLang, Esq.

ADAMS-KIRKPATRICK - On December 25, at the residence of the bride's father, James street north, by the Rev. T. Albert Moore, Joseph J. Adams, of London, to Susie H., daughter of Henry Kirkpatrick of this city.

MANNING-MCILROY - At the residence of the bride's father, Victoria avenue north, on the evening of December 25, by the Rev. Thomas Boyd, assisted by Rev. W. D. Laird, A. E. Manning, to Nellie J., eldest daughter of S. R. McIlroy, Esq.

December 30, 1890

CAMPBELL-FORD - On December 29, by Rev. J. Laird, Newton Campbell, to May Ford, both of this city.

TURNER-PRICE - On Tuesday, December 9, at the residence of the bride's father, John Turner of Clover Bar, eldest son of the late Hon. Senator Turner, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. James Price, of Bellmont.

JOHNSTONE-TRELFER - At the residence of the bride's parents, 38 Railway street, on December —, by Rev. John Pickering, John Johnstone, to Nellie Trelfer, youngest daughter of Mr. William Trelfer, all of Hamilton.

December 31, 1890

THOMPSON-PERRY - At the residence of the bride's father, 19 Bold street, on Tuesday, December 30, by the Rev. J. S. Ross, M.A., R. A. Thompson, vice-principal of Hamilton Collegiate Institute, to Addie E. C, youngest daughter of G. W. Perry. No cards.

FLATT-JOB - (Waterdown) William Flatt was married to Miss Hilda Job, on Saturday last.

SUCKLING-FARRELL - Last evening Rev. Dr. Sutherland of Wesley church had the pleasing duty to perform of uniting two young people as man and wife. The ceremony took place at the residence of Ald. Carruthers, 108 Mary street, the patriarch of Ward 6 being a relative of the bride who was Miss Vinnie V. Farrell. The bridegroom was W. Watson Suckling, inspector in the St. Catharines wheel works...