| 3 NOVEMBER 1837, Friday At Gunwalloe, on Tuesday last, Mr. Peter Oppy, to Miss Freeman. On the 2nd instant, at Probus, by the Rev. Robert Lampen, Mr. James Davis, of Killiow, Cornelly, to Elizabeth Vivian, second daughter of Mr. T. Faull, of Trevo[v]voe, of the former parish. 10 November 1837, Friday At Feock, on Saturday last, by the Rev. Francis Cole, Mr. Bowman, of Buckland Filleigh, Devon, to Miss Coad, of King Harry, in the former parish. On the 4th instant at the registrar's office, Truro, before the Superintendent Registrar, Mr. Nettle, of the Victoria Inn, St. Agnes, to Athelia, youngest daughter of the late Capt. Israel Pellew, of Kenwyn. On Sunday last, at Kenwyn, Mr. J. Greenwood, of Truro, to Miss J. James, of St. Agnes. On Tuesday last, at the Independent chapel, Castle street, Launceston, James Logg to Patience Gilbert. This being the first marriage which has taken place in Launceston under the New Marriage Act, we congratulate the Dissenters of that town that they now enjoy, in common with persons who attend the Established Church, the right of having the solemnities of the marriage ceremony performed in a manner most in accordance with their own views and feelings. The ceremony on the occasion was conducted by the Rev. J. Horsey, minister of the chapel, with reading suitable portions of scripture - prayer - addresses - and the declaration of the form prescribed by the act. The judicious, faithful, and serious address of Mr. Horsey produced a very deep and solemn impression on the persons mostly interested, and the assembly then present. 17 NOVEMBER 1837, Friday At Falmouth, on Tuesday the 7th instant, by the Rev. R. M. N. Usticke, Lieutanant George Pooley, R.N. of Truro, to Frances Anne, second daughter of John Bigurs, Esq., surgeon, of the former place. At Kenwyn, on Monday last, Mr. Joseph Richards, of Helston, to Miss Jane Pollard, of Truro. At Falmouth, on Tuesday, Mr. Palmer, draper, to Miss Mary Ann Treweela. On Sunday last, at Helston, Mr. Wm. Tremellin, wheelwright, Wendron, to Miss Margaret Davey, of Sennen. 24 NOVEMBER 1837, Friday On Thursday, the 16th instant, at Lankey, near Barnstaple, Mr. John Hurdon, surgeon, Launceston, to Miss Dyer, of the former place. On Wednesday last, at the Registrar's office, Liskeard, Mr. Stephens, to Miss Werry, both of the parish of St. Cleer.� This is the first marriage that has taken place at this office since the passing of the new marriage act. {end} |