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London, England, 1827-05-24 00:00:00

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And the said Minister in every such case is bereq
directed, empowered, and required to make sne,,
alterations in the printed forms fequired by laW wa-
the registrations of marriages as are specified Ow
authorized by this Act; and all marriages so to
bye
had celebrated and registered as aforesaid, shall
as valid, binding, and effectual in the law, to all
tents and purposes, as if the same had been soil;
nized according to the office of Matrimony in t
Book of Common Prayer, and no further or othef;
wise; and it shall not be necessary thereafter to gis
as evidence the delivery of such written declani:.
tion, or to prove that the said parties were Prot°
tent Dissenters of the persuasion aforesaid, in 5111);
port of the validity of any such marriage, upon 11'3ei,
occasion whatsoever, nor shall any evidence het,„.
ceived to prove the contrary in any suit touen''
the validity of such marriage.
Provided nevertheless, and be it further enoc'°
tint nothing hereinbefore contained shall operatero.
be construed, so as to annul, defeat, or alter the P. 1,4
visions of any existing law relative to the presl°o,
publication of banns or the obtaining of licenco'
any other qualifications, ceremonies, forms, or Prof
ceedings whatsoever, regnisite to the validity 4,1
marriages, except as far as the same are expNs
altered or dispensed with in this Act is the CO
aforesaid.
Provided also, and be it further enacted, that
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nothing in f
this act contained shall be construed o
as to defeat, prejudice, alter or affect the right
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the officiating parson, vicar, minister or curate, Oes,
clerk respectively, to their accustomed fees, dutlisr.
or emoluments payable upon the celebration of °et,
riages, in any of the cases provided for by this A
at
Provided also, and be it further enacted, to
this Act shall extend to England and Wale;, an
the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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And be it further enacted, that ntli
copies of this Act shall, as soon as convene- bis
may be after the passing thereof, be provided by .4
Majesty's printer, and transmitted to the officio° of
ministers of the several parishes and chapelrie.%,
"England and Wales, and the town of Berive.es
upon-Tweed respectively, one of which Cor!o,
shall be deposited and kept with the book cents 10
'the marriage register of such parish or choPeltY'
the cheat or box provided for the custody of t
Same.

Tce SCHEDULE to which this Act refers.
We, the undersigned A. B. and C. D. do het be
declare, that we are Protestant Dissenters, from,` n,Church of England, of the Unitarian persuas,
and that we are desirous of taking the benefit °;„„
certain Act, passed in the eighth veer of the red
of King George the Fourth, intituled,
for granting relief to certain persons dissenting'!;" of
the Church of England, in respect to the rniwe
celebrating Marriage."
As witness our hands, 0,
A.

BIRTH. Itif
Yesterday, at his house in Bloomsbury-square, 1-e
of J. Loeb, Esq., of a son.

On the 22d inst. Capt. J.DIED C. Lambie, late of the ng°l
Cavalry, aged 33. I,p thj''
Yesterday, in the 23d year of her age, Eliza, t'",ng"
daughter of Mr. John Riland 'Vander, of Stoke Ne-i
ton, Middlesex. A
At Walton Hall, near Liverp p
001, Thomas Leyland c);
his de
It is generally believed that he was
cease, of one million and and half of money, P
cipally in the FundFunds.ossessed at the tcnreio,
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