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.ala uncommon Yielding fort night ago wedding took place at the Col legiate Church, under circumstances which we should suppose are without a parallel in the annals of matrimony The parties we are told, reside in the neighborhood of St.

 Georges road; and as our information goes, some weeks since the wife of the bride groom declared In company of female aequaintances, that she would give three pounds to any one who would marry her husband, and take him off her hands" "- "Will you22 cried one of the company, 'I'll do it, and without any further cere- mony, the bargain was concluded. When the husband was consulted, he expressed himself quite wiling to make the transfer of his 'stroth' to the adventurous damsel, and on the 18th ut. they proceeded to the Collegiate Church ill body, the wife off eiating as bridesmaid, and the uncle as groomsman to the happy pair. At the al- tar the self discarded wife took the ring from her finger and presented 1t to the bride- groom to place upon that of his new bride, and when the nuptial ceremony was ended, she duly paid over to her successor the three pounds which had been agreed upon as the price of her liberty, presenting the new married couple also with cart load of furniture towards the formation of new domestic establishment. Of course the peculiar circumstances of the case were not made known to the clergyman who performed the ceremony London Herald,