... undermentionled solititors one week prior to the day of sale, ALL that lreohold Family an d Coosunr-ia i HOTEL1 , known as the Queen, eltuate In Charlotte-aitreet, in Ringitonnupon-Hinll, in the occupation ot Mr. Henry White. The promises are of bold and ...

... declining to admit Socialists to their organisation. Mr. Henry George's name was hissed. SWITZERLAND. BERNE, August 9. Queen Victoria has, through Sir Francis Ottiwell Adams, the British Minister, thanked the Swiss Federal Council for the hearty expressions ...

... Miss Hnddersfield 2 Hirst, Mias Harrogate 4 Dobio, Dr, Mrs A fam Chester 4 Murchison, Miss A Miss K Loudon 3 Mrs Ravno 12 Victoria House 4 Mrs Brittain 13 Mrs Lawson 5 Miss Cooper 14 Mrs Burden ?M»Sr 1 Smith. Mrs Miss Saltburn 1 Clay, Mr C Mrs & fam Derbyshire ...

... sat on the Queen's right At th of the ceremony, which was fully chorel,the Queen kissed the bride and warmly congratulated her, while the Emperor insisted upon P»W The Royal and Imperial party then returned to the Castle, her xUajesty the Queen leaving by ...

... music. York Photographic Society.—This society has again changed its quarters, having removed from the Cumberland Hall to the Victoria Hall, and the first meeting in the new room was held on Tuesday. The members had been invited to bring their recent work ...

... Bradford, offered for sale by public auction at the Royal Hotel, Harrogate, the resi- dence known as Beechwood Villa, situate in Queens-road, Harrogate. The property, which is situate in one of the best parts of Harrogate, com- prised an area of 3 roods and ...

... Town and country. Ladies quickly suited. Engagements every day. Mrs Wilson's First-class Registry Office for Servants, 43, Queen-street, 58, Lowgate. WANTED, Servants in every capacity. Cooks, Housemaids, Generals. Kitchenmaids. Nurses, &c. ; every d*v ...

... o( Carlton-le-Mijtlsnd, the rscur fignro 1.6O0g8» Ibf Mr. r ...