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... GENERAL NEWS. MOBTALiry and Sdicidb in tub Abmi—Exclusive of the whole of (be Bavarian troops, the tterman lost death month of January I*®* 130 men. Toat there Is something still wanting In ibe condition* of Ike Garman service to make tolerable nary the rank and file appears to indicated by tbe fact that no fewer than 22 men and officers committed euicida the courts of the single month in ...

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... Th!i Ihe Em»l ,hr ro f f l *. E.ldef, open five d.,«. exda.l,, Brtn.'d ' Impl'ment ,o,d wo, opened whell exceedlegly f.voue.ble, , e,th different oepect from lu Blooml pie,eiltsd * pierlf.n, doye, Mud wo> enjoyment, g,e to then W.dne.d.y planks. The Thuraday cinders and «me About the the different »nn to Crllele bo.dly «ny Of them Thnredey, but 820 bed enle.ed elev.n o'clock y*»r, 6000 .* ~ ...

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... LATEST NEWS. Blue Book was issued on Thursday morning, containing the text of the official despatches which have passed between the British Government and the Boers in respect the peace negotiations. As already announced a Commission to be appointed to consider the following points: Complete self-government under British suzerainty, with British Resident at Pretoria, and provision for ...

... Latest news.l affairs f > Tuesday.—A serious crisis exists in ' A Zola deputation, numbering nearly a 168 ftnd »llowers, now waiting a few Ration r an ience with the Governor. The ete *ayo' 8 » re rese the ex-King's party ; three / ,er chief rotherti ar present in person ;it also includes unn, who come to protest The de »y. tation without pass from the Resident, carp matterB m °re critical. ...

... LARCH, QUICK, AND OTHER TREES. FRUIT TREES, including Lancashire Gooseberry. &«, WHITBY BANK FOR SAVINGS Established in the Tear 1819. This Bank is open for the transaction of boslnea every Monday evening, from 7 to 8 o’clock, and every Saturday morning (for Country Depositors), from 10 11 o’clock, except on Bank Holidays. Deposits of one shilling and upwards are received, but must not exceed ...

... Dc«iELD-J the 10th inst., at the Wesleyan Chapel, Gu.sborough, Thomas Duffield, engineer, Sunderland, to Hannah, second daughter of Thomas Jenkinson, of Guisborougb. Hodgson.—Watson.—On the 13th inst., at Centenary Chapel, York, William Hodgson, of this city, to Elizabeth Watson, Richmond, this county. Parker —Wilks. —At St. Mary's Church, Boston Spa, by the Rev. J. Dodd, William, third son of ...

... of a daughter. Chaytor.—On th* 28th nit, Hall, in this county, the wife of Darley Chaytor, of son. Fit~.wti.ltam.—On the inst.in London, the Honble. Mrs. W. Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam, a son. Oeat.—On the 27th ult., at Gray's Court, the wife *f Edwin Gray, of a daughter. Milner. th* inst.. Lawn House. Clapham Park, the wife of W. Milnsr. a daughter. Norman.—On inst., at York, the wife of W. ...

... the 6th inst.. at Wensley Rectory, Yorkshire, the wife of Captain J. Edward Hunter. Royal Navy, a son. MARRIAGES. Blunt— Blyth.—On the 12th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Scarborough, by the Rev. J. A. Faithfnll, M.A., Henry R. Blunt, M.A . CM., Dewsbury, to Annie, widow of tbe late R. R. Blyth, solicitor, York. No cards. Hoi.gate.—On the Bth inst., St. Oswald's Church, Fu'ford, the Ray. ...