... IMPORTANT ADMIRALTY ORDERS FOR CLEVELAND. A considerable portion of the orders for the orders for tbe protective deck plating for her Majesty's ships Hood. Hawke, Renown, aad Repulse, about to be constructed at Chatham and Pembroke, have been secured by Messrs. Bolckow vaughan and Co., Limited, Middlesbrough. Tneae plates, which average from lj inches to 2 inches thick, are an entirely new ...

... SCABBOROUGH AND WHITRY RAILWAY ARBITRATION. (Facie OUB OWN SUPOBTBH.) The Arbitrator between the Scarbro' and Whit by and North-Eastern Bail way Companies, Mr. Gains- ford Bruce, Q.C., ILK, sat again yesterday at the Royal Hotel, Scarbro', when Mr. Saunden, Q.C., continued his case for the local company. Kobbbt Atkinson, Jen., was called, and de- posed he was secretary to the Eastboro' Congre- ...

... BALK THIS DAY. POCKLINGTON FORTNIGHTLY STOCK SALE. MR. R. J. SCAIFE will SELL bj AUCTION. on TUESDAY, JA*. 20, 1880, A Number of Fat and Grazing BASTS, Several SHEEP. and PIGS. (From Lord Herrtesaad otber feeders.) DOG CART. Single and Double HARNESS, do. The aale will begin at Quarter to 11. ...

... GRAVE-END. A-UUVBD. — April 8 : Corcyra, Hartlepool ; Queen of th* Fleet. Sunderland ; Star, Hartlepool ; Sarah, Hartle- pool ; William Walla, Goole. B*i_K>— April 9 1 Cobden s, Middleebro' ; Mallard s, th* Tvn*. GOOLE. A-WO. — April 8 : Minerva, Ellis. London, wheat. ?? — April 8 : Altona a, Calvert, Hamburg, goods; Marianne Briggs a, Eccles, Hamburg, good*; Vegetack *, Holiiday, Londou. ...

... Like* thief at night, It steals in upon us unawares. Many persons liave pains about the cheat and sides, and sometimes in the back. They feel dull and sleepy: the mouth has bad taste, especially in the morning. A sort of sticky slime collects about the teeth. The appetite is poor, is feeling like a heavy load on the stomach; sometimes faint all-gone sensation at the pit of the stomach which ...

... HOWDENSHIRE CONSERVA- TIVE ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING AT MABKET WEIGHTOSf. Yesterday afternoon the annual meeting of tue members of the Howdeosni re Conservative Asso- ciation was held m the Public Boom, Market Weigh ton. The chair was taken by the Presi- dent. Mr. P. Salt mart he, end he was supported by Mr. A. Duncombe, M.P., Mr. G. A. Buncombe, Mr. H. &■ tour ton (chairman of the Beacon ...

... YOKK AND VICINITY. The Shebipf's BAHQtras.— The Sheriff of York (Mr. P. Matthews) has issued cards of invitation for banquets on Wednesday, the SOth of January and Friday, the lst of February, ?? Iskw Stbbet Wesleyan Chapel. -The choir connected with this place of worship held their annual tea in the School last evening which through the kindnes* of Mr. Hunter, wks trans- formed into a drawidg ...

... 25TH DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. REMARKABLE - EVIDENCE AS TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. (By Telegraph from otjs Repoetees.) Loj-tdon, Wednesday. The Special Commission appointed to inquire into the charges and allegations made against Mr. Parnell and others met again to-day at the Royal Courts of Justice, Sir James II airmen presiding. Sergeant Dennis Moroney. tbe first witness called, said he was a Sergeant ...

... PRIMROSE LEAGUER 3 AT LONDESBOROUGH PARK. MR. A. DUNCOMBE. MP., ON THS ROYAL GRANTS. By tbe kind permission of Lord Londesborough,. a large gathering ol Primrose Leaguers to jk place; yesterday in Londesborougb Park. F-ir three years past the Wilton Beacon aud Market Weighton Habitations have held their am iai fete in the Park, and this year they were joined by a number of fellow crusadera ...

... CONBTABLE. HEAD MASTER The attention of Agriculturists, Tradesmen, and alt engaged commercial pursuits is directed to this School, which tlie courseof instruction particularly adapted to the Educational requirements for the sous of the classes at the present time. The chief features of the Bchocl are : Excellent Accommodation. Thorough Education. Diet Substantial. Terms Reasonable. Prospectus ...

... kbk •* P robabl y ,ome good rme **°n for the tIODS which are being taken to protect the ?? Atid. the public building, in London possible dynamite and other outrages. J? ggroe and windy language of some of the lAbnu-i' in New York points to a renewal of the I rT which has only brought ahame and punish- F° ■ u pon its executors in this country . Should ? ?? t , L , e positive evidence ...

... I g Y TBL EGBAPH FKOJt OUK OWN gSPOBTEBS. HOUSE OF ?? FKIDAY. The Lord ChanceUor took his seat Oa th* * ?ol- sac__ at a quarter-past four o'clock. LOCAL BILL. The SelbV and Mid-Yorkshire Union Railway (Abandonment) BiU was read a second time and referred to a ?? Committee. LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOB SCOTuAND. The Earl of Roslb,lsZ IBM-) «^ed the sec- tary for Scotland when it was intended to mtro- ...