... UPPERP QSGOLD}CRCSS. The Brewrster Stations for ithis division 'vera held anc Po.trfejt on Saturday, Dr. Kenmo ('Cas-leford) in ibe ojr. tlS~ Supcne-rine~n-'s report shnowied thabt there were 16- licensedl ?? in the divsisonz, including 12 Dinoeepors and 35 heerthouse keepers., During tho ea .4hrece g ueeptrs 'bad been. proocoded ag-liner. two of The beenua 7:oensnotdg n osios di tesied S ...

... SCARBOROUGH RIOTS, TPIAL OF THE PERSONS IMPLCATED. CHAIRMAN OF THE WATCH COMMINTTEE PRE:SIDES. When MVr. Cronwright-Schreiner visited Scarborough en 12th Mfarch, with the object of addressing a public meeting nest day under the auspices of the Soirth African Conciliation Conunittee, there were scenes of gra disorder, which gave Scarborough an unen-viable reputation. Tbe cafe in whiok 'Mr. ...

... i XLCEE-uL CORPORATION SCAN DAL. V~hBEI> AN C!TY CONTRACTS. TIhv- YX( t-LLECT RESIGNS. ia 2rte ria~ta of the Fri a-i a ?? t * iT no-a amlit Thncts- L.E-s3 un- 1 wdiz ncc~y adto-cso to thea S ?? ?Jvawr said-l t-ikh n to vi-'n . laz A~dc'r-mnan z.ciga; onr i-; A id-rran TIITc ItTILPi ttT o3 Wit thee taken as reani ar The irt-, t of Mr. ?? it urrco i~t ate N' .;ecrer r. ?? -crmat'trndf.d tho- ...

... THE BANGK ROBBERY AT SCARBOROUG.H ARREST OF TE MANAGERi lb will be remembered that a senrsational bank ron- bery took place at Scarborough on Tuesday, October Oth,-when Er. B. Crosby, manauger of the South Cliff branch of the York City and County Bank, was, it was stated, hit on the bem&d with-a stick, and a robbery ommitted. The affair too'k p1-ae, it was said, at one o'clock, in broad ...

... ITHE UIDDERSFIELDi BE BETIG hAID. ISt7I3 OF A3AkY RTX31O>-SE. According to arrangement, the circirmstances of the recent betting raid at IlTddersfield shouild have been inquired into at the local Police-court yesterday. but the case was oerly developed so far as to make k-nowvn t'ne fact that an extraordeinary umble1r of sumnmronses in the case have been issued by M lr. llid'on, from the Town ...

... YORESliRE LJIBEL C ASE. 1301 CUl' LAW 33VPkIt'13Uu. L yrsteri-ly v!Tr. Jdrwtlee Granthiam anld a spec l jur'r -omronrearlc2 The asse f ?? - a the 12-stern 'r;rna g ainltd Eull Ne'--s Company 1tsrit&, Pe cia-rn being -or ar-images a- r ?? iibe1. Jib-. ¶i'ind olr)r QX esqnd Sir. El1'. :I 32r.sk ul-cr-e ftr l-he pltatif; Air. .obson. Qt' C, ?? 3-k. ilRskilI arapeaed frr the de- i,~ ~ ?? Jikldinl1 ...

... -C- GE~ AMIJLTON \QRTHTILACED NOTT I OF TMIB TV TLTTNG PPOCEEPING. 5IIWN RI.NI-ORCEMLENTS DESIPATC¶E D. PoEl iATTEAPT TO) CUT OH' A1BRI TISH1 CONVOY. I~ Tlribaruhu. erai with fire, 2Th 0a. 1)oter& i$ nor VP.r. - ITl Wc ex-pect, to ur~deastand -- *i- I4iI'uII ad Boeer ?? ;u. sr~,4 I atic he been fourhlt. wlC CT.' rjl$ hf tioe retuturue r [,re it Tia 3 rl:e eais; o The town -.lere Whtl he sie hi ...

... LOGCL IAW CASE. C0NSM'T! IRON COMPANY LDaTED. , 1OM OUR LAW tREPORTER8. 'Mr. Justice Corsens Hardy, in the Chanrcery Division of the High Court of Justice on Saturday. was asked to give his assent to an alteration of the memorandum of c association of the Conseit Iron Company Limited. r t Macnaghten, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Elgood. in sup- I port of the application, said -she Consett Iron ...

... SMART CAPTUTRI,, BY A LEEDS * CONSTABLEI poelinconstable Thompson, 3b0, of the Leeds police force, is not, perhaps, a. naturally suspicious man, but a few pertinent question' in the early hours of yester- day morning which he took the trouble to put to a youth he came across in thc streets enabled him to effcet a very smart and gratifying capture. It was four o'dock. and. all was dark and ...

... LEEDS BANKRUPTCY COURTE Reitra th eads Baninroptcey, Court yetrabefore tire Reg Mr.~ ( Sk% 1arshall), Jane Henwcrt'n (wider;), ...

... IMCAL LAW CASES. THE DURHAM MINERS' ASSOCIATION. (FROM OUR LAW REPORTERSe) Lord Justices Rigby, Vaughan Williams, and Romer yesterday heard an appeal from a decision of Mr. Cozeas-Hardy in the matter of the Durham Miners' Associatior, on the construction of the rules of the society. The questions raised were whether the trus- tees of the society could act upon the resolution of teh council of ...

... LEEDS RIFILES IN THE NORTH RIDNG. ROUTE-XA1ROHING IN HALTON DISTRtICL. 'BY OCUR OWNU EPORTER) The wonderful marching Guilling, Sunday Eviening. . ie wonderful ?? of our infantry sas done much to secure the success of our arms in the war now being waged in South Africa. Systematic training in route- marching practised in The army for some years past has enabled us to outwit even the slimr ...