... William-street, Kettering. E7OB WANTED, BOYS for Finishing Room, also smart YOUTH for Pres^.—Apply, H. Jones, Newland Works, Kottering. E524 WANTED.—6EKERL, A PEE of la will secure the insertion of any advertisement the Wanted class in the Kettering Leader and Observer, Wellingborough etc*, Huskden Argus, I'iirapslon and Paunds Journal, amd the Uundie Journal. Insertion in the Five Papers: ...

... Thi3 show opened on Tuesday at Hull with splendid weather and under most favourable circumstances. Only ou **o previous occassions has the Yorkshire Agricultural Society visited Hull. The first timo was in 18-11, three !«ears alter the formation of the society. The show was then held on about nine acres of land which now form part of the Kailway Dock. In 1859 the society returned to the busy ...

... _ ' BEVERLEY. Dtfco yino a Child Away. - At the Borongh Police Court on Tuts Jay , a maa who gave the name of Geo. Sbrimpton, of Ball, waa charged with decoying away a child of the age oi aeven yeaaa. t,r an unlawful purpose. Aboat seven o'clock on thbjpwrious evening prisoner met the child, whoee name ia Mary Pritcbard, and whoae parent* reside in Eastgate, near tbe railway station. He ...

... Polite, eldest Andrea Fare, Tyae Dock. DEATHS. ftOTHealand.—At Street, the Bth mat, dflkstt. Ste sen Captain Gilbert and Jane Asm ftufharlsnil, aged 6 years ; deeply ...

... No. cxxxvn. the CHURCH'S CHILDREN* animated gathering in the assembly rooms. (BPKCIAL FOE ** MAIL.) inspiring eight, surely! sight worth frmin? se e - Whichever way the eye turns, res ...

... ioS1 E AGRICULTURAL I pFeom our o. Raros1~~siS) Hum,, Tuesday. r the County Show opened with brighter rEleti undder nmor favottrable circumstances than gtecd fertu0 fod n. to-day p tuihts might ^beeD ts saeort like Hull was rather an ina pp o- ttbat a the scone of such an exhibition. Nover- urany advantages for the purpnse, as - . .0 ,° pod this week by what gives overy ; a bhighly ...