... F. RROCKLEHURST, Sf POVERTY: A STUDY OF TOWN LIFE. The address delivered Mr. Seebohm of York, the Lord Mayor's Parlour on Monday last is deserving of more than ordinary attentio ...

... PARTTCTJLARfI AND RESULTS OP SALES. ARDWICX. —A freehold house and shop, shoeing forge and dwelling-hoase, Nos. 91 to 95, Union-street; site, square yards; gross rental, £85. 165 ...

... BY F. BROCKLEHURST, M.A. LABOUR PARLIAMENT. The character of the Speech from the Throne indicates that labour quest inns are not destined to greatly occupy the attention of Parlia ...

... The Decline the C.T.C. The membership the Cyclistsr Touring Cinb continues to dwindle, and the Gazette, fee club's monthly journal, looks starved. The current issue contains only pa ...

... there is every indication that the frost bas now broken up, and the thaw wh ...

... COBDEN SMITH, 10 30, Our nrefea-fglt. 30, Oliver Cromwell: M ...

... BY F. BROCKLEHTRST. M.A. CONTINENTAL AND AMERICAN COMPETITION. fortnight ago I gave quotations from Sir Alfred memorandum on. the comparative statistics population, industry, and ...

... ASHTOX-UNDER-LYNE. That the response to the call for Volunteers for active •ervice in South Africa has been greater than might have been expected, is admitted, and Colonel Ea ...

... daughter. DEATHS. ALBINSON—Ga the 18th n.-'.. at his residence, 3, Avenue, West Di ...

... The news the eondrticai of the great of Venice and the window* of York Minster is melancholy reading for those who lore the art the Middle Age*. The downfall of the Campanile of St. Mark's ...