... On Tuesday last, the Midsummer General Quarter Ses sions of the Peace for the North. Riding of ihis county. commenced at the Sessions-House, Northallerton ; there were pre.ent,— Jas. Pulleine, Esq. (Chairman), Sir Saml. Crompton, Bart., 11. W. Yeoman, Esq . Andrew Lawson, ?? Wm. Rutson.E'q., Jas. Favell, Ksq., Wm. Mauleverer, Esq., Basil Thomas Woodd, Esq., George Lloyd. Ksq. (Cow.by), Thomas ...

... Political and Social Condition of Europe : Aogdstos Sussex Milbank, Esq. : Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly ; and Mr. Bell, DENTAL SURGERY. HIRSK, DARLINGTON, AND STOCKTON. v CONSULTATION FREE. r. MOSELY having Appointments to fulfil at the above °t\ s raaT be Consulted at ARLINGTON. THURSDAY, at MISS COWL'S, NORTHGATE. CASTLE, FRIDAY, PRIVATE ROOM, KING'S HKAD. IRSK, SATURDAY, HALL'S HOTEL. ...

... AGRICULTURE POCKLINGTON UNION AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. On Tuesday last, the third annual meeting of this association was held at Pockllngton, and, although the weather was unfavourable during the afternoon, it was one which passed off with more than usual eclat. The show was held, as on the two former occasions, in a field belonging to Mr. Robert Hotham, of tbe Mile Farm, who has, with the utmost ...

... bs expected. Also, to be SOLD BT FMVA.TE CO-TTRA.CT. a good DWELLIUG-HOUSE, Suble. OntboUdlngs, and Garden, aiuute in tbs Long Street, E-sikg wold, tn the occupation of Kobert Smith. oisg'rsrx _L^i^^oi_-i-^ T li^ AIXSOFPIi JB4ST rtfDIA. P4XE and other BURtON AJ-ES.-Tbe Public is respect- ully wSLtiSm tMt ALB- of this Season's Brewings bained geauiue, is casks of 18 gallons and upwards, either ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE AND GROUNDS SYDENHAM. The opening of this stupendous undertaking—for stupendous it may without exaggeration be called- promised for the end of the present month. Great exertions are making on all hands to have it ready by the appointed time; and though, to ordinary spectator, who has bad little experience the marvels that can achieved works this sort, when the proper ...

... PRICB PF SEEDS, *c, Monday. ' • * XI •>' ■ s. s. rarniP, white, new , per Clawer,red,Eng. jtwt . .0 a 6B ( bushel ..»•» white 44 • 74 j re* mni green . . ?? S4 Foreign, rs*.. .. -0 as_ Uuttmrd.brown IS a 14 white 4S«7t white ?? ..10 al5 Trefoil S4aSl T _ rtli ntu winter .. 8 c t S Cai raw ay 43 a *9 ,o**)pwryuwrtsr..s m S Coriander, new 17 alB Canary, per quarter, .bdabt Hempseed ,per ...

... (bt telegraphic DESPATCH.) FUNDS &z SHARES, LONDON, FRIDAY, Noox. consols for account, 87$ J—ditto for money, ent ' 7i—Bank Stock, 202—Exchequer Bills, siff' —North Western, j—Midland, 57$ ' Lovers, Caledonians, 53$—Eastern WW™ Great Northern, 86—ditto A, 73|-Great t—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 59| i—Leeds 97J B—South Western, ' Newcastle and Berwick, 65—York and North LONDON CORN MARKET, FRIDAY ...

... (by telegraphic despatch.) MONEY MARKET, FRIDAY. The English securities experienced material reaction after Thursday's depression, Consols having opened at for bnyers, advanced to 87?, and were steadily maintained about that figure throughout the day. New Exchequer Bonds were again dealt in at par. Railways generally were steady, but business not extensive. In Land Bank and Mining shares no ...

... Death bt Dbowning, ib Yobk— On Tuesday evening, an inquest was held at tbe bouse of Mr. Brown, the sign of the Malt Shovel, Walmgate, before J. P. Wood Esq.. coroner, on view of the body of a child b-tween five and six years of age, named T™*Jf°£ the sot. of a labourer residing inthe Melt Shovel yard *t the cud of which is a stone yard »djoinmg that rurer Foss. Close to Foss-bridge is the ...

... wishful to take TWO or THREE LADIES to BOARD and LODGE Permanently, who will join the family circle. They will have every comfort in a plain way. Terms, per Annum. Letters addressed V., Post Office, Scarborough. WANTED, for a Month, a Cottage or Farm House, within a Short Distance of York, LODGINGS for FOUR BOYS, from Seven to Twelve Years Old. Apply to the EDITOR of the YORKSHIRE GAZETTE. ...

... REJOICINGS AT EVERINGHAM. To judge of the popularity of a landlord you must look at the sympathy of his tenants. If affliction, either temporary or permanent, overtakes him, and at once his tenants are seen flocking around him with offers of condolence and assistance, it is a sure proof that he possesses their good wishes, and that they consider his interests identical with their own. Or if, ...

... IcKLAM-IN-CLEVELAND. til or Non-Parishioner*.?? A meeting of the T% BC w*s held on Thursday week, pursuant to -jrit?on* nB jder the propriety of adopting measures Lotic-?? * Qte burial of n_m-pari_-hioners in the church- fe-rP** w? '2L_t The principal ratepayers of the parish yai- * i _____\-- *-* w * T * HMtl * r ddresBed them at * were jp-rawjsss*. tUi g ont the very crowded state of ...