... AL t AND GENERAL o olsIrIltE M11M.139CS.-Ill the House VOTE WednesRK ay, there voteil with the AyesI ifecontud readisig of Sir Sohen Lubbck's AwClel sa.B Dnio, r Dodds, Mr. W. H. Ea'er, grl dle Grey, Mr. Hutohinseon, Sir H. Mr.sol NiLenthmni, fMr. Leamane, Mr. Miansdells, 'Mr. Jitoei Sir id. Wilson; and with the Noes (163) Sel Mly'r. Elliot, Sir W. P. Gallwey, Mr. L'vthr, ~Sandlerson, Mr. ...

... LOSS OE A MIDDLESBROUGH BUILT ; VESSEL AND TWO HANDS Intlligence has been received ¦.: ' the loss of the new iron smack > ...

... LOSS OE A MIDDLESBROUGH BUILT VESSEL AND TWO HAHDS. InteUigence has been received at Scarborough of the loss of the new iron smack Ocean, belonging to Mr M'Bean, jet merchant, of the Marine-parade. Th ...

... I XLOCHIUE PUDDLING. TO THE ErDITO1: O TrlE NOfTiEIMN ECHO. Sia,-In the abstract of Ir Smith Casson's papor given in your issue of the 3rd iust., it is stated that a plant of ten Casson Dormuoy furnaces will shortly be started at the Wigan Rollingu Mills, anud three by Messrs Morewoods, of Birmingham. As makers of the machines (under Clough's and Clough and Rideulgh's Patent)jfor ...

... YORK AND VICINITY From the beginning of Ap*-il the Lady Mayoress will be at home, at Clifton Croft, every Thursday from half-past two to five o'clock. The OrsK Navigation Improvement Scheme. — At ♦he usual monthly meeting of the York City Council, j to be held next Wednesday, the Council will be asked to consider an important report to be presented by tke Ouse Navigation Committee, wbo, after ...

... I ? f BBVERLEy.-,:- :, nraae~gln AtrI:AVTecl0NAToss-Onlmoadaay, at -thea Guildhall, Thomas ' 11E Burras, schoolmaster and George West, joiner, who have.,,beetn thre 'timse pteviusl~Cnnvcte~~or he 1e. ofence, wera. each; .in~d 15s~and i~s.' doorsifneglectig 'to have their .edrea vancoinated' : i - .-.Al i; ni : : FA ' l'TTAvrON. _ . . .Monday,.-Chsleggawson Ef Bevcrley, labourer; was chiar-ged ...

... YORK AJSD VICINITY- Sale of Work.— The sale of ladies' work, which s opened on Tuesday in tlie large room over the caving Bank > was c 0^ 11 ^ yesterday. It rained f ean ly all day, and this unfavourable circumstance culd no doubt deter many intending Durehasers from * ; : in ...

... , LOT 2. ■* LAND, situate at Clifton afore*iltl. a. b. p. I 9 » se A» 11 of very superior nature, and from the , - *Mo »,/ r many years past has snmrnsndml hi-!, ' •*' acre. , • C.jit* j this Lot is right road Into the village of a** D.i, « ever-increasing for h ac. ! , . n *»‘d about the City of York tMa Innd bae Agrtcultural properties a value for building t.'i.,, I ,* !• respomiUle ...

... MANTLES. CL3TBR9 “MANCUNIUM” DLBTBIS CUUBB 6743 REQISTEKEO VELVETEEN. AMD PXBKAHBHT OOLOCB, ...

... t-* r==:=^~BAlk THIS DAY, AT NOON. _. BOKBE-TAID. CATTLB MABKET. YORK. _-J_f k 1 YE PURE-BRED ALDEKNEY and •T \-rr-NBEY COWB sad HEIFER, Imported by A V__*w___- Little Bushey Farm. Herts. *'¦ -?' 1 may be obtained at the Yard, and from *esuu ...

... On TUESDAY August 23rd, 1881, Mil. STEPHENSON will SELL a number of FAT and STORE BEASTS, SHEEP TIGS, 4c. Sale prompt. 1373 iortifnepr's Besldence, Bouthsate, Market Weighton. VEST BiTTERLAW FARM, HAWTHORNE, NEAR HKTTON AND ABINGTON, IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. TT7ALKER and HAMMOND announce their Instructions from Mr. JOHN TATK SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, on THURSDAY, 26th, 1881, the ...

... x- LAMB HOTEL YARD, BLOSSOM-BTBEET, u YORK. FRY Choice HERD of ALDERNEY and JERSEY COWS and HEIPEftS. Now on the above Yard, gale at 11.30 prompt. B. IDDISON, Auctioneer. BALE THIS DAY. TO BE BOLD AUCTION. BY J- - BIRRS, AT the CROSS KEYS INN, subject**) of Bale then produced, . . MFS6IAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate «• together with the Blacksmith'e 1. ine'r's Paint Shop, Engine Bhop, and ...