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... PUBLIC MEETING. On Thursday afternoon numerously attended meeting of the subscribers to the memorial fund to the late Dean York Dr. Duncombe, was held in the De Grey Rooms, this city, the object of the meeting being decide upon the precise form which the memorial should take, and to appoint executive committee to carry out the wishes of the subscribers. noticed present at the meeting the Lord ...
... into his House SIX PUPILS, nder Fourteen Years of Age, to Educate with his own Son. ' erras and References may be known on application. Skirpenbeck Rectory, near York, February 20th, 1846. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A L L that Valuable FARM, called KILBURN WEST PARK, situate in the Townup of Kilburn, in the North Riding of the County of York wutaining 100 a. 3r. 28f :of excellent ...
... AT A PRIVATE MEETING. MR. J. H. WILSON_AND THE TICKET. Remarkable Statement# This morning lite Times attributes the following* remarkable statement to Mr J. H. Wilson: —At private meeti ...
... Seeing is Believing f ? SPECTACLE'S PLACE p IN MODERN DRAMA By a Special Correspondent The success of Ivor Novello's Glamorous Night at the Leeds Grand Theatre tempts one to ask whether an evening of sheer spectacle is sufficient to appease the appetites of theatre-goers, even if the libretto does not come up to a particularly high standard. Apparently| it does. Nobody who has seen ...
... BRIGHT AND THE EDUCATION ACT. Bright writes as follows to the . Sir, —The letter of yonr correspondent Amiens Teritatiß” requires from explanation or reply. My recollection of what took place in regard the education question just before I was withdrawn from the Cabinet is this :—The only document which I can recollect to have received and read is the draught bill of the date January 22, 1870, ...
... For the public hM Rrosned under the tyraimical roffulation of the Poetmafitcr-Goneral. th&l you may not etick anything on. postcards. Many persona, indeed, have supplemented their groans by repeated breathes of the rule, we, who often receive cards with newspaper cuttings pasted thereupon, have cause to know. Now new postcard-charter has been wrung from Department, and publish to-day the glad ...
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... BARNSLEY. ' Extraordinary Bigamy Case.—On Wednesday the Barnsloy magistrates remanded William Henry Young, a young man who recently worked at East Colliery as deputy, formerly a publican at Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, on the charge of feloniously marrying Eliza Ann Beaumont, recently a publican's widow al Barnsley, his former wife being alive. The case has created great interest, the sequel ...
... KORTH RIDING; The Epiphany Quarter S_i«M for ths North ' Biding ot Vorksi iro opened at t-be Court Uo_3, Northallerton, nn _u_lav, the ckairmat oi trie Bench, the Hon. John A. Diindas, presiding. NKW MA'jISrRATKS. The ?? gentieme.-i qualified as North B'.iiicg justices, and look their seats oa liie bi i i-h *.— Mr. George Lord Beiforth, the rJ-4 ?? Scarborough; Mr. Alfred Oimeiby Cochrane, N ...
... mm ^^EGRAMB wo** ?? ?? ?? *w«ni. ■^[g TUB__B ?? Paßa, Tavmaajr. A telegram from Constantinople abates that the fmm has eommu-eated te the farwfgn ambes- ?? deuirl regarding MM troubles in Atmenia The insurgent* at Zeitufa pillager! and butned several Mussulman villagas. They killed 266 Itussulman inhabitants, and wounded about 100. |*ive hundred houses were burned. ...
... Hur-t, '* rharffotl with having ami ini harm upon hor aervant. « g'rl 3lf j Ann Myers, wav rrvnmod before the Riding Lwl* yesterday. The girl’v , . remarkaWe one. Ilrieflv. she alleges tint *' ...