... BUCKROSE DIVISION. TotheEnrroßoftb^YoßKHjauLD. kt*. ?? feel obliged if you can find Siß,-We shall i epp e n ded letter, It i* intended that m fT^I *P« * taken to provide a 2SU b^2- party at the next General Election. We are, yours faithfully, MIDDLETON. President. W. H. ST. QUINTIN, Secretary. Buckrose Conservative Registration Assosiation, 12, New-roal, Driffidd, August 13th, 1888. [Copy-] ...

... HAY AND STftAW WHITECHAPEL. Hoturday.-There was Urge supply produce uttering. A dull trade prevailed and buyers rather had the advantage- Pri-ne clover. »*. to inferior, prime meadow bay, 8U» to 130 a; inferior. 80a Straw. to per load. RICHMOND, S*turO»r.—Old hay. Iffe. to i*r ton new hay. Itoii Htraw. £3 IU. to £4 IQL po-toa. HllfFX SKIN. TALLOW MARKETS. From tke Circular ...

... ANTED, at 12V. per cunt ; good security -For full parti address I». fkt YerkMrt Pt»:. Leeda. ANTED to Borrow, par oeut. ua.-urit) l-3tli share in freehold property. Address I*.'. • ■ /W. Lee«la_ W ANTED, from £bU to £lOO. aii si reqiuremenU increasing busineai. - Address 33, ertAir. at, Leech. ...

... 25TH DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. REMARKABLE - EVIDENCE AS TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. (By Telegraph from otjs Repoetees.) Loj-tdon, Wednesday. The Special Commission appointed to inquire into the charges and allegations made against Mr. Parnell and others met again to-day at the Royal Courts of Justice, Sir James II airmen presiding. Sergeant Dennis Moroney. tbe first witness called, said he was a Sergeant ...

... From The Norwich Argus. men that stood nurse in a difficult K,Si medicine, but when we can get good good medicine the patient standi a much puree »»» f recovery. The few word of advi ...

... DATES OP THE YORKSHIRE ELECTIONS. LIST OP PROBABLE CANDIDATES. Candidates for the representation ot districts on the County Councils may have their printing addresses, envelopes, postcards, circulars, d'C. executed at the Yorkshire Gazette Office with the utmost possible despatch and at the cost. Ordet 8 received by the morning's post will be immediately attended to, and the printing ...

... YOKK AND VICINITY. The Shebipf's BAHQtras.— The Sheriff of York (Mr. P. Matthews) has issued cards of invitation for banquets on Wednesday, the SOth of January and Friday, the lst of February, ?? Iskw Stbbet Wesleyan Chapel. -The choir connected with this place of worship held their annual tea in the School last evening which through the kindnes* of Mr. Hunter, wks trans- formed into a drawidg ...

... I g Y TBL EGBAPH FKOJt OUK OWN gSPOBTEBS. HOUSE OF ?? FKIDAY. The Lord ChanceUor took his seat Oa th* * ?ol- sac__ at a quarter-past four o'clock. LOCAL BILL. The SelbV and Mid-Yorkshire Union Railway (Abandonment) BiU was read a second time and referred to a ?? Committee. LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOB SCOTuAND. The Earl of Roslb,lsZ IBM-) «^ed the sec- tary for Scotland when it was intended to mtro- ...

... Simultaneously in two parts of Northamptonshire anthrax has broken out, and several bullocks have died. Stock-breeders will note with satisfaction the attitude of the Royal Agricultural Society with reference to the proposed removal of Holland from the schedule of countries which cattle may not be imported alive into this country. the recent council meeting Mr Jacob Wilson, whilst ...

... 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 ...

... IMPORTANT ADMIRALTY ORDERS FOR CLEVELAND. A considerable portion of the orders for the orders for tbe protective deck plating for her Majesty's ships Hood. Hawke, Renown, aad Repulse, about to be constructed at Chatham and Pembroke, have been secured by Messrs. Bolckow vaughan and Co., Limited, Middlesbrough. Tneae plates, which average from lj inches to 2 inches thick, are an entirely new ...

... BY WIRE & MAIL. LAST NIGHT. PROM THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AND OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] 206 HOUSES DESTROYED. soplb, July 18th.—A great fire broke to-day in the Stamboul quarter of Constantinople and up to the present 200 houses have been ...