... Owner, on the Premises. YORK.-Most ELIGIBLE SITUATION for any BUSINESS requiring EXTENSIVE PREMISES.—By Mr. HANDS, the King’s Arms Inn. Pom Bridge. Y'ork. on Thurntsy. the Ttrentu Ji/tA Ihtyo/ Aw/utt intlonl, at Three © Clock in the Afternoon ; ALL those ...

... rioters,' armed, are their way to the town. The former talc we proved to be untrue immediately ; the latter led to false alarm iv the afternoon ; when the special constables were inarched to the edge of the town, the military put under arms, and every ...

... Woollen Cloths may reiy obtaining , a good article any de«ign and colour, price to meet the present depression in trade. Lord Cardigan has been good deal Leeds daring the past week, interested in the quelling !of the disturbances. He occasionally rei cognised ...

... Charley; Henry Ward, Blackburn; John Dransfleld, Oldham. Bound over to keep th« Ambler, Eli OuaiiallJ Humphrey Quarmby. Henry Mellor, David Garsidd, John Beevers, Christopher Tißany. Fined for being Drcnk—Edward Emmerson, John Bottomley. To Examine—Andrew ...

... and Robert Runes*; second best £7—Mr. John Key, Mualey Hank. Malton. three years old, bred from the flock of Messrs Marshall and I>owker. -Daniel less, Wllloughby, IIull; Colonel Cr«ft. Still ington. York; John Key, Mo-ley Bunk, Malton; Richard Outhaalte ...

... Marsh's yard. * John Darnboroueb, 19. clothdresser, Meadow-lane, Do. Joseph Smith, 32, iron smith, Holbeek, Victoria-road. James Speight, 16, collier. Holbeck. Meadow-lane. James Middletoo, 17, clothdresser, Warder, Marsh's yard. John Haddock, 43, sweep ...

... marched to tht Hanley and Shelton station-house, demanded the key* of the p-.lice, opened the lock-up, cleared it of all its arms and iron*, arid released a boy who happened to be confined for some minor offence. They then marched to the house and office ...

... Wm. Hotham, Esq., Sir John Simpson, Knight, (Alderman,) G. Swarm, Esq., John Booth, Esq., Killerby, Catterick, Joseph Buckle, Esq., (Alderman,) Wm. Gray, Jun., Esq., James Barber, Esq., (Alderman,) Rev. H. B. Cook, Darfield, John Hutton, Esq., Sober Hill ...

... arc to hold a meeting this afternoon. ViGIlANCE Or THEB NEW HORSE SPECIAL CONSTABLEI'. AND CAPTURE OP THREE ARMED MEN, AND D1S` MISSAL OP THE ARMED PARTY BY TrIF MAGIS5 TRATES. Early this morning, as three gentlemen were re- turning from a fishing excursion ...

... £5.. ?? 1, John Henderson, Castle Howard, Van Winkle ; 2. John Robinson, Leckby Palace, Topcliffe, Prince of Wales. Class ?? the best Cow of any age, in calf or milk £20, second ditto ?? Thomas Bates, Klrkleavington* Yarm, Duchess; 2, John Booth, Killerby ...