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... the destha of two coaWDa, named raap* etD»-ly George Hick tad George Atkinson, v o fonnd dead bed the Hamer Inn, Hartoft, #-n T« e* ifae 16th of December. Tftle hoose a lonely Inn on the road from Reaedale to Egton and Whitby, the landlord ia the father of Hick and the ancle of . Mystery itiil s irroaods the deathi of the two men, who were aervanta, each abont 21 •f aye, stalwart and strong. ...
... 1000 10 agst Red Shoes 'off.) ENTRlES.—Handicap Plate of £5O. New T.Y.C.— Warrior, Sat ; 9st «lb: Neophyte. Claxton, each 41b , Wild Thyme. Cecrups, Qui Vive, Whitby, each 4lb; Ardniillo, Blue Mantle, each 21b, Duke of York, Forester, Medina, each set; Benhogli«», 7st 121b ; A D, Wagner, Usher, each 7st lllb; 7st Dalesman, CeTlerinc each 7st 91b; Mechant, Mazurka, each 7st 71b; Begum, each 7st ...
... CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR! WHEN the mistletoe graces the lordly halls, and the holly adorns the cottage walls; when trees are leafless and hedges bare; when tf,e north winds blow with biting aur; when the dav is short and the night is long, with the evening spent in mirth and song; when the swallows hlfve fed to a milder land, and the woodcocks fall every hand, before the sportsman murderous gun; ...
... SUNDAY SCHOOLS. To the Editor of the Yorkshire Gazette. Sir, —A statistical report of the Educational Committee has just been published, which proves (I regret to say) the fact that all the religious denominations show greater activity and interest in Sunday schools than is evinced the members of the Established Church. You will be sorry to learn that this general statement is borne out by the ...
... of Jellalabad 11 * Valley lor Mahomed Jan. K hUtanli have plundered Argandeb, of Malika have visited General Bright in the Aynb Ko»n is advancing towards Forrab, complaints are made of the want of blankets and iclothJnamons the native troopa in Cabo’, HOME KULERB and the QUEEN’S SPEECH. standard that golen Intend mo., amendment the Address Commons on Thund.j next, and that aaiinated debate i. ...
... the 30th nit., at Honse, Thirst, the wife of Reginald Hartley, of daughter. —On the Ist inst., at The Rectory, Cherry Barton, in this county, the wife of the Rev. Charles Melville a daughter. Whytehead. the 6th inst., at York, the wife of T. B- Wbytehead, of daughter. MARRIAGES. Barker —Drought.—On the 9th ult., at Binscarth, Manitoba, by the Rev. William Bos 9, Francis Fletcher, youngest son ...
... WEST CLIFF SKINNER STREET. WHITBY, Foster & son, livery stable KEEPERS, 11, SKINNER STREET, Whitby, thanking their friends for their patronage during the past, beg to announce they have added to their Skinner Street Mews the New and Extensive Stables and Coach Houses, situate on the West Cliff, adjoining the Royal Hotel stables, and nearly opposite the West Cliff Club House. The Stables have ...
... Dawson, of son. TJicxsow.—On the 23rd ult., Grange, near ...
... •Latest news. The Emperor left Plombieres on Tuesday morning, and went direct to the camp Chalons. Official intelligence reached here from Vera Cruz states that, on tbe 14th July, the French retook Urnpau. On the 23rd July, the chief of guerillas, Publita, was attacked by French cavalry, and killed, together with large number of his band. Arteaga has been routed. It is stated that the ...
... Mr. Itollon House Cameron, Misses South Kensington f» Osborne, Mrs Colchester r. Jossclyn, Miss Bury btLdumiuls o O&borue, 11 . . Austen, Mr, Mrs. nurse x baby 8 Sugars, Mr j:‘sX« M r 10 Ormsby. Mr Mrs Condon 10 Welby, Uev W 11 S A Mrs Harston, Grantham 10 Mackerell. Mr, Mrs family lialham, London 11 Atherton, Mr J A Woodhouse, Rastnek 11 Atherton. Miss A 11 Wilson, Mr uTI T 11 Wilson. Miss, ...
... TESTIMONIAL TO W.D. LITTLEDALE, ESQUIRE. On Wednesday afternoon last, a beautiful gold timepiece in glass shade, was presented by J. Munby, Esq., the secretary to the Yorkshire Wilberforce School for the Blind, on behalf of the pupils of that institution, to the above-named gentleman. Most of the pupils were present at the ceremony, which took place in the Concert Room of the school. The ...
... social and political purposes by tbe Liberals Bhmlngbam and the midland counties, celebrated last night by a banquet which was held In the Town Hall. The Mayor (Mr Richard Ciumbarlalo) presided, and amongst the gentlemen on the platform were the Bight Hon. John Bright, P,, Sir W. V. Harcourt, M P., Mr J. Chamberlain, M.P., the Right Hen. the l CamiJtrdowD, Lord Lyttsltoo, sad Mr J. S. Wright, ...