... aU that Freehold, Old-established, and Well-accustomed INN. ?? the Hare ard Hounds, together with an excellent GARDEN, containing about One Acre, with Stabling, Piggeries, and all other Requisites contiguous thereto- A l__, adjoining, a BREWERY, Malt KUn, Working floors, Cellars, Chambers, and Granaries in good repair, md has been carrying on an extensive and lucrative business for about ...

... TBN o'Ctock. w^icbSS (Mondsy).— FREEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE, at Greek Haxkbetoe, nt the Bay Horse Inn,' at BIX o'Clock. u^icn 24 (Tuesday).— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, npon the Premises, at Greek Hahksetoi, tbe Property of Mra. Jackson, at TEN o'Clock. ajic* 24 (Tuesday).— FAßMlNG BTOCK, nt Aldby Field House, Sand-Hcttoh. the Property of Mr. William Sunman, at ELEVEN o'Clock. m^H 25 (Wedneedsy).— ...

... Yesterday afternoon week, an inquest was held in j the Town-hall, Beverley, before E. D. Conyers, Esq., coroner, on the body of the newly-born illegitimate female child of Margaret Ann Gillyon, a young woman, ; residing with her parents in Charity-lane, who died under very suspicions circumstances. The first witness examined was j Joseph Hind, who deposed—l am clerk to St. Martin's Burial ...

... ?? Wearing Apparel. Woollen Clotlu, Blanket., Quilte, Boot, aad Bho_.*Se, do! *c T°ArS£ SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. G- ?? ° n WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 21.t. inst.. J^vn^Stf**. J oo ?? Low Ou-egate. York, the valuable ONEEDEEMED PLEDGES, in ?? of Mr. W. _K Bh **»' 5 1 * *», ColUergate, York, which were pledged pnor to the 10th day of June, 1864. Money Lent t_ mjl y amount on valuable Portable Property. ...

... Stable, other ' Outbuildings, and a large Garden behind, situate at Stokesley, in the North-riding of Yorkshire. The Property is in good repair, and, from its acommanding situation, present an opening for a Draper seldom to be met with. For Particulars, apply to M. D., Post-office, Stokesley. TO WHITESMITHS AND OTHERS h N IRONMONGFA, j, one of J™* Market J\ Towns u jth« >\4Vth-Riding, ...

... and Russia has been signed. Maharajah Dhuleep Singh has taken Abington House, South Kensington, for short term. The Queen has appointed a Commission to inquire into the condition all mines in Great Britain, to which the 23 and 24 Vic., c. 151, does not apply, with reference to the health and safety of the persons employed in them. Mr. Tennyson, it is stated, has received a letter from the ...

... of John liraham, the noted singer. She first married John James \ Henry Waldegrave, an illegitimate son of the Karl of | Waldegrave, who died without issue; and then she ' married the Karl of Waldegrave, the eldest legitimate j son of the father of her former husband. This she could do because the law does not recognise the relation- ship which subsisted between her first and second husband ; ...

... A «»t*-tl»« Ri -fc t ?? _£_ T _-_MboronA. Grim-ton Park, to SELL BT AUCTION, on the Fair Ground, on MONDAY , F_BRC_nv and, 1864, Tan prime Cross-bred Buttocks, gin* Short-born Aid-may and Iri*h Cowa, Thirty 8-eheer geoteh Wether Sheep, Twenty Leicester and Southdown llim*t*, Three Bwea, Soot-down Bam, and Six Bacon Pig*. The Stock will he on the Ground for inapection at Tn* *_oeh, and the Fiat ...

... MILLS, Auctioneer. YORKBHIRE AGRICULTURAL SHOW. MR. W. BELLERBY, CONTRACTOR, YORK, beg. to give Notice that the whole of tha WOOD used in the Erection of tbe Fittings of tbe Yorkshire Agricultural Show at Beverley will be SOLD BY AUCTION, on FRIDAY, August 27th, and following days. Bale Each Day at Eleven a.m. Mr. R. MILLS, Auctioneer, Blake-street, York. POCKLINGTON FAIR. TO BE SOLD BY ...

... the County of York, by Mr. W. MASKER HART, on THURSDAY, *be 26th day of J vena, 1860, nt Thbbk ?? in the Afternoon, all that Y»MbU* Piece or Parcel of BUILDING GROUND, being the Site of the Old Workhouse, most eligibly situate in -the centre of tbe Town of Scarborough, nnd containing by admeasurement 4,840 Square Yards. Street* ran on two sides of the Ground, nnd n com- munication may' be ...

... ok. 20p., or thereabouts, situate in the Narrow Lane in the Parish of Wigginton, and ?? Narrow Lane' Closes or Pasture Closes, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Dutton. Tbe Premises are Freehold. Wigginton is about Four Miles from York, and within a short distance from the Haxby Station on the York and Scarborough Railway. For further Particulars application is requested to be made to Mr. THOS. ...

... Arms Hotel, in Hawnby aforesaid, on THURSDAY, the 19th day of Pißßt-BV. 1863, at Twelve for Obb ?? in tbe Afternoon, subj ct to such Conditions as shall be then md there produced and read, Measrs. K ITCHING and gON, Anctioneeis. all tbat valuable MESSUAGE or pWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Hawwbt aforesaid, together with tbe Weaver's Shop, Fulling Mill, and Garden sdjoining thereto, late in the ...