... INN, MONK BAR, YORK. ° Innkeepers, Saddlers, Harness Makers, and others. of Sleeping, Dining, Sitting Room, and Bar FURNITURE. by, SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WM. BUTLER, THURSDAY, Feb. 21st, 1867. Sale at ELEVEN lock. For Particulars see Bills in circulation. 15th, 1867. RICHARD MILLS, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, BLAKE-STREET, YORK. MILLS has great pleasure in acknow * - ledging the extensive ...

... with s S,oft Water, Store Rooms, Dining and Breakfast Rooms' ft , Room, with Two W indows, Four Bed The P exc ellent Attics, Back and Front Gardens. shir e ty is Fr eehold, in the East Riding of York> tbe rates low. To be Sold together, or separate. Solicitor, 4, Lendal, York. T YORK MUNICIPAL CHARITIES. o BE LET BY TENDER, the 6th enan cy from Year to Year, commencing on »° next » the Three ...

... ____Apply to Mr. ROWNTREE, Easingwold. Important to grocers, druggists, and t drapers. BE LET, and may be Entered on Lady Day Next a first-class HOUSE and eve Plate Glass Windows, Fixtures, &c, with conve nience, situate in the centre of the Market ., Easingwold. These Premises have been recently and an ...

... whole comprising £mtm * 176 ° ?? ?? * tbsrsabonts, fronting to -*sSdftiie Partbaee Money may remain ea Security of i_» PremisM, if required. ?? to Mr. Matthew; Hbanaar, Stittenham, York. «S SALE BY PJUYATE CONTRACT, p TWO HOUSES, Nos. 8 and 8, Haw Walk Teeoace, ?? -aw-asg-l -■-.■»—. ?? n . * ?? -iSwster; Store-Booms; Dining sad Breakfast-Booms; Mwing-Bcom, with two window. ; Four Bed-Booms, ...

... Mabch, 1867, ir tha riinair occupied by Mr. John Webb, who is ?? Farming, tbe FABMING STOCK, Implements, •jaStioa of ths FUBNITURE. ?? wr^ Sale at Twelve o'Clock. s v t__mtet's Office, •jg^Davygate, York. ?? BUILDING GROUND IN YORK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION (unless ■reviously disposed of , of which due notice wiU be ?? Ut. ACTON, at the Wind Mill Inn, in Blossom- ESil on TCESDAY, the 12th day of ...

... the inst., at Menton, Nice, the lady of Martin Bryan Stapylton, Esq., of Mjton, Yorkshire, of daughter. MARRIAGES. Atley—Hesp.—On the 21st ult., at Spofforth church, by the Rev. F. Williams, Mr. George Atley, of this city, to Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Wm. Hesp, station master, of Spofforth. Ayre—Leak.—On the 28th ult., Alne, by the Rev. W. Braiihwaite, vicar, Mr. Thomas Ayre, of ...

... Cont* from Col. 268. of Bankruptcy, Basinghall Street, London. v [r-ce also bankrupts,—Country.! Gazette—Mar. 19, 1867. _V Charles Samuel, [Mar. 14,] late victualler, now victualler's b. an - Queen's-rd, Brighton; sur. 10th April 12. Reg—Roche. arkyns- H- Trinit y- St » Southwark. Own pet n . , [Mar. 13,] fy. victualler, Cambridge, late Chesterton; April 11. Reg.-Roche. O.A.—Parkyns. Own pet'. ...

... Printer's. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted 1821. Capital £550,000. DIRECTORS. has. Evans, Esq., Chancellor of the Diocese of Norwich, President. Edward Steward, Esq., Vice-President. Qeorge Durant, Esq. Charles Edward Tuck, Esq. Robert J. Harvey Harvey, Donald Dairymple, Esq., Esq., M.P. M.D. Henry S. Patteson, Esq. William Robert Clarke, Esq. Henry Browne, Esq. Goo. Edward ...

... Mr. Abbott, nurseryman, to Emma, eldest daughter of Mr. Hall, Market Hotel, all of Knarebbro'. Calvert—Nicholl.—On the 3rd instant, at Sion chapel, Halifax, by the Rev. B. Dale, M.A., J. Calvert, jun., Esq.. of Mooifields, Warley, to Eliza, sixth daughter of T. Nichejl, Esq., of Carlton House, Halifax. Ceowther —Wiiitk.— On the lst instant, the parish church, Scarbro', the Rev. A. S. Aglen, M ...

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