... BOROUGHBRIDGE. Minskip Weslbyah Missions.— On Thursday afternoon week a sermon was preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, at this village, by the Bey. A. B. Holford, of Darlington. In the evening the annual missionary meeting was held, and the chair was occupied by Mr. Pawson, of Kittinghall. The attendance was very good. The meeting was addressed by the Beys. A. B. Holford, J. Tesseyman, of ...

... without reserve, on „■!*'• v of Maech. 1870, on the premises, SSS^ ?? FLOCK 0F ?? °° n- e\m* i TJEICESTKB EWES, ia lamb to Rams _■_ ffiscraymgham. »^'fVKcesterhogs. y^S Cotters, Trongbs, Nets, SUke., Bars, _■*». __ ?? for One prompt. IT*©?! Carts, and fiuplements J^S-on the 29th M-Bcane^. ?? neab^H- BAILWAY STATION, - troMAS TALKER is instructed by ?? 1 ?? +* i ?? ?? Black Fillies, rising 2 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS , _# _i_rvon aaked if the Government would T* _f_M-M to the ...

... M- ?? v Atoil _t r ators of the late %Js*_ S_L^Y^S?TWron MONDAY ?? Wh * rt0 _ G ?? e rJ S^J_?W -S-Tut-I -*d DEAD Diamond, aged; Grey ?? BrSn Drang Hon*, Boxer, JSfc^^S^coU, ?? ?? « ?? B * own -ggKr^Ti *■ r t—- 'SS^llxfl-ISIttSBS, IMPLEMENTS, Ac Ss-sfti CAB IB ' ?? ;££u»_r^ , in Lots. . V__l °'£_fof?i--leH»rne_. ; ?? for five Horses , BS ?? fi^Tb-a-U- | »[sfi__*BOLD FURNITURE. in Redwood ...

... the 4th, 1870. on ?? m EO»w*» in lol i 0 wu,g truly valuable ?? F^\TlCliE, Ax., comprising in the -fi^J^rStraSG BOOM AND STUDY- ?? l** 9 Jnam* Oval TahU on carved pillar; **m\Z ?? «n^aoat carved pillar and claws ; fs^OßßOtTaWeonstos^^ Two ?? •'^.^i^Xton damask and stuffed ?? % tfSma\n\ ?? Chair spring-.eatod ?? U f^^liotaT ?? • »*»* ...

... Mahogany Loo ock ; well-made Bjpanirh i*om* Roeewood Chairs, j nest 8-tier Roeewood tetion ebony ; Mahogany il Table, Chimney Orna- d Fireirona, Hand.ome notch, Dasuask Window isa, in gilt frame; Two d damask, Ac. abogany Dining Table, r* ; Mahogany Sideboard, Drawera, ttookease. Six d **ti_ hair cloth, ?? Fender and Firairons, :rim_on Morses Window of Glees, Chins, Ac.; is, ond Inkstands, wo ...

... TO ADVERTIE MS. ~%h&rVm (eapntal letter and aubr en h ~i'eneaet atant o to apply perionally. w h 11'ianowt &IJ letters in answer to Advertlseonents thirough the 'pdnteris are foe. warded to the proper partice, and the Printers 'Aave U no nec COn- trol over them. &Dpplcants should nect in any we asend Oaos3sivAe. tovtmonials, but gopico Only. TIANTED. a re-engagerrnent as GOVER.NESS. ...

... Acaater, to SELL BY AUCTION, mir * reeerve, under tbe Wool Shkds, Cattle Market. ££V THURSDAY NEXT, Dec. 22nd. 1870, at Nine JTpct. Ten handsome ripe HaU-bred BULLOCES, and £1 » e r> prime FAT HEIFERS. * K %otj ?? snd choice quality ; beautiful specimens (0m- Nee-etreet, York. wood fob sale, cattle mabeet, york. -0 JOINERS. BUILDERB, CABINET MAEEBB, FABMEBS, AKD OTHERS. MB. THOMAS WALKER is ...

... ?? M, i -*»* Market Weigh-on, iv tbe East Riding lerkahu., eouaisting of a highly desirable Fa EM. con- waing about 268 Acrea, situate in ths Village of Good- ?? and now weeupied by Mr. John Stephenson ; Two was* ?? eonteiniug about Two Acre* each ; and Two T ertOfg**, with Urge Gardens. FaU ?? will appear •a • waro Advertisement. Plans and^ fnrther Particular* may ahoctly be obtained ...

... at Mr. Hilton'. Clarence Hotel, Davygate, York, •t Six ?? in the Evening (subject to the Conditions of Bale to be then produoed) : — LOT 1. AU that MEBBUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Yard and Outbuildings thereto belonging, beiug No. 6, in Nunthorpe Road, now in the occupation of Mr. Sharpin, Architect LOT 8. , „ AU tbat MEBBUAGE or DWELLIN * -HOUSE, with the Yard aud OulbuUdings thereto ...

... St. Mary's, Bootham, in conse- qnence of Dr. Fowler being ?? Abroad, comprising FURNITURE, suitable for Three Reception Rooms, Bix Bed Rooms, Kitchens, and ScnUery. COTTAGE PIANO- FORTE, by Hopkinson, full compass. Bale at Eleven o'clock. On View on Saturday prior to Sale. CRAYKE, NEAR EABINGWOLD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. THOMAS WALKER, Auctioneer, York, at the bouse of Mr. George ...

... HOUSE OF LOBDS. MONDAY. TBB TREATY WITH THB UNITED STATES. Earl Roaaau. moved an addreas to the Qneen, praying bar Majesty not to ratify any treaty for tbe settlement of the Alabama claims wbich provided tbat the arbitrators shall be bound by any other law than tbat wbieh existed when the alleged depredations took place. The noble lord, * supporting his resolution, strongly condemned tbe ...