... AIN 1F TOWER FOP. LON-DON. AX INTIE'l'TE1VW N ITH SIR nD-NWAR'D ASN oi I-What's this- An Eittel Tower for London, Sir da Edward ezeclairned cur ilTU MValt G':s-tte) espresenta- wE tiva to thle Blaiway Monarch y'esterday (Wednesday) i A atternoon. Perfectly true, sit, replie~d he. Pray p take a stat, and I shall haves much pleasure in explaining - matters. IIt is a big idea., and I. ...

... ASSNXUAL PCPPY WALK. Yesterday the annual judgiug of the yonng pnppies, which have been reared by the tenant-farmers in the distrnt of the Bedale Hunt, took elace at the Kennels at Bedale. There ivas a verv large companv, ircluding-nost of the local gentry and the tenant-farmers ot the district Thejudging this year was undertaken by three of the leading gentlemen connected with the hunt, viz., ...

... &GRICULTTUL REVIW OF Tnd i WEEK. Just as farmners, were behgnninrg to despair of the advan- tages of a fine harvest, a delightful chauge in the weather took place. On Sunday the clouds were very hizi, and the barometer rose steadily, giviag hope OE a continuance or trie bright sunshine which prevailed during the day. TW,, I resage was fallyroaLised, and the farmers of all the I et;t -lists ...

... MARRIAGE OF ME. ROBERT D'Atcy EHIDYARD, COnLBor?NE H La, Y0o11=Sl1nE.-YeScerday afternoon, at. All Saint's Church, Brightfinusea, Essex, the marriage took place ot Mr. Robert D'Arcy Hildyard, of Colborine IHall, Yorkshtre, and -lIss Agnes Marx Batemani, only - daughter of Mr. and tile I1on. Mrs. Dltaemain, of L'rightlingsea, Essex. The bside was given away by her father: Captain KMiene, of the ...

... - A I--- vL s.i~C -NAD IwtOCILrS ?? ~Saunrlavy Aunust 17th. , ?? ?? ?? Tithe Eidl ;: n carlT terrinjatio t * e.ker y-.'s','erd:av .cisctrl rsedtj ,, . : .d b' the Att'nsey-Genral I - - -urt' itt a new ?? and that it ?? L afrslh. -Mr. Smrrith, fl doubt , . ,i. i lnl rislv''d ?? w . at itnp'ss'.sbi or the ti - l t }TMP ?? 'it the but I su.spect ?? .. irtn i-T Lrsur eh Vt-2as ?? the benches% ...

... THE AMERICAN WORKLNIG MEN AT STUDLEY ROYAL. The ex~pedition of working men organised by a philan- thropic Amnerican gentleman, Mr. Scripp, and known as Scripp's League, consistig chiefly of sklled artisans who are making the tour of Europe, yesterday. at the invitation of the Most Noble the 3Larquis of Ripon, visited Studley !Royal and the rumns of Fountains Abbey, w here they were cordially ...

... THE R.AILWAY AND CANAL TRAFFIC ACT, 1888. PROCEDURE AT TIE REARING OF OBJECTIONS. The Board of Trade have considered the course which it will be most convenient to adopt in the public interest in order to afford to all persons who have forwarded objec- tions to the several classifications of merchandise traffic and schedules of maximum rates applicable thereto submitted by the railway ...

... WEATTEPR REPORTS FPG - PLACES AND PLEASURE 4 ?? (Flion oup COEP.. ?? HARROGATE, Sunday..-Fine an i * . -. pleasant breeze. Atmosphure :lere: A iad S.E. . L~Y. S-uaday.-The eavter ?? and the sun bright and plea:Sat.' ing from the west. BptJD1.rtsnore Qt-Ay. Siin&uITr ?? weather to-day, sa ?? wxyii : * ?? SCtrnsoU~lG'CGH Sunday 21i.I,.: ?? and a blue sky. and the weather !u s. WViinY, Sunday ...

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... BRITISH MEDTCAL ASSOCIATION. ANN UAL MEETING IN LEEDS. The British Medical Association continued its fifty- sevenmth annual rmeeting yesterday in Leeds. Adi the I sectiomes met during the forenoon, ard in several there was a large attendance of members. In the Section of Public Medicine the subjects for discussion drew together a larger audierce tbau on the opeinng day. Dr. Ballard again. ...

... 'i , . I , 4 ; , ? , ?? ? , ? 4 :. I 11 ?? ?? I - - L. with Mr. J. Austin. OsrOldiCIUS2, for the rewiudnndos E ie session. INDUCItt rON SERVICE AI? BrtLEY CHURCU i.- Last evening Barlev CoearcE, Leeds, 'ras tho scene of an interesting Service on the Occasion ui the induiction ui the Rdv Joil Longbolttam, B.A., it tue vicarage. 'The church was well filled. The service was of a special ...

... !pAIRLIAOM EN7ARY NOTES. Hoams, Conyoqs. TbmIrsyv- !Of all people in the w eradJ the Peers have been engaiged to-day in discussinl B the Maybrick case. Lord Fit7gerald, who is a me-n her of our highest Court of Appeal, had the temerity t, ask the Government to consider during the recess tl le question of constituting !an effective Court of Appeal ha criminal cases, with a view to legislation ...