... OUR WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL REVIEW. OUR GRAIN CROPS. The preliminary statement showing the estimated total production of wheat, barley, and oats iv the years 1894 and 1893 Great Britain was issued by the Board of Agriculture Saturday. Previous official returns published some months ago recorded the relative positions the areas in the years specified. It was then seen that wheat and barley each ...

... By wire & mail. NIGHT. OUR ASSOCIATION AND CORRESPONDENTS.!. Shanghai, Friday. orte( that a strong Japanese force • norti * ,arge island Society Bay, forty e est of Port Arthur, to be used »k quit peratio s. Tiie Chinese apparently o Prepared for this bold stroke in c,u tl Seas ' :i,ul lUd ...

... year pupils have been successful in the Examinations of the Royal Dental Society the Civil Service (open competition), the Pharmaceutical Society, and the College of Pieceptors. Michaelmas Term will commence (D.V.) MONDAY, September 12, 1892. 253 HOUSE, THIRSK. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. . . Miss JOPLING, Principals : mas j j O PLING, L.R.A.M., Assisted by Resident and Visiting ...

... cathedral services. Saturday (This Day). 12. Psalms, B. Service, Ouseley in , Even' utuem 610, Help us, O Lord.—Longhurst. , B. Service, Ouseley in E. Anthem The Lord is my strength.—Goss. ilo*r, r. SUNDAY AETKR TRINITY. and Creed, Ilifte iv C. Venite, 10. B. Service, Hopkins in C. Introit 2J, °. magnify.—Macfarren. Even P-'n.)--Litany. Hymn, 261. p.m.)— Psalms, B. Sendee, Hoyte in B at - ...

... SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED. An accident occurred the North-Eastern Railway Ulleskclf level crossing on Monday afternoon. Two horses belonging to Mr R. Powell, farmer, Ulleskclf, hud been straying on the highroad. One of them got on to the line as the 1.15 p.m. train from to York approached. When the signalman saw the position at once turned the signals to danger, but the driver had not sufficient ...

... \i*°}L. NEWS.I I*** 257. Service, ° lUuowthatthe! V 5 Uill », *, Naylor C. ■ a,h Hopkins a B Am- i» O. Venite, - Introit 1 ' r*' -I™- ' * C °it;lO, I will love Thee.— ny- 63, In the V ma ' 2G9 « Magnificat «. '• Hymns. y e erVlCe ,' Farran minor. ' p AV. U G - Anthem ; »\- ° —Wise. 7 . S*«>M«BI)AT. L LiSny!' 295 2 - Service, Boyce S. Paul). ft flat. Venite, 8. V know l kln ia nat. Hymn ...

... announcements intended for this column must properly authenticated. Viscountess Downe has succeeded Lady Ampthill Lady Waiting to her Majesty the Queen. The Earl and Countess of Rosslyn have left town ior Dysart House, Fife. The marriage arranged between Lord Carnegie and Miss Bannerman will take place at St. Peter's church, Eaton-square, on the lst of August. Lady Fairbairn was unable to ...

... BALLS, ss. to 12s. Gd. per d'jz. TENNIS POLES BY THE BEST MAKERS. E. H. PICKERING, 28, HIGH OUSEGATE, YORK. KIRBY & NICHOLSON S SUMMER SALE COMMENCES TUESDAY, July 12th. VICTORIA HOUSE, YORK. Also 6, ST. ANN'S SQUARE, MANCHESTER. ESTABLISHED 1300. T. B. HAIGH, WINE MERCHANT, 106, HIGH PETERGATE. REILYS STOUT, BASS & CO.'S and WORTHINGTON & CO.'S ALES, in CASK and BOTTLES. ALSO PURE GERMAN ...

... BY WIRE & MAIL. LAST NIGHT. [ rag ASSOCIATION AND IJUUOIVN CORRESPONDENTS.] AND DAUGHTER KILLED BY THE SAME HORSE. -«n inquest was Jield at Amersham, yesterby the Coroner for South Bucks, respecting c death of Mr James Woods Lomax, who j 4 * killed the hunting field. Mr William Nash, of Chesham, deposed that the ..leased was seventy-two years of age. He lv ...

... YORK OAT LIED A.L SERVICES. Saturday (This Dat). Morn. —Venite, Special Setting E flat. -Psalms, X. Service, Goes A. Anthem •■Thou art my poftion.—Ouseley. Even.—Psalms, X. Service, in E flat. Anthem 566, O Lord, hew manifold. —Mac- Fourth Trinity. Morn.—Kyrie and Creed, Garrett in E. Veuite, X, X. Service, Garrett in E. taste and see. —Macfarren. Even.—(3 p.m.}— Litany. Hymn. Even.—(4 p ...

... GENEROUS LANDLORD. BY WIRE & MAIL. * i LAST NIGHT. t*ROM THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AND ' OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] Wantage has presented to 160 farm labourers a bonus, being a portion of c profits remaining after paying estimated and interest on the capital employed. ...

... DEATH OF THE LORD MAYOR YORK. The trying illness of Aid. Philip Matthews, Lord Mayor of York, resulted, on Sunday night, in his death, to the intense grief of the Lady Mayoress, receutly ids bride, aud to tho regret of his fellow citizens. For many weeks past he had laid on a bid of his oficial residence, the Mansion House, anxiety felt fro time to time to his condition. was missed his ...