... Prince of 'vales Preoerlts -he Loyal Asti -iCe Jubilee (,old AMedal to 'Dr. E. 1. Wes a borough House. National United Temperance rest the C-rr- 'a IL National Rifle Association: 13; tey priri. ?? West. Riding County Council Sheeting a::t V.e- Lineolnshhiro ...

... Inoncom5 anil~d the mals WIEST RIDING UNITED 'TEMPERANICE COUNCIL. hundred adult friends of temperance, including the delegates to thie W eoc Riding United .Temperance Council, wore received in the grounds of -Mr. Frederick Priest- ma6n, Bradford. The delegates ...

... Congregational Church), in which he said he had looked forward with pleasure to the opportunity of raking sides in Leeds en the temperance question, but he hadi been suddenly called to Manchester by the d'-ath of one of his children- He hoped they would have ...

... sold to Mr. P.icharld Hoveweth, Morecambe, for :£300, and the latter to Mr. J. Haf , Lancrster, for £220. OSSETl'.-At the Temperance Hall, Ossett, last night, Messrs. Whithamn and Sons offered for sale six through scuflery houses in Hilda-street, cff S ...

... prean-tusly carriod on borrowed money, are desirous of getting in on as easy ter-ms as poS- sible. ?? cannot do so in the present temper of the market lbecause the tone being goodi, and tlere hiing a )eaN-i bear account, the dr aers show an inclina- tion to ...

... He is one of the foremost men in Yorkshire in the Claistiarn En-deavour movemrent. anL h e is a rigorous supporter of the temperance cause. YORK MINSTER. Thursday {t -Wslnuisley :n F- Coivfort the seals ?? 4.U-Wa.rmzslcy in n rninar- ltlelteber cow . ...

... antd speake's and secretaries of .he Unio-n, and 1he g 1singe-rs in the winter and Mlay ift-iial choirs, to teGL irl n the Temperance Ra'l, on Saturday. o It will be seen from an announoemoxnt in anotiher column that on June 1st neat the Greot Northern Rail- ...

... the purch-aser of the first lot, which contained l0a. 2r. l5p., at £570. ORTON (WESTMORLAND).-On Thursday evening, at the Temp~era~nce Hotel, Orton, Mr. J. B~ainbridge, Kirkby Stephen, sold the freehold estate, known as New House Farns, situate at Raisbeok ...

... Leeds. Mrs. William Whiting presided. The Rev. W. 1B. Fitzgerald ad- dressed a considerable gathering asuto the working of temperance bodies. The Rev. David Walters, referring to the coming general election, said that he had no sympathy with those who went ...

... 2>.. 1-norThern lt.sNsy, 13-7-13 :1 MLNIZISS CCI?522S1Th5. Voronsoefel, Co. sri. 7* 3,1. Goieom 5. at. 45* Is 66. Se. S6. temper. t3sliforna, 34,.. 66. 5* e6.e. 61. 5-Is.' As. 65. 45. 4s. 66.' 5,. Sd (It. lio-fder Three-en. 31.38.16 5 56* 66. 55 5. Sd ...

... suffered at all, and in Newv Zealand an increase in these breeds was shown. These strong wools are almost entirely grown in the temperate districts of Australia which possess a good rainfall, as, for instance, the southern portions of Tictoria, so that they have ...

... adjudicated bankrupt,- A meeting of the creditors of Timothy Hird, builder and contractor, Icicthley, was held yesterday at the Temperance Hall, Keighlsy, Mnr. W. B. Naylor in the chair. A statement of affairm, as prepared by Messrs. J. w litley and Son, showed ...