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... LOSS OE A MIDDLESBROUGH BUILT VESSEL AND TWO HAHDS. InteUigence has been received at Scarborough of the loss of the new iron smack Ocean, belonging to Mr M'Bean, jet merchant, of the Marine-parade. Th ...
... FRANCE. The Pans correspondent of the Timet says that the romoura war have been highly injurious to irade. Several large orders which had been forwarded to the jumolJ'-tiiriog districts had been withdrawn. In another it is stated that the greatest activity prevails tiie manufacturers at Lyons. letter from Toulon states that orders have been received to prepare two steam frigates for sea as ...
... On TUESDAY August 23rd, 1881, Mil. STEPHENSON will SELL a number of FAT and STORE BEASTS, SHEEP TIGS, 4c. Sale prompt. 1373 iortifnepr's Besldence, Bouthsate, Market Weighton. VEST BiTTERLAW FARM, HAWTHORNE, NEAR HKTTON AND ABINGTON, IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. TT7ALKER and HAMMOND announce their Instructions from Mr. JOHN TATK SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, on THURSDAY, 26th, 1881, the ...
... A melancholy event has just taken place at Cork. Two officers of a regiment stationed in tbe county had been tried bycourt martial for one of those witless practical jokes which ...
... TORK AND VICINITY. The Earl and Countess Fitzwilliam and Ladies I Fitzwilliam have arrived at Cannes. The Girls' Industrial School. — The Treasurer ' has received the following additional donations : j George Dodsworth, Esq., £5 ; Mrs. and the Misses Peel, St. Leonards-place, £7 ; tbe Grand Jury. £2 13s. Hd. J Accident from Burning.— Yesterday an accident occurred to Isabella Robinson, a ehud ...
... MANTLES. CL3TBR9 “MANCUNIUM” DLBTBIS CUUBB 6743 REQISTEKEO VELVETEEN. AMD PXBKAHBHT OOLOCB, ...
... [Wkitmn ExriOBSLY yon tto Toss Herald J The opening of tbe International Fisheries Exhibition ?? London, wbich ie to take place on the 12th inst., has naturally drawn more public attention to the subject cf the fishing trade, both locally and nationally, than it has been wont to excite. The British people are toler- tbly well aware, from the too oft repeated narratives of stories of the sea, ...
... chareed f o? 2 1 such at the rate ol 6d. per line (8 word*! When not nr«7 paid an extra charge is made. ° p ** » ISirtlus. ~ Hopper. -On the 19th inst, at 13, Moss-street, the wife of T. Hopper, of a son. ; Mannâ On the 24th inst., at 1, St. Peter's-nav*. [ York, the wife of T. G. Mann, of a son. , Wueatkr.â On the 23rd inst. at Homeside, Morpeth, the wife of Edmund Cook Wheater, of a ...
... x- LAMB HOTEL YARD, BLOSSOM-BTBEET, u YORK. FRY Choice HERD of ALDERNEY and JERSEY COWS and HEIPEftS. Now on the above Yard, gale at 11.30 prompt. B. IDDISON, Auctioneer. BALE THIS DAY. TO BE BOLD AUCTION. BY J- - BIRRS, AT the CROSS KEYS INN, subject**) of Bale then produced, . . MFS6IAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate «• together with the Blacksmith'e 1. ine'r's Paint Shop, Engine Bhop, and ...
... OF DUTCH BULBS. EORGE EDWARD has received the above in Fine Condition. Catalogues are now Beady, and can be had Free on application at his Seed Establishment, No. 1, King Street, York. September 11th, 1862. MESSRsTtURNER AND WALTON, BOOKBINDERS AND MACHINE RULERS, Gazette-Office Court, High Ousegate, York. CARTES DE VISITE ! CARTES DE VISITE ! The Most Successful CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAITS for ...
... I LON1DO0Y AND NORTH WS TRBN aI WA Y. I A special meeting of this company, convened under the Wharnoliffe Act, and adjourned from Saturday last, was held yesterday at the Euston-squaire Station, to take into consideration several bills now pending before par- liament and affeoting their interests. The Marquis of CHANDOS, chairman of the company, presided. The notice calling the meeting having ...
... I THURSDAY'S TELEGRAMS. I_ gov HALT THE WAR., gilt HALT OF TE1E k'EDERAL-ARM - the *UEMLrN, Wednesday.-The Pressian Goazete sayrs, in, P consequence of the completion .of the, Treaty of Peace, at orders have been transroitted'to the Itsoops on march to tlt halt at the respective places where they ru y-now for ha)ppen to be.-PrincaWSindischgratz wenb to P.tdants' et at.neon to-day.tokehioleae. ...