... and AGAR'S *» North exhibits it* Of and SOUTH GALLERIES suitable for U \, and BEDROOMS, c ARp *y -'larqueteiii, Fumed Oak, and Walnut. »d GENERAL FURNISHING 4 W AREriOUSE, YORK. 1992 E R. and HARNESS MAKER, STREET, YORK. , See Oa ,1 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS. 01 SADDLES, L ' BRIDLES, PORTMANTEAUS, ic. * TRADES EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. 156. V REPAIRING IN OPERATION. S to the Exhibition can have their ...

... North BJDING. ; ilU§ Q uarter Sessions were opened the Se ' °rthallertou, on Tuesday, Hon j business was transacted. The the follow! undas - th Chairman, presided, and tendance g ? utlemen (there being a very large ***** Justices) were present:—The Mar- Qtihu. -£ on the Earl of Zetland, Sir Reg. Ho' Hon * G - Lascelles - c - J- - W v . »stone, Sir John Lawson, Mr tor C S Swire - C - Milbank, ...

... 20 Deo. 11. jy/JESSRS J»T ASTON AND (gON Founded over 80 years ago (George Easton, C.8. ...

... SALES AUCTION THIS EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK AT THE RED LION HOTEI . PONTEFRACT, BALE THE FREEHOLD SHOP Pontefract. MOXON and BARKER. Solicitors OLIVER. KITCHEN and Auctioneers MESSRS. PREMISES ...

... something in the way exceptionally brilliant play comes from the game of 16,000 points up ev«n in 'the above match Saloon, Catherine Stwt, Strand, London, which finishes today, victory wrms well within the grasp North. Yesterday's doings the part either man, alsbough not quite what has achieved during the week, fully upheld their high repute. Thin gone stood ...

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... YORK AKD VICINITY. Property in High Ousbsate. — Yesterday after- noon, at the White Swan Inn, Pavement, Mr. George Howard, of the firm of Howard and Son, of this city, submitted for public competition extensive business premises situate No. 19, High Ousegate, York, now and for many years past in the occupation of Messrs. H. A. Cowling and Sons, bam and bacon factors. A numerous and highly ...

... The following appeared only iv a portion of 1 out yesterday's issue. \ The royal troops have, carried some strong positions near Leo d' dig el. The beseiged haws revived several convoys of supplies. THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. 1 THE CHANNEL, TUNNEL. Yk-isailles, -Monday Evening. In to-day's sitting of the Natioual Assembly . 28 Bills were voted. There was little or no d—- ?? upon 23 of ...

... NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. HALF-YEARLY MEETING. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the North-Eastern Rail way Company was held yesterday at the De Grey Rooms, York. Mr. J. Dent Dent, chairman of the Board, presided. There was a large attendance of shareholders. Mr. C. N. Wilkinson, secretary, having read the notice con- vening the meeting the chairman affixed the seal of the ...

... RNITURE WHOLESAL HI 12 To-morrow (Sat.)9 a.m. to 9 p.m. HOUR SALE 6-Piece BD ROOM as Mustrated, inelad- ing soli@ Oak Sideboard, Extendl: Dt ning Table, and 4 ap The lot wit IG —— a—S 4ft. WALNUT These Cheval SUITES ea | 4 ED at half-price tor ‘to morrow only. Note =a SS Table with triple tairrors and | BEDS TO MATCH. iss 19) Ca a Saf. Lic Oa xv nO 10 only, ‘Swan CHESTERFIELD Offered at half ...

... Arrivals.—Visitors, wh® may bo desirous of registering their names among the Arrivals, will And a book open for that purpose attlieOßlceof this paper. Church Walk. Asenuuiries are frequently made at the Courier Office lor apartments, and complaints are also as constantly made by strangers to Leamington, that there is no published List of visitors, the Proprietor of the Courier undertake to ...

... From The Norwich Argus. men that stood nurse in a difficult K,Si medicine, but when we can get good good medicine the patient standi a much puree »»» f recovery. The few word of advi ...