... of Property and to relieve Trustees. Notice is Hereby Given, that all persons having any claims or demands against or upon the Estate of MARY VICKERSTAFF, late of Bradford, Yorkshire, widow (who died on the 26th of February last), are required to send the full particulars thereof to the undersigned, Solicitor for the Trustees and Executors, on or before the Second day of February next, after ...

... American Tariff. —The discussions on this subject are carried on rather warmly in Congress. Air. Blair, member for South Carolina, thus expressed himself in a recent debate We, the people of the southern states, do not wish to separate from the if yon will let ns alone, and mil impose oppressive laws upon us: hut you attempt sacrifice our interests to ihose of ihe Manufacturers the not them ...

... Nationally this evening. 'the accne lor tne most pari set in ...

... FEAEFUL RAILWAY COLLISION : TEN PEBSONS KILLED. Ow Tuesday morning, shortly before one o'clock, a terrible accident occurred on the Eut Lancashire section of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bailway, nur Helmshore station, resulting in the death of ten persons, and injuries, more or less seriou, to a great many others. On Monday a great number of excursionists had gone to Manchester from Colne, ...

... SANSON'S LEEDS DIRECTORY for 1898 is now ready. Published aunually. Itist/ie local direct ory. Price 10s 6d. Tbe cheapest directory ever published in Leeds. Over 800 Special reduction toannu d subscribers. Sir* 1 J - EOBINSON, BOND-PLACE. LEEDS, ...

... CAPTAIN TUPPER ON STRIKES. REPARATION NECESSARY. Captain Tupper, London, and Mr J. R. Bell, Hull, of the National Sailors' and Firemen's nion, in continuation of their tour in the north 'or organisation purposes, addressed meeting fishermen in St Andrew's Hall, Palmerston Road, Aberdeen, on Saturday afternoon. Mr M. Clouston, district secretary, presided over large attendance. J. R. Bell said ...

... LARGE ENTRY AND GOOD QUALITY. Penzance Dog Show was held in conjunction with the Penwith Agricultural piety's Show. The officials are as follows:--President, Edward Ham; vice-presid ...

... THE SOCIETY PAPERS (From the World.) The journey from Cherbourg to Florence is not the longest which the Queen has ever undertaken, as has been stated, for in 1888 her Majesty made the same journey, and when she then left Florence she travelled direct to Berlin by the Brenner route. The Queen’s day saloon carriage, which has just been overhauled and renovated, is furnished with a centre table, ...

... ,as h£n °w!th have » one out ne seldom copybook itself, and t0 Pruden - i ?, ° those exhortations »med an conduct of life which *chlna esse ntial part of school »indernf « neration a ...

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... Story of Her Manager's Omission Mrs. Amy Mollison, the airwoman, was fined 10s. at Bridlington on Saturday for driving a motor car without driving licence Bannston on April 19, when she was involved in fatal collision with motor cycle. Mrs. Molllscn, who pleaded guilty technical offence, was not present, but wa» legally represented. Police-constable Scrowspon said tliat when making tnquirlei ...

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