... What is remarkable, three of the ot» . died within 21 years.—Margaret R eUII V Mary Chappelow, aged 97 ; and Josei aged 79 ; and all after servitude years. Mary Chappelow lived m upwards of years. man*' 10 March 9.—Died at his lodgings at near York, far ...

... William Brown, of Lincoln's Ins, bsrriater-st-lsw, eldest son of Douglas Brown, Q.C., of Arnclifi Hall, Northallerton, to May Grace, younger daughter of tbe late Martyn John Roberts, of Pendarren, South Wales, snd 6, Upper East Hayes, Bath. Day — Jac.son ...

... magnificent innings on the part of W (} Grace rhey managed to amass the good total of 287, and at the close of play had .got rid of four of tbe Kent wickets tor 45, so they left off with a decided advantage. Grace won the toss and went in with Ferris to ...

... tho v> tuning punt alone. YOUTHS' FOUR-OARED RACE. Kilby, LavficM. Sanderson, Klstrip fst.) I Morton. Btogdill, Pa wet tt, Chappelow 0 Won b\ lour lengths. MSN'S FOUR-OARED RACE. KIUsT HKAT. Bell, Rimpsou. Dalb\, Hope ?? 1 Dousow, Stephenson! Bean, Petty ...

... run out by W Grace, but Rice and his captain made a stand for nearly an hour, the Oxford University amateur playing a perfect stonewall game. When he was dismissed hy a catch at wicket he had scored four runs in fifty -five minutes. E M Grace and Gilbert ...

... examination in geueral knowledge required by the Incorporated Law Society. Thb Chubch.— We are authorised to state that his Grace the Archbishop of York has conferred the benefice of Holy Trinity (Goodramgate) with St. Maurice, in this city, now vacant ...

... 3, Cass and Searle. Fantails, 1 and 2, Cass and Searle ; 3, E. Barker, Stokesley. Jacobins. W. Chappelow, Bishop Auckland ; 2 J. E. Crofts ;3, W. Chappelow. Trumpeters, P. Ward, Middlesbro'; 2, J. E. Crofts; 3. H. Bailey, Cropton. Barbs, J. E. Crofts; ...

... deceased bad been keepius company with a young man who had given her up. On Saturday last she was seen by Mabel March and Grace .Smith, two com- panions, to whom she showed a letter addressed to a youug man named Robinson, of Haxby. She did not appear ...

... Board b Roberts 6 c Board b Woo- 13 .1 Hide, b Roberts 20 c BoardbWoof 0 Brann, b Roberts 7 not out 19 Xewhuii, c W Grace b Roberts 0c E M Grace b Woof 0 G L Wilson, c Board b Woof 36 c Fallen b Roberts.. 1 W U Andrews, b Roberta 0 c Painter b Woof 1 C A Smith ...

... Webster, J. McNally, W. Walker, R. Rosindale, F. Wool- ford, H. Wilson, juur., F. Deuby, H. Kassell, C. H. Twivey. S. G. Chappelow ; captain of the first team. Mr. G. Ainley, vice, Mr. W. Doubtfire ; captain of second team, Mr. H. Bradley, vice, Mr. S ...

... allow their opponents to bat first. The ground was rather damp, but the wicket on the whole was in fair .ondition. Messrs Grace commenced the visitors' de- fence, Peel snd Harrison bowling. Peel opened the attack. Bis third and fourth deliveries were ...

... hen— l and 2, T E Dosser, Slings- by, York. Jacobin, single bird, cock or hen— l and! 2, T E Dosser, Slingsby, York; r, E Chappelow.Well. Bedale. Turbit, single bird, cock or hen — T Holmes. Great Brifiield; 2, « Holmes, By ton Saddlery. Work- sop. Owi ...