... DRUNK AND POLICIA. John Daley, labourer, was brought up is' custody charged with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting Police-constables Ellam and Sweeting. Police-constable Ellam stated that on Saturday last, about 10.40, he apprehended the prisoner ...

... William., I Manar-plac-.Harknev. I onclon,ai.E. Nortonthorpe v. Hull St. Paul's, at Nortonthorpe. Doncaster v. Normanton St. John's, at Doncaster. Bnaresberough v. Bradford Britannia. at Kuaresborough. Ripon v. Horidorth, at Ripon. Newtown v. Mirfield Ranger ...

... relat:etie • (Lastly reverie. To his biroth-r, ! Napeleen Korteparle, be bequeaths hi. left arm and bin-I;to enroll, r brether, itMeirgoi Ill'ashineton, his right arm reel ; to other. his legs, nose, ear. he. Further, this leetetor leaves one tbowiand for ...

... from prisoner's house, and on the night of the 19th prisoner's wile came to her close between 10 and 11 with th e baby in her arms. She gave her the baby, and ran back and brought the other three children. Mrs. Hitching was in great distress, so she locked ...

... takii.g the timoutuption cure, she is perfectly well ant able to take a situation. Another Wise mod I euclose Ino test, Mr. John Martin, hI. Wlortusostreet. W.C.. she had safe.. front Hrottrhais and Antlers, for many lots. bad triel everything be knew ...

... 4 Lord Dunravena Stmon ..R. Sherwood tine to content the seat vacated in North Wexford 2 J. T. Croselefe May 3 by Mr John Redmond, and it is understood that he 0 Deaeon's Mater. 3 11 ma T. J. ~ .•••ay. • ~.. Ha will he returned nnoommed ...

... Rhyddiug. UNION PIC-NIC.-00 Friday last the annual picnic of the Sunday School Union eas held when, by kind permission ot Sir John )wan, Bart., M.P, there was a large atteudauce lathe grounds of Sawley Hall. The teachers and thetls left the Market Place ...

... a air.t. with three ems in it IF.. found, St. George's t'hurch at Woronater has been broken into. anti a Inas ors* set with arm., a pair of bra.. eandlerticiro. tour bras etnlen. The proepecta of a good harveat in the York .liAtriet are very bright, and ...

... circumstances, but it would be invidious to criticise the play of Woodhouse, seeing that he had the misfortune to sprain his arm early on in the game. At full Macauley exceeded the most saueuine expectations, his cool play, and strong kicking into touch ...

... Near this, on the north side of the chancel, is a handsome piece of statuary in white marble, surmounted by the Fauconberg arms. On the same side is an elegant monument in pure white marble, erected on a large base or pluith, containing a life sized effigy ...

... forming the nucleus of floor. in the agricultural induetry. t ducted under snch regulations as would he fat ) Jaeger Wool Cardigans , that wonderful collection. 1 Guard! •• he commanded. stock shows this year have displayed ensure reasonable security ...