... *William Stead, 73, Union- ^•e. York, leather-seller, 25 ; *Thoi_nas Russell, •i gamlison-square, York, bootmaker, 25 ; *Charles Aiderton, 12, Lendal, York, architect, 25; *William ?? Stead Field, York, tobacconist, 50 ; r-fderick Arey, 8, New-street ...

... near Kelsike plantation, in the parish of Bugthorj., on the 3rd of November. Fined ss, and lis costs.— Moses Botham, and Charles Ireland, were charged by Mr. William Kin-,, the churchwarden of Huggate, with breaking into the church, and doing considerable ...

... — F J Dicken, Stockton (230), 1 ; G Liddle, West Hartlepool (230), 2. Final : H Brown, 1 ; R Hill, 2. Mile handicap bicycle race (for boys under 14. — Heat 1, J Wade, Hartlepool (scratch), 1 ; J Davis, West Hartlepool (40), 2 Heat 2.— W Dicken, Stockton ...

... I have eaten the turtle of twenty-five Lord Mayors, and I was at the farewell banquet given to Charles Dickens prior to his second visit to America. Dickens and Thackeray were the friends of my youth, my editors in my maturity. I have been round the world ...

... well known to the police by the name of Slop, is wanted for this robbery Oo the ssme day, three girls, named Lnpton, Elswortb, end Taylor, were charged with aeveral shop robberies at Ripon, snd remanded until Friday. RIPON COUNTY CODBT. The usual monthly ...

... arbitrary and involuntary trick of the mind, made to stand in my mental vision and do duty as and for the disused brewery in Dickens's Great Expectations on my first reading that book. The wall to the street being, but for the archway, a blank one, conduced ...

... Wilks, who has resigned. Tbe other gentleman proposed was Mr Thos. Charlesworth. The votes were, for Mr LisUr 248; for Mr Charles- worth 230. Leeds Woollen Markets — The state of the markets this week is described to have been worse than they have ever ...

... which belonged to them personally, and which had been bequeathed to them for their personal benefit. Mr. Watson (Watson and Dickens, Bradford), who appeared for the plaintiffs, contended that the business of the husband and the lodging-house of plaintiff ...

... (Rev. xi. 3.,) alluded to by the Revd. I. R. Ellis, in bis paper of Tuesday, the 21st of February, was read by the Rev. Charles Cator, on Tuesday last, to a numerous auditory. Fat Pio.-Mr. P. Sturdy, of Ingleby Mill, near Stokeslev, recently killed a ...

... was in the wrong, rather than have summoned him. THURSDAY, November 11. Before W. C. Anderson, Esq., and J. Meek, Esq. The Robbery in Petergate. — ln the remanded case of Mary Dixon and Mary Ann Hurtley, who were charged with having stolen some articles ...

... gentleman. The viands reflected great credit on Mr. Robert Corney, and tbe convivialities were pro- longed to a late hour. Robbery at Eotow Bridge.— On Monday night, or early on Tuesday morning, tbe parsonage at this place, occupied by the Rev. George Dixon ...

... themselves with marked ability, and were frequently encored. The entertainment concluded with a full costume repre- sentation of Dickens' celebrated 'Trial Scene, from Pickwick, which proved to be the most appreciated portion of the programme, and reflected ...