... Plate of curds- Mrs F Davies ; 2, Mrs Parker. FARMERS' CLASS.— Twelve stalks of wheat- Rod well . 2, Jos Bramley. Twelve stalks of barley— T Rodwell ;2, J Bramley. Twelve stalks of black oats— J Bramley ;2, Benj Bramley. Four swede turnips— T Rod well ...

... — Twenty stalks red wheat; —J Rickaid, Glass Houghton ; 2, Josh Charles- worth, Methley. Twenty stalks white wheat — W H Storey, Ledaham ; 2, Chas Collins, Hillam. I Twenty stalks white oats— C Collins ; 2, G >mith, j Methley. Twenty stalks black oats ...

... staika of wheat— l Carr. Balne Lodge ;2, W Nelson, Oamblesforth. 12 stalks of barley — Joa Graves, Carlton : 2, W Woodhall ; 12 Stalks of oats— L Baxter, sen. ; 2, W Wood— l. 12 stalks of rjtani I Carlton. Temple Hint. ...

... ; 2, J Cooper, Thirsk. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 15 stalks of wheat-T Ellis. Thirsk; 2, T Dobaon. 15 stalks of barley— l and 2, T Dobson. 15 stalks of oats-J T Todd, Thirsk; 2, J S Jones. Orayke. 15 stalks of beana-R Frank. BrandsDy; 2, T E lis. Six Swede ...

... 2, J Cooper, Thirak. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 15 stalks of wheat— T Ellis, Thirsk; 2, T Dobson. 15 stalks of barley— l and 2, T Dobson. 15 stalks of oats— J T Todd, Thirsk; 2, J S Jones, Crayke. 15 stalks of beans— E Frank, Brandsby; 2, T Ellis. Six Swede ...

... Courtney. FARM PRODUCE— I 2 stalka of wheat— T Carr, Balne Ledge ;2, W Nelson, Camblcsforth. 12 stalks of barley— -los Graves, Carlton: 2, ...

... Duiinington Jefferson. Twenty cars of oats, tied, with stems and roots Yeoman Bros.; 2, A McNeil 3 J J Dunnington Jefferson. Ten stalks of beans, tied, with stem, and roots: J J Dunnington Jefferson 2, C McNeil ; 3, J Harrison. Six Swedes, washed, with tops ...

... occasion on which Hall has ascended the Towusend stalk, while the other famous chimney in the neighbourhood— viz., Tennant's St. Rollox— has been thrice scaled by him in the prosecution of his calling. The two stalks in question, it may be added, are the two ...

... meeting was held in the Corn Exchange, York, to oppose the Compensation Clauses of the Local Govern- ment Bill. Mr. Henry Tennant presided, and the principal speakers were the Rev. Prebendary Crier, Dr. F. R. Lees, ?? and Mr. Sector Davidson. A resolution ...

... Jackson ; 2, Mr W. Firth. Tray of roses.— l, the Rev. Thos. Whyte, Kirk Ham- mertou; 2, Mr H. Powell. FRUITS. Peaches.— l, Mr Tennant, Skewkirk ; 2, Rev. R. E. Lascelle?, Little Ouseburn. Nectarines.— l, 2, Rev. — Valentine, Whixley. Greengage plums.— Mr H ...

... month of the Earl and Countess of Ancaster at Drummond Castle, Perthshire. The Duke of York will then have a few days' deer stalking in Lord Ancaster's celebrated Forest of^ Glenartney, near Cowrie. The Marquis of Salisbury, by the advice ol his doctor, ...

... has recently been sojourning in Scotland, arrived in York. His Royal Highness has, with a distinguished party, been deer stalking at Abergeldie, and, according to arrangements, a special train was provided for the return of the Royal party, which left ...