... to commit suicide by walking into the River Hull, at Wawne, on the previous Saturday. As she had been in prison for several days, the Bench dismissed the case on the nnderstandiug that her friends, who were in court, would look after her.— Thomas Watson ...

... of that place, who committed suicide the previous day by hanging himself in his coalliou.se. The evidence of the widow and of two of deceased’s journeymen shoemakers, named William Barker and William Pounder, showed that for some time deceased had been ...

... range) Orese Skirts Millinery Zverythlng to Woar fcr Man, Woman and William Shaw Sons, Cross-Hill. ’Phone 105, Driffield. there are half-day excurslonsfrcmDri*- field at 11.18 a m. each day from June to 23. The return lare sengers on the homeward Journey ...

... Alfred Dunkley, commission agent, ef Holgate, York, against Mr Thomas Franklin, baker on the estate Castle Howard, and secretary to the Castle Howard Cricket Club. There was also a cross action, in which the latter preferred another charge of assault against ...

... N.K.R. Clerks, at York; July 19tb, Tcriiugtou, Malum ; 26th, Duncombe Park, at Buncombe Park; August Ist, Castle Howard, Castle Howard; Gtb and 7th, Loudon Ramblers, at Maltou; lBtb, N.E.K. Clerks (return), at Malton. ...

... Drlffew YM.C.A. out of 14 applicant!. Stanley Leason, son and Mr* tohur Leason. of Middle Street South, •M brother of Cllr. Howard Leason, ct;. was selected to «tng at the Empire D»y Musical FesUval In the Albert HaU ® Tuesday at which the Kinc , an ...

... Hughes and Hamilton eight months each—William Thomas Wilkinson (27), labourer, pleaded guilty to embezzling fifteen shillings, the property of Thomas Soar, Ellerton. Six months.—John \V illiams and Mary Williams were indicted for unlawfully uttering several ...

... —A» reported in our last issue the members of the Buckto* Liberal Association paid a visit te Castle Howard on the invitation of the Hon. Geoffrey Howard, on Thursday. The large party included 47 from Driffield. Tea was partaken of in the Guest House, after ...

... DEATHS RUDD, William Nichdlls, died 18 in Edmonton, Canada, .‘.‘J%y IR Tam Punp. u-u-y‘.m 18 nm mly Road, Ramsey, Isle of IN MEMORIAM BLAKESTON, Sid. Died July 24, dear husband and father, remembered always, Mary, Janet and Stephen. FOSTER, Bill. Treasured ...

... following: Bon—Eric Woodcock, William Hubbard Moms h*v*R6, Cyril Baines. Wilfrid Cooper, Nonsun CJifiord .fail marks Sydney Adams, Harold Hodgson, James Rawftnge, Harold Flintolt. Peter Wadsworth, Ernest Richardson, William Blakeaton. Dennis Baines. Bielby ...

... the Election Day, Monday last, April 7tb, 1919 Yooti moat respectfully, THOS. HOLMES. DRIFFIELD URBAN COUNCIL ELECTION tßEja Return my Sincere THANKS the 345 Electora who gave their Votra in roy favour on Monday laat.—loura truly, HOWARD LEASON. 59. Eastgete ...

... Premises. —At the Norton Sessions on Saturday, before Mr E. C. Taylor (in the chair), Lieut. Colo, id Haworth-Booth, and William Preston, John Cass, of the Union Hotel, Norton, was charged Supt. Blanchard with permitting drunkenness on his premises, on ...