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... ____Apply to Mr. ROWNTREE, Easingwold. Important to grocers, druggists, and t drapers. BE LET, and may be Entered on Lady Day Next a first-class HOUSE and eve Plate Glass Windows, Fixtures, &c, with conve nience, situate in the centre of the Market ., Easingwold. These Premises have been recently and an ...

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... BOROUGHBRIDGE. Singular Death.— Yesterday week, an inquest was held at Stevelev, before J. P. Wood, Esq-, on view of the body of a man unknown, who waa apparently about sixty yeara of age, and a vagrant. On tbe previous Wedneaday after- Boon, Mr. JobnDeerlove, of Burton Leonard, farmer, waa proceeding along a field in the occupation of Mr. Smith, ' Bear Btaveley , wben be found tbe deceased ...

... at the Minster Gate. (Marsh's Shop), York, on TUESDAY, th. 16th day of June, 1860, at Elbvkk for Twelve o'clock prompt. Than are numerous CURIO U B BOOKS and TRACTB raleting to Yorkshire and tbe North of England, enriched with MB. Note, by the late dirttagni-hed Owner. Catalogues, _d. each, may be bad of the A_ ctioneer, Minster Gates, York ; or Mr. W. Harrison, Printer, Ripon. RYTHER. TO BE ...

... BANKRUPTS, —Town. Cont'from Col. 1080. Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall Street, London. See also Bankrupts,—Country.] Gazette—Nov. 19,1867. AYLES Stephen, [Nov. 15.] gentleman, Ringwood; sur. sth Dec. 12. Hog.—Pepys. O.A.—Graham. Sols—Sandys and Knott, Gray'sinn-sq. Own pet. BARRETT Charles Titlow, [Nov. plumber, Lowestoft; .sur. 4th Dec. 2. O.A.—Edwards. Sol—A. T. Hewitt, Nicholas-la. Own pet ...

... at Dunnington, near York, and late in the occu- pation of John Metcalf, at a yearly rent of £46. The Property is Copyhold of the Manor of Dunnington. For further Particulars, and to see a Plan of the Pro- ?Brty, apply to Messrs. Hands and Son, 8, Coney-Street, ork. _ ANNUAL SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. MR. GEORGE HOWARD will SELL BY AUCTION, at M'Claben's Sf^J^oM, ™; street, York, on WEDNESDAY ...

... comprising Dining and Drawing Rooms Library, Six Bed Rooms, Five Servants' Lodging Rooms Pantry, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Scullery, an ...

... TUESDAY ,-cVlN'ii .b ■ • ?? ' n th ?? Mi si.- Hall, by the Rev. loMAl'i'El- ' - OSBORN, of LiverpooL Subject: The Z'l ?? aad Mi ?? :- -of the present Century. ?? ] i , ?? - . n at ?? Lecture at s. Ad: ?? Saloon, (vl. ; Gallery, 3d. ADAM WOOD, Hon. Sec. ■ '! ...

... SEPTEMBER. First Quarter 23rd day, Sh. afternoon. OCTOBER. Full Moon Ist day, 7h. 58m. afternoon. Last Quarter 9th day, 6b. 13m. morning. New Moon 15th day, lib. lm. afternoon. ...

... honoured with o uctions from Mr. Hodgson, Agent to the Londesborough, Grimston Park, to ' UCTI ON, on the Home Farm, Grimston, on ?. August 19th, 1867, Prime Fat Cross-bred BULLOCKS. Do. Do. HEIFERS. Do - SHEEP, in - Cross-bred LAMBS. Pore-bred Shropshire Down RAMS. Do. Leicester RAMS. on the Table precisely at TWELVE tj Sale will Commence immediately afterwards. the jj eFarm is within One ...

... . v. L i rtPOLLCI GO--r- . : I L ; iE - FRIDAY. Is5A=Y.-James Crosby, a seaman belonging to sa American vessel iii' the Victoria-dock, was ohaged with wandering about in a state of insanity, dO' the !alay, of the Victoria-4dook, SOD' thef previous evening. We had a pistol on his person. :'It appeared thypri- gorner had been drinking 'for-several days,' previous to shich he was perfectly 'sane ...