... at Lincoln Castle. E. Turnor was chairman, the other magistrates present being Sir C. N. J. Anderson, Bart., Sir Hickman Bacon, Bart., tho Rev. A. Wright, the Rev. J. Livesey, the Rev. G. Bubb, the Rev. H. C. Brewster, the Rev. W. W. Cooper, the Rev. F. Jarvix. Lieutenant-Colonel Mason, Colonel Seddon, Lieutenant-Colonel Conway-Gordon, Mr W. R. Eroers. A. Luard, Mr E. Pearson, J. Mr R. Waldo ...

... In an amateur boxing tournament at the R.F.A. barracks at Bradford last night, A. Bellamy (Thornton) narrowly defeated T. Fletcher, winner of two championships, after great fight. H. Mortimer (Wibsey 8.C.) beat J. Nicholson (Lister’s 8.C.) in the final of the R. Kitching Cup. In other bouts J. Kenningham (Wibsey 8.C.) beat 11. Broderick IQueensbury 8.C.); C. Lockton (Lister’s 8.C.) beat F. ...

... It was on June 20, 1912 —declares a citizen Hull very exactly—“ that I first reached the Whitby district. I was walking with a friend; and, after plodding, waist-high, through miles of heather, we decided that as a storm was brewing we should seek shelter for the night. stumbled across a tiny railway station, all newly painted—even to the name, I remember, Beckhole.’ My friend assured that ...

... TJUMBER 12 h.p. Vogue Eports Saloon 1934. Model, J3. black and white cplour, upholstered blue leather. Ace discs to wheels, luggage container the rear; this model the speciality this year ar.d listed at run about 8.000 miles; free wheel, bumper bars, dual tone horn: now offered a special price—Apply CENTRAL OARAOE, LTD.. Town Hall Square. BRADFORD. 'Phone 7914 7956. TkAJMLER h p. 1933 Model ...

... Coasters Arrived —Fro.o Aitlbro , Two Drothen, Foliate. Boston, Juliet, Rogers; Good Intent, Gilchrist. Bridlington, Perennial, Lundy. London, Sister*, Peck; Mary, Chadwick: Ph«be, Whitaker; Fly, Wright; Elisabeth, Hudson; Jubilee, Plaxton. Lynn. Mary, Houiel; Hopewell, Gowthey. Maiden, Hero, Cole. Rye, Biue-eyed Lass, Welsted. Spalding, Freedom, Clark. Wisbeach. Moss se, Greensides. Sailed— ...

... •/ The Bdi tore do not hold themaelves responsible f ca- the opinions of Correspondents. THE MUSEUM GROUNDS. I__ tke MiTToZZ of tke YORK HE * ALD - To the BUlTOiu. * a{ readers, have Gentlemen,— WiU you, or 'any »■ ' oi dinarv the goodness to inform me by what - 0 . , ?? subscriber to the Museum Grounds takes upon himseil to desire the family of another subscriber to remove trom a seat in the ...

... An American, sixty-eight years of age, who has been married four times, has lately presented at the baptismal lo nt his thirty-first child. Happy man ! Straw hats, with a cabbage-leaf in the crown, are strongly recommended for harvesters as a precaution against sunstroke. Mr. Bulman, a veterinary surgeon at Jarrow, has accidentally killed himself by taking morphia to procure sleep. Lambs have ...

... (From Our London Correspondent) FLEET STREET, Wednesday The prospects of the Rights of Way” Bill now before Parliament, and the probable successful termination to negotiations for the withdrawal of “damaging” amendments introduced into the measure during the Committee stage, were the subjects of authoritative statements to-day at the annual meeting of the Commons, Open Spaces, and Footpaths ...

... Kingsford Smith Leaving Darwin To-day. PORT DARWIN, Sunday Air Commodore Kingsford Smith is to fly the first Australia-England air mail from hero to Akyab, Burma. He is leaving at daylight to-morrow, and the route will take passes over Koepang (where the City of Cairo crashed last Sunday), Sourabaya, Singapore, Victoria Point, £ind Rangoon. The mail, which consists .of 19 bugs weighing 4671b., ...

... FEAEFUL RAILWAY COLLISION : TEN PEBSONS KILLED. Ow Tuesday morning, shortly before one o'clock, a terrible accident occurred on the Eut Lancashire section of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bailway, nur Helmshore station, resulting in the death of ten persons, and injuries, more or less seriou, to a great many others. On Monday a great number of excursionists had gone to Manchester from Colne, ...

... worry put a*ide for another year, the Artillery Volunteers to-dey begin the annual meeting their association Shoebnryneas, where if not much money is to be found in the prize list at Wimbledon the honours which are be won are richly merited by those who obtain them as any prize— Queen's or other —which the metropolitan Infantry meeting bestows. At Shoeburyness there are no pot-hunters or ...

... THE ENTHRONEMENT _OF THE BISHOP OF WAKEFIELD. - MwdertHe brightest poae.ble In glorious wealher, sua k6 geld was enthroned anapiees, tho first Bishop Tfie poople were very in tbe Cathedral here i to- *^ Banghine t be flags, early atoot, ana ib * m _ Ul B . ?? i cn t quite whieb were fitting » It wal not loßg ef e th e ft gay aspect to lbs o ,a ?? ml _. utl Wakifield invasion comae 6 * ■ oot i ...