... LIBRARIES of BOOKS. Pit TIRES, PLATE, FARM STOCK, PROP. RTV, SHARES and REVER- SIONS, and GKNKKAL SALES of every description condu.teil. 'I.Tins on application. PERIODICAL SALE.S of HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c, tt the Repositout. Lendal Bridge, also WEEKLY SALES ..f I A ! slocK, at Thk AUCTION Marts Particular* of all Sales .luly Advertised in Local and eiher Papers. VALUATIONS MADE and ARBITRATIONS ...

... Metsss, aaat ?? Housas. a.ul for FrsSsal..) errre-E- ABB BSTATB SALB BOOM. ?? i h» STBBBI. TOBJL. ?? WALKER'S i| ' J ?? '.GlialE'TS THIS WEBB. -■ ?? (irHSDAT). , . .. .vr . lii l: , ■ ?? Lenrlal aViige, ?? ?? lal'r 1-eln laded a i err Bne Old 1808 J,. 5 t LIIIBA DIXNBH SBktYICB, ompl U, 1 ' ' IiniNKSIiAT. ?? Maacn. H. rst ate: Harness. aS'Liteeliaspel. Carta. Stone- I ?? . Ar..la Mr. ...

... EAST RIDING QUARTER SESSIONS. The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions were held at Beverley yesterday, before Mr. Arthur Duncombe, M.P., chairman, and the following Justices:— Mr. Wylie, Sir Charles Legard, Bart., Mr. Hildyard, Colonel Haworth - Booth, Colonel Brookshank, Admiral Walker, Sir Henry Boynton, Colonel Grimston, Mr. Broadley, Mr. G. A. Duncombe, Mr. Pease, Mr. Eastcn, Captain Constable, ...

... BEDALE. CoN-_-.cn. vtion of a New Cemetery at Crake ball.— On Monday afternoon the new Cemetery at Crakehall was dedicated by tbe Right Rev. the Bishop of Richmond, 'me w either was gloriously fine for the ceremony. The clergy present were tlie Bishop of Richmond (Dr. Pollen), the Rev. T. M. Raven, vicar of Crakehall; the Rev. T. P. Worrall, curate ; tbe Rev. J. T. Hartley, rector of BorneBtou ...

... LOCAL &.DISTRICT YORK AND VICINITY. York Mineral G cards' and Shunters' , Dinner — This dinner was held at Mr. Moisley's J fining -rooms, Low Ousegate. The usual toasts to } the North-Eastern Railway directors and officials J were heartily acknowledged, as was the health of ( Mr. F. Lockwood, M.P. ; the donors, &c. The ] remainder of the evening was spent very enjoy- * ably, songs, fee, being ...