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... YORKSHIRE AUTUMN ASSIZES YORK. Justice Grautham opened the Autumn Assizes for the City of York, at the Guildhall, aud the North and East Hidings, at York Castle, on Saturday. His Lordship breakfasted with the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress (Aid. and Mrs the Mansion House at nine o'clock. A large were invited meet the Judge, the foilowiug a list of the acceptances :—Th e High Sheriff of Yorkshire ...
... DATES OP THE YORKSHIRE ELECTIONS. LIST OP PROBABLE CANDIDATES. Candidates for the representation ot districts on the County Councils may have their printing addresses, envelopes, postcards, circulars, d'C. executed at the Yorkshire Gazette Office with the utmost possible despatch and at the cost. Ordet 8 received by the morning's post will be immediately attended to, and the printing ...
... announcements intended for this column must properly authenticated. Viscountess Downe has succeeded Lady Ampthill Lady Waiting to her Majesty the Queen. The Earl and Countess of Rosslyn have left town ior Dysart House, Fife. The marriage arranged between Lord Carnegie and Miss Bannerman will take place at St. Peter's church, Eaton-square, on the lst of August. Lady Fairbairn was unable to ...
... BY WIRE & MAIL. LAST NIGHT. PROM THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AND OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] 206 HOUSES DESTROYED. soplb, July 18th.—A great fire broke to-day in the Stamboul quarter of Constantinople and up to the present 200 houses have been ...
... BY WIRE & MAIL. LAST NIGHT. [ rag ASSOCIATION AND IJUUOIVN CORRESPONDENTS.] AND DAUGHTER KILLED BY THE SAME HORSE. -«n inquest was Jield at Amersham, yesterby the Coroner for South Bucks, respecting c death of Mr James Woods Lomax, who j 4 * killed the hunting field. Mr William Nash, of Chesham, deposed that the ..leased was seventy-two years of age. He lv ...
... Y ORK. v , ter Sessions for this city were held »en ca «? c A - - Simpson, who officiated Bff to serve order - following gentlemen k * -H.Feltw? E it' G - it! , , oreman ) I Mr. H. Hewisou ,t -ihhl ' Mr. G.Hope i' 3 -*£ .hi Mr.W.Heslop Mr.W.Hurworth V - Bass Mr. J. Hill Broom Mr.S.Maltby f-*.w2£i- Mr. R. H. Oakley £' Mr. John Smith •^■SlMpsfr Mr.F.Waind lie I resse his regret at the ...
... THICKET PRIORY SHORTHORN Xh . HERD. h rd 1S ° ne of the oldesfc couutv 'is * been existence since about the X - was originally started the n cn erson from the stocks of Mr ep^ ' Maynard, and other eminent Kirk] •' the sale of Bates's herd at chase ' Waterlo waB P P rove d ver prolific, and nearly all *terloos in the herd are descended from Utfir.,.- tribe has always commanded the tetu a ...
... into his House SIX PUPILS, nder Fourteen Years of Age, to Educate with his own Son. ' erras and References may be known on application. Skirpenbeck Rectory, near York, February 20th, 1846. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A L L that Valuable FARM, called KILBURN WEST PARK, situate in the Townup of Kilburn, in the North Riding of the County of York wutaining 100 a. 3r. 28f :of excellent ...