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... OUR WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL REVIEW. OUR GRAIN CROPS. The preliminary statement showing the estimated total production of wheat, barley, and oats iv the years 1894 and 1893 Great Britain was issued by the Board of Agriculture Saturday. Previous official returns published some months ago recorded the relative positions the areas in the years specified. It was then seen that wheat and barley each ...

... and AGAR'S *» North exhibits it* Of and SOUTH GALLERIES suitable for U \, and BEDROOMS, c ARp *y -'larqueteiii, Fumed Oak, and Walnut. »d GENERAL FURNISHING 4 W AREriOUSE, YORK. 1992 E R. and HARNESS MAKER, STREET, YORK. , See Oa ,1 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS. 01 SADDLES, L ' BRIDLES, PORTMANTEAUS, ic. * TRADES EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. 156. V REPAIRING IN OPERATION. S to the Exhibition can have their ...

... North BJDING. ; ilU§ Q uarter Sessions were opened the Se ' °rthallertou, on Tuesday, Hon j business was transacted. The the follow! undas - th Chairman, presided, and tendance g ? utlemen (there being a very large ***** Justices) were present:—The Mar- Qtihu. -£ on the Earl of Zetland, Sir Reg. Ho' Hon * G - Lascelles - c - J- - W v . »stone, Sir John Lawson, Mr tor C S Swire - C - Milbank, ...

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... PUBLIC MEETING. On Thursday afternoon numerously attended meeting of the subscribers to the memorial fund to the late Dean York Dr. Duncombe, was held in the De Grey Rooms, this city, the object of the meeting being decide upon the precise form which the memorial should take, and to appoint executive committee to carry out the wishes of the subscribers. noticed present at the meeting the Lord ...

... BARNSLEY. ' Extraordinary Bigamy Case.—On Wednesday the Barnsloy magistrates remanded William Henry Young, a young man who recently worked at East Colliery as deputy, formerly a publican at Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, on the charge of feloniously marrying Eliza Ann Beaumont, recently a publican's widow al Barnsley, his former wife being alive. The case has created great interest, the sequel ...

... year pupils have been successful in the Examinations of the Royal Dental Society the Civil Service (open competition), the Pharmaceutical Society, and the College of Pieceptors. Michaelmas Term will commence (D.V.) MONDAY, September 12, 1892. 253 HOUSE, THIRSK. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. . . Miss JOPLING, Principals : mas j j O PLING, L.R.A.M., Assisted by Resident and Visiting ...

... . Ik, ?. NORTH RIDING. y **'chael ma3 Quarter Sessions of Peace were Sin House, Northallerton, Tuesday '*t eleven o'clock. The Chairman of the Srt ,* J. C. Dnndas, M.P presided, aud was Sir Lord Bolton, Earl Cathcart, the Right Hon. 11l j * tQfc r, M P., Sir W. C. Bart., the Hon. >. Sir James Meek. Lord Wenlock, the Hon. ?Mill aw ay- the Hon. W. T. Grde-Powlett, Colonel P*ain Turton, Colonel ...

... NORTH RIDING. The Epiphany General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the North Riding were opened at the Court-house, Northallerton, yesterday morning. The Hon. J. C. Dundas, M.P., presided, and the other justices present were—the Earl of Feversham, the Earl of Zetland, Lord Bolton, Lord Wenlock, the Marquis of Londonderry, Lord De Lisle, Lord Wenlock, Right Hon. J. Lowther, M.P., Sir W. C. ...

... PERFUMERY, HAIR BRUSHES SHLLL COMBS EMEN, PORTABLE DRESSING CASES, and every other Artfcle suitable for Also ELLINGTON BOOTS and SHOES, with Ease and Elegance, of .he best Quality and Workmanship. —____NJL--GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE, 2s. 9d. per 15».j>er Case. ORTH RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. ftS? T of the ACCOUNT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE S SL - RER °f Ac NORTH-RIDING of the County of ...

... Simultaneously in two parts of Northamptonshire anthrax has broken out, and several bullocks have died. Stock-breeders will note with satisfaction the attitude of the Royal Agricultural Society with reference to the proposed removal of Holland from the schedule of countries which cattle may not be imported alive into this country. the recent council meeting Mr Jacob Wilson, whilst ...