... Oriental Carpets: How they are Made and Conveyed to Europe, Herbert Coxon (London : T. Fisher Unwin, 26, Paternoster Square).—Mr. Coxon dates his preface from 85, Grey Street, Newcastle-on- Tyne, and tells us that the little volume under notice i 3 a simple narrative of a journey to the Caspian region, ■undertaken with a view of gaining personal knowledge the manufacture of Eastern fabrics, ...

... cathedral services. Saturday (This Day). 12. Psalms, B. Service, Ouseley in , Even' utuem 610, Help us, O Lord.—Longhurst. , B. Service, Ouseley in E. Anthem The Lord is my strength.—Goss. ilo*r, r. SUNDAY AETKR TRINITY. and Creed, Ilifte iv C. Venite, 10. B. Service, Hopkins in C. Introit 2J, °. magnify.—Macfarren. Even P-'n.)--Litany. Hymn, 261. p.m.)— Psalms, B. Sendee, Hoyte in B at - ...

... BEVERLEY. PoLiCR.-At th 3 East Riding Court, on Saturday, Willows, of Mole croft, innkeeper, charged by P.C. Jackson with havin.; his house open for tbe c of drink during prohibited hours on Sunday, tbe ult , was fined 2s. 6d and costs ; and Geo Gardham, of Beverley, for being found drinking therein, was fiaed ls. and costs.— Samuel Lonsdale, labourer at Gardham, was charged by Wm. Bryan, ...

... SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED. An accident occurred the North-Eastern Railway Ulleskclf level crossing on Monday afternoon. Two horses belonging to Mr R. Powell, farmer, Ulleskclf, hud been straying on the highroad. One of them got on to the line as the 1.15 p.m. train from to York approached. When the signalman saw the position at once turned the signals to danger, but the driver had not sufficient ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BALLS, ss. to 12s. Gd. per d'jz. TENNIS POLES BY THE BEST MAKERS. E. H. PICKERING, 28, HIGH OUSEGATE, YORK. KIRBY & NICHOLSON S SUMMER SALE COMMENCES TUESDAY, July 12th. VICTORIA HOUSE, YORK. Also 6, ST. ANN'S SQUARE, MANCHESTER. ESTABLISHED 1300. T. B. HAIGH, WINE MERCHANT, 106, HIGH PETERGATE. REILYS STOUT, BASS & CO.'S and WORTHINGTON & CO.'S ALES, in CASK and BOTTLES. ALSO PURE GERMAN ...

... 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 ...

... SELECTION OF A CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. ARTHUR ON THE SITUATION. Yesterday a meeting of Conservative electors the Western Division of the East Riding was held at the Oddfellows' Hail, Pooklington, which town is the centre of the division, for the purpose of appointing a Chairman and Vice-chairmen for the district, and of selecting a candidate to represent the division in the ensuing Parliament. ...