... YORK OAT LIED A.L SERVICES. Saturday (This Dat). Morn. —Venite, Special Setting E flat. -Psalms, X. Service, Goes A. Anthem •■Thou art my poftion.—Ouseley. Even.—Psalms, X. Service, in E flat. Anthem 566, O Lord, hew manifold. —Mac- Fourth Trinity. Morn.—Kyrie and Creed, Garrett in E. Veuite, X, X. Service, Garrett in E. taste and see. —Macfarren. Even.—(3 p.m.}— Litany. Hymn. Even.—(4 p ...

... GENEROUS LANDLORD. BY WIRE & MAIL. * i LAST NIGHT. t*ROM THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AND ' OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] Wantage has presented to 160 farm labourers a bonus, being a portion of c profits remaining after paying estimated and interest on the capital employed. ...

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... DEATH OF THE LORD MAYOR YORK. The trying illness of Aid. Philip Matthews, Lord Mayor of York, resulted, on Sunday night, in his death, to the intense grief of the Lady Mayoress, receutly ids bride, aud to tho regret of his fellow citizens. For many weeks past he had laid on a bid of his oficial residence, the Mansion House, anxiety felt fro time to time to his condition. was missed his ...

... 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 ...

... NORTH RIDING. The Quarter Sessions the Peace for the North Hiding of York' were held Thursday, at the Court-house, NorthaHereon. The Court was presided over by Sir John Hutton. The other justices present were :—Lord Teigumouth, E. D. Little, Mr R. Hills, Mr John Wallace Taylor, Mr Walter Johnson, Mr George Roper, Mr R. J. Dent, Mr John J. Emerson. T. G. Horsfall, Edmund H. Turton, R. B. Turton ...

... 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 ...