... 'Vott of ?ttll Flutports, F&eaz t2 to h e 3rd *Sept., 1841, bath inclutsre. KIoniginn lUlizabeth, Mallien, from Pillau, 509 qrs beans, 168 qrs peas, 50 qrs barley, 620 qri l heat T Hall, Son, and Co Navy, Fea, from Haasburgh, 24 bales wool, 20 casks clover- seed, 991 qrs vwheat, 15 bales flax and tow, 130 bags cotton Gee samd Co Vre, Angfobiiia, Rollph, from Xohlbranlt, 380 quarters wheat ...

... Jan. 4th, West House, Richmond, Yorks., Mrs Charles Marr (prematurely) of twins. Russell.— On the ult., Malta, the wife of Major C. J. Russell, Royal Engineers, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 3rd inst., at St. Michael's Church, Burleigh-street, Strand, London, Hugh S. Helmsley, of Leeds, Margaret Simpson, eldest daughter of the late Mr Simpson, of Bedale, in this county. Alalden—Kabnet.— ...

... OF THE WAR. YORKSHIREMEN tf Tu LD BY CAMP = v4 jUNITIOI N COLUMN. = hi ——— - ever TY} A VOLUNTEER Xt ‘ t Ammun: i Column | i pP vohin- t t pt m oof his 1 The Port Private teres n to bis iriends : , y appeared in the hist 41 at five in 128 a . a ik it ana @ > hye bok cu Vv ud = as 4 ia iin il as killed, hut, rt d wad Mi good health, althougit li Tro Lis ehemy jyu-t . \ lucky through, + t 4 . ...

... TERMS ACCEPTED Miners & Government GOOD NEWS THIS EVENING. A Satisfactory Formula. An:, Exchange Telegraph Company's message at 5.20 this evening states: The Miners and the Government hav ...

... is equal to ' , jj Laid. Makes dolicious li. - ami Cakes which are ,.j!v digested ,\ rii nee difficulty in ob- B.C L. Com ...

... TO-DAY'S APPOINTMENTS. Fir Donald Maclean at Edinburgh. Mr. Herbert Samuel at Salt burn—Presentation by Cleveland Liberals. John at Leith. United Kingdom Travellers' Association—Q.iarterlv Meeting. 2: Dinner and Social, 5; Hotel. Leeds. Yorkshire Rural Friendly Society, Northallerton—Sir Hugh Bell presiding. Agricultural Society. Crown Hotel. 6. Worker*' Education Association— Annual ...

... Dry Dock Co., Ltd., 1, Btgh-rt., HuU. AGENTS. COMMISSIONS, TRAVELLER ...

... sod, and C. A. Goodlaes. Rrnbwal ok License. —An application was made by the Manager of the Picture Palace, Driffield, on behalf of Capt. Webb, for renewal of the license, which was granted. No Whits Lights —Oliver Bingroso, Southburn, was fined £1 for having no white light on his cycle at 11.10 p.m.on Sept. 28tb.— Henry P. Pardoe, who was summoned for liko offence bad the summons dismissed. C ...

... (Continaed from Page 2) Fe, Pack De 0 —Mrs, Leonar 3t Leeds. Gent er al, young housemaid Conk a an ant id oN 31 3t ford aod Housemsid, ee Soowball, 1 , Oriel Creacent, we a wanted. 30.—Mre, Brown, ae. wages eet rea—8695,_E Post, Leods. =, Cook General want ine. net, Park Lodge Park aie 3 eral, to in bar ED, Cook Gat Post, % and together; £30; Registry, Wood- teeds on riage tamily Ty ail ore ...

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... CLERKS, ASSISTANTS, Etc., WANTED. H RD RESSE 5s Samer Post, peds. ~-1,519, as Apprentice « AIRDR. SING. ten A ne, 2 + OTEL Weiter and Cellar Mag wanted, o Lather Boy.—4, Clay Pit highest references and ability *S ter: to honest and reliable mau.—St. Georgr » ! Hotel, A.—Required, by Britseh firm Pow Draughtsman, «oc omed idge, an raucturel eteei work, a tot work out atid parc designs, ...

... YESTERDAY SCOTLAND WAS SWEPT BY STORM OF WIND, SLEET AND SNOW, WHILE AT VARIOUS PARTS A GALE OF WIND WAS HOWLING TO ACCOMPANIMENT OF DEAFENING THUP ELECTION BOMBSHELL, SPECULATION RIFE CEN ...