... kbk •* P robabl y ,ome good rme **°n for the tIODS which are being taken to protect the ?? Atid. the public building, in London possible dynamite and other outrages. J? ggroe and windy language of some of the lAbnu-i' in New York points to a renewal of the I rT which has only brought ahame and punish- F° ■ u pon its executors in this country . Should ? ?? t , L , e positive evidence ...

... I g Y TBL EGBAPH FKOJt OUK OWN gSPOBTEBS. HOUSE OF ?? FKIDAY. The Lord ChanceUor took his seat Oa th* * ?ol- sac__ at a quarter-past four o'clock. LOCAL BILL. The SelbV and Mid-Yorkshire Union Railway (Abandonment) BiU was read a second time and referred to a ?? Committee. LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOB SCOTuAND. The Earl of Roslb,lsZ IBM-) «^ed the sec- tary for Scotland when it was intended to mtro- ...

... 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 ...

... Notice is hereby given. th»t i will not answerable lor any debts oonlrsoled by mv wife, Alice Johnson, Humtate, after this dst. . -Sinned, MARK JOHNSON, janr. | Jane 29, 1899. | ...

... a* Bov Mrs & fam Stoplor , Northamptonshire Philip, Mr=. G« HoweU.M»SE .h.w^.m « Dt ,t Mrs New Leeds Land, ** Land. Miss A Miss M ■ • Fitter, Misa Stoke-on-Trent 10 Sinclair- Mila * party London Howard, Rev H, M», child * nnraeWoekley Vic, Bri«» Mr”* W^tefleld uSX“rTW,MrsA.an. ffieia East Terrace. 1 Miss Bam ,6 Mrs Barn 9 Mrs Doathwftite 7 Mrs I Gale 3 Mrs Anderson Mrs Iredale 4 MrsDDonthwaite ...

... HEAD of CATTLE , * V - —“ w* 1.,.*.- •J chni'e Black-polled Heifers, in fresh condition, almost beef 4 ditto, suckling calves. coloured Heifers, suckling calves and served Strong Roan Heifer in milk Roan Cow in milk and calf. Non pedigree Roan Shorthorn Bull, 2 years old. rer-ntly TT tested Home-reared S'cck: —-12 Steers. 15 months old: 2 Hr;f?rs. 18 months old; 4 Steers and Heifer 12 months ...

... 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 ...

... WILBERFORCE SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. THE PROPOSAL TO PI'BCHASE THE MANOR HOUSE. A special meeting of the Governors and sub- scribers to the Wilberforce Memorial School for the Blind was held yesterday morning in the committee- room, Manor House. York. Tbe Dean of Yurk occupied the chair, and there were also present the Lord Mayor, Aid. Sir James Meek, Major Barstow. Dr. Matterson, Mr A. H. ...

... 20 Deo. 11. jy/JESSRS J»T ASTON AND (gON Founded over 80 years ago (George Easton, C.8. ...

... the most careful attention. At present there much talk and little argument, but we cannot too earnestly urge the Association adopt one system, and one system only, another season. far as the production of close matches is concerned, which is the main object handicappere, the old style seems quite as effectual as the nuw. At Leicester and Ilkley this was made very manifest, and there can IXJ no ...

... 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 ...

... THE TRIAL OF MONSON. OPENING OF THE. DEFENCE. FIFTH DAY. Alfred Johu Monson was on Saturday again brought up, in the High Court of Justiciary, be- fore Lord Kingabrough and a jury of fifteen, to answer to the charge of the actual aud attempted murder of Lie lit. Hambrougb, on August 10th, in the present year. Proceedings that morning commenced half-an- hour later, and even this small respite ...