... bedeliv ered to the OFFERED for SALE. have kindly consented to hold | ry\O BE LET, BY the 27th August, 187, in the * Three Crowns Inn, behind Smith, Burnfoot Hou hire Street, uniess an Appeal be duly entered. | The following CARLISLE, on LANDS said, and ...

... accordingly selected to exercise the judiciary function. The proceedings before the arbitrator commenced on Friday last, the Crown Hotel. The plaintiff was represented by Mr Kemplay, of the northern circuit, instructed by Mr Nichol, solicitor, of London ...

... additional value to the last tribute of respect paid to a faithful servant—Cur. VISITORS TO GRANGII FOR THR WELK ENDING Ot-r. Crown Hotel: William C. Glover, Ilkley ; Reginald T. Hall, Bradford ; John V. Godwin and Mrs. Godwin, Bradford; Mr. and Mrs. Swain ...

... but he could not say that he had the hook in hia hand then. He bad mimed his money on other ocesei,, Mr. Wilkinson, of the Flatt, who accompanied the prosecnt w to Beckside public house, said there were two little bairns playing about in the yard when ...

... week, a lot of boys got hold of the omnibus which plies between Canobie and Langholm, when it was unyoked in front of the Crown Inn at the latter place ; and while pushing the vehicle along, it a ired an impetus they could not control, and dashin ainst ...

... Property Great Asby and W\ cop.—This property was brought to the hammer onthe 3rd inst., by Mr. J. Richardson, auctioneer, the Crown and Mitre, Appleby, and realised the following prices—The Great Asby Estate :—Lot 1— House and Grounds, 5 acres 3 roods 5 ...

... at Peasholmes, Jane, wife of Mr. William Huddleston, farmer. aged 71 years. —Much respected. On the 23rd inst., at Thwaite Flatt, Elizabeth Mary, daughter of Mr. Thomas Onnandy, miner, aged 7 Years. On the 28th ult., at the Infirmary, Howgill-street, ...

... to Appleby, at which place he arrived about four o'clock. The Carriage of the High Sheriff, appointed by Mr. Dixon, of the Crown Hotel, Penrith, was a very elegant s . g nipage; but the introdactaon, for the first time in This county, ef the constabulary ...

... to anl alazmprg extent in the neighbiourhood of Wigan, A brickmasler, named William Hamipson, has eotypnd a brickeroit at Flatt BrIde, aboutthr ies from Wtigan, on land belonging to tbh5 a of Ellesmore, and on Thurs. day 'week he comapleted and set fire ...

... Winster the instant aged yean, Mary, relict of Mr Jeremiah Ingham, tailor, Blackpool Since our ,ast: Dominick Kloran. Stony Flatt*. 2216813 : Betty Howcrott, Sum!hill, 47; Martha lUiam-street, 76; Ann Robinson, Mars HiU, 61; Ellen Asuey-street, BLACKBU ...

... the register. Th? objections were not numerous, and only one from ihe L beral si c was deemed frivok-u?, for whioh half-a-crown to be paid, and tie had to pay seven and sixpence. The result of the revision was supposed to highly favour of the Liberals ...

... entries-First, Thomas Hodgson. High Flatt, second, William -Steel, Camerton, XI. Com* mended-Kichuid Parker, Taro. Best Colt or Filly, under years old, for field, road, or banM«m Eight entries—First, Thomas Hodgson. High Flatt, XJ; second, Smith, .pcanle. XI ...