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... Companian on its own bottom• If its bottom be rotten it is of no use to prop CROWN HOTEL I LAND AT E.A.MONT BRIDGE, NEAR FERRITE, TO LET. 110 b. LET, with at Whitestatide + lllt I. the CROWN lIMML, with the Y. Ona-cdlose, and the CLOSE hl LAND, celled EJ. Arthur's ...
... Siddle, Crown Hotel, Per rith ; the Misses M. and F. Shepherd, Murton ; Masers. J. Harding, King-street, .1. P. Bewley, Middlegate, and A. Salkeld, Graham-street, Pentith ; T. Mitchell, Green• gill ; J. Shepherd, Murton ; T. Pearson, Harbour Flatt ; J. Longrigg ...
... GUARDIANS. The usual fortnightly meeting wis held in the Board Room at Backthorpe on Wednesday, preeeat i — T. Geldart, Mill Flatt (chairman) Rev. Canon Burton, Cliburn Rectory P. (iillbanke, Clifton Wm. Bowman, Askham R. Richardson, Whinfell George Douthwaite ...
... ',clock dinner was iataken of a large c , rnpany at the Crown Morland. In the absence, owing to another engagement, of Mr. Mansell, the president, the chair was taken by Mr. Gellert, 3;1;1 Flatt. Excellent arrangements had be,n made. and ware caroled ...
... Musgrave. The water is on the north bank of the Egmont, and immediately below the Iloueypot water, held by the landlord of the Crown Hotel, Pen rith, and extends to the Eden, a distance of about two mile.. The association have now therefore, a length of water ...
... faini'y, and quite a of St•ininore people atterdeil the funeral, which took On Thor.ilai Mr. Ft Fawcett offered for •nle at the Crown Inn. property •1113.0,1 at Dolton vompri.ing d • oilingho 1,1 with barn. byre. . and St ahlv. , rid of land containing about ...
... • Mires Geldart, Mill Flatt t Mrs Thwaias, King's Menburn : Mrs. Marred, and others. Proceedings com with nn excellent tea in the Old Grammar School, which was much appreciated, and after. wards games were engaged in in the Crown Assembly Room. Later on ...
... night in the schoolroom. for the District Council. a Radical meeting, I beard. air; and Tom Codger was drinking in the Blue Crown. and saying he would go and brenk it up. I don't know what they Radicals want to come to these parts for, sir, disturbing everybody ...
... land. This was done by constructing an immense dam, or sea wall, of rubble and other material. The villagers of Banks and Crowns have readily availed themselves of the land which wall thus offered them in the form of allotments. Mr. Betham took but little ...