... Fellside Sheep Cuppings. There was busy time last week among the fellside farmers in the ppleby district - notably at Harbour Flatt, tturton HaStoneriggs and Coupland Beck —when several thousand fell-going sheep were brought down to the homesteads and relieved ...

... p.m. Patterdale Howtown Pooley Bridge Landing ll 13 2 23 4 45 Coach leaves Pooley Bridge Landing ll 15 12 35 7 10 George & Crown Hotels Penrith Station arr. 12 15 335 53 8 0 S U N INSURANCE OFFICE Founded 1710. Sum insured in 1097 exceeds £125,000,000 ...

... £3,050 and withdrawn, has bean sold privately to Mr. F. Chatfield, of Brampton Crolte, Appleby. FARM CRANOC3 —The Old Mill Flatt farm, near Skagill, in the pariab of Morlaad, his been let to Mr. Fothergill. of Edenhall. The previous tenant is removing ...

... Auntid be about waisted opportunities! A.: May I speak with you a minute! B.: Yes, if you don't want more than half.a-crown. It is surprising how some men, after suffering blows of affliction, will find relief in whisky punches. Stranger: What in ...

... had been sent, and amongst the donors of these were Mrs. Wrigley, Mrs. Haworth, Mr. A. B. Dunlop, Mr. C. Dunn, Mr. D. I. Flattely, Colonel Withers, Mr. G. L. Wigg, Messrs. B. Pattinson, G. Browne, White, Oreenup, D. Berry, Drayoott, R. Lowe, P. O. Ellis ...

... Mines.—These are situated Bear Dalton-in-Furness, adjoining other well-known mines in the district, and are leased from the Crown favourable term, for an unexpired period about nine years. These mines are also connected with the Railways by the Company's ...

... accident happened on Appleby Bridge by which two local farmers narrowly escaped with their lives. Mt Thomas Pearson, of Harbour Flatt ; his roe. Mr William Pearson ; and Mr John Shepherd, of Murton Hall, had started on their homeward journey in a dogcart. Mr ...

... inevitable that the courts should hold it to be a necessary. Here is striking testimony that it has been the pneumatic tyre. the crowning inven- tion in the development of the cycle. that has rendered amiable indispensable article. 18b3. BROWN'S COACHES Lea's ...

... wind went down with the sun; The sheep were penned in their sheltering fold, And peace came down over vale and wold. But the crowning fun of the evening Was bringing the yule log in: E'en the echoes woke with our clamour, And joined in the merry din, As the ...

... Messrs. H. itedwayne, J. Robinson, and F. M. T. Jones, on the application of Mr. J. T. Bownass. the permanent transfer of the Crown Hotel, Bownees, was granted to Mrs. Sweet. Un the application of Mr. Gatey. the postponement of the temporary transfer of Brookside ...

... so well known to be easily roused. as a ro le, are in a hurry to abandon first principles, and William Pearson, of Harbour Flatt, who were evinced by the rounds of applause that greeted each Oct. 20-Thursday 1 10 The horns team began by. playing down ...