... 3d. each are a little gold-mine for users of Karawood Spice, containing ground insects, which always increase egg output and sometimes dotage it. 2d packet supplies 12 hens one week.—Prom J. Parkin, The Sand , . Appleby. RINDING MILLS, Chat Cutters, &c ...

... avenscar. Scarborough, for 19a. 4d., balance of a debt on which £2 had been paid on a judgement summons. Mr. Richardson. Appleby. appeared for plaintiff. At the last hearing it was stated that defendant was a property owner, and that the debt was for ornamental ...

... don't you leave off, as the others havo done, And sit with them under the trl'er. Farmers and Drapers are, as a rule, the hest grumblers. I heard a Farmer say recently that this Thaw was going to Sir W. MO Oh, no, for my mother lies ill in her bed. Too feeble ...

... Club, Mrs. E. A. Heeha. presiding over a record gathering. Owing to the war this has been the only meeting held this winter, whereas in normal times at least three gatherings are usual. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. E. A. Heelis ; ...

... CONCERT AT RA' A very successful concert was held in the Endowed School un Tuesday evening, in aid of the lucid soldiers' comforts fund. The Rev. A. N. Claxton presided over a large attendance. A strong committee, with Mr. J. Dargue as chairman, and Mr ...

... labourthe only thing be has to sell—to the highest bidder. Under the order a man who by a stroke of the Controller's pen finds himself in a scheduled industry is practically a prisoner with his present employer. He cannot offer his services elsewhere ...

... y, a good allround FARM MAN. Also strung BOY, accustomed to waiting on cattle._ & Suns, Stainton, Penrit ANTFT), a GIRL LS to 17 , to learn Tailoring.— Apply, T. Lowthian Main, Tailor, Penr4h. WANTED, a dean. tidy GIRL (young) fur General firma:A.—Apply ...

... slumbers with thy cheerf nil strain. \ Mr. aid Mrs. A. (4X awl roads. 4f Watford. For Accidents & Skin Sores. rm./Irk Brwurs, Maril4 TIN. UMW, sr I. a Mr. Ai The other day I ails shown by a local taxidermist a preserved specimen of that rare animal. the polecat ...

... a) FIELDS. A fine of £l5 was imposed at Hull on William Palmer. farmer, Anlaby, who was charged under the Defence of the Realm regulations with failing to cultivate land. It was stated that a seven-acre field belongto defendant contained a eron of Wl4 ...

... Stony Beck Inn, and heard a disturbance taking place inside. In the kitchen he saw defendants, Fred Tact. who was in uniform ; John lizard, a wealcutter ; a soldier mimed Rylands, who i. a substitute at Plimpton Hall; and a Mr. Griffiths was ...

... of Brzezany. The Russians, with a iwfiiidable force of artillery exceeding anyever yet put forward on the Rus- ide, salashed the great fields of wire- •: k after a couple of days' heavy bona-1.,!ment. and laid open a practicable for the storming parties ...

... of Boatswain, A I/og„ Who was horn at Newfoundland. May. I-4,3. And died at Newatead Abbey, ll , th No% ~ 180 S. If I ever come to Carlisle I should to call and the doggies, with rerniissi .—Yours, a lotyr of animal WHAT A LOT HAPPENS IN A SHORT WEEK! During ...