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... Occafion. RICHARD JAMESO of and C 20 Auguft, 1867. SS ae we = ter Whitehaven Turnpike Roads, to be an NOTICE. las, on 5 HE TOLLS arifing, and to be T ed at Branfly and Scragi!, Turnpikes, o An- 23 Roads leading to from the Port, Town of WHTEHAVEN, will be LET ...
... a for America ; and fome privateets are fitting out to he manned by American Teamen. BANKRUPTS. T. Wcvcr and O. Haptie, Sheffield, platers E. Payne, Harrifon Street, builder M. Lyall, Craven Street, coal merchant W. Bruuks, Southminftcr, EiTca, boric ...
... Smales, Efq. of Durham The Bth inft. in Carliflc, Mifs Charlotte Coft daughter of the late Capt. Coft, of the Hon. Eaft India Company’s Service eiy at Maryport, Jofeph Cockton, jun. aged 18 The 14th inft. at Creugh Head, Pariu of Arthuret, Mr Andrew Pearfon ...
... has already been condemned, drawn, anil (juartereil, Whitehaven. are happy to understand that is contemplation to make a turnpike road which the dangerous passage over Lancaster San:ls will avoided. Fiflv-tvvo horses arc entered for the St. Lcijer 2> ...
... Theatre.âThh place of rational amusement was opened for the Winter Season on Tuesday last, ⢠with a very respectable Company under the direction ot Mr. M*Crea»y. The House has under- gone a thorough repair, and bears a very pleasing aspect; has been ...
... on Sunday morning. The deceased was superintendent of t.ie Old ery Company’s yard, and possessed of very cons.- derahle abilities as a draftsman. It is confidently said that the turnpike road he; tween Cockermouth and Keswick, uni I Fells, will be completed ...
... by an immense and threatening crowd; and the match was not decided. W are told that this athletic he. ro refused to pay a turnpike toll on his way Carlisle in the morning, and that he was in consequence convicted the Police Office on the same day in the ...
... King George the Third, For regulating the Turnpike Roads.” Whoever happens be the best Bidder must, the same Time, give Security, with aufKcient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Hoad, for Payment of the Kent agreed for ...
... Lord Duncan. Loudon and Sheffield CW/ery,âWhen the town Sheffield first became famous for the manufcclure cutlrry, very curious knife, calculated for a varieiy of uses, was executed with great care, and sent to the Cutlers* Company in Londou. On one of ...
... Lion Inn, on Tuesday evening last, by the gentlemen of this town and neighbourhood to the ladies. We understand that the company assembled about eight o’clock, and that dancing commenced shortly after that hour At eleven, the party ad. journed to supper ...
... Cxrlible Auxiliary Bible-Smieiy whs held in the Coffee-llniise aiisemhly-rooni, this Ciiv, on Thursday evening last. The company. n ...
... Sureties, the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads for Payment of the Rents agreed for, and at such Times as they shall direct. JOHN STEEL, Clerk to the Trustees ol the said Turnpike Roads. The palladium life and fire as- SURANCE SOCIET ...