... and Jae. Richardnon, Arthur-street ; Thomas Wilson. Loather-street, and J. W. Langinire, Arthur-street John Elliott, LArthur-atreeit, WARITEMS. and John F. Martindale, Graham-street. Borra WARD. Rowland Walton Slack, Wordsworth HOUbf , Clerk to Justices ...

... keys of the city and the civic sword was observed. Preliminary application for admission was made by Athlone l'ursuivaat of Arms, and the Lord Mayor in courtliest hellos users& him that the city gate should be instantly thrown open on her Majesty's arrivaL ...

... Prices. DRESS BOWS AND TIES. DRESS SOCKS in Silk and Cashmere. TIES, MIIFFLEBS, COLLARS and FRONTS. FLANNEL SHIRTS, PYJAMA% CARDIGAN JACKETS, etc, etc. OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT will compare with any House in the North of England for Quality and Prices WOOLS ...

... when sermons were preached afternoon and evening by the Rev. T. Berme. In the afternoon recitation. were creditaNy given by John Harrison,Thoa Robintron,Geo. Slee, Arthur Slee, Robt. Robinson, Fred Stet, Maggie Tel;entire. Alice Robson. Elizabeth Hetherington ...

... Acres of flat -rate Pasture, Meadow, and Arable Land. The Dwelling Hours, part and Land are at present in the occupation of John Dick, and rcet of Land, Ac., in bard. Alen TO LET, with immediate entry, i COTTA) ;ES in BOLTON VILL—DiE. Joe Graham. Redlan ...

... lecturer dealt with the grnwth, and and finally the death of cities, pointing ont and explaining th. causes which led to this. John Thompson. stonemason. and Sammy his wife, appeared side by side to answer • charge of 'breach of the County Council bee-laws ...

... MSTRICT COUNCIL meeting of this Cored held on the conclusion /if the above. Major Parkin arm preeidiog. MIGHT FRIGHTEN THE GROUSE. The nnetion of the Hardendale water oupply Imo again reported be the In. spe proviar, nothing having as yet bees dose to ...

... Auction Coy.. Ltd. 190 e. JANUARY. Saturday, and—Southwaite Auction Mart —New Year's Pries Fat Stock Show. Wednesday, 6th —Mr. John Wood, Clatterlen, Penrith. Thunday. 7th—Mr. T. Lesariag, LittJe Sakeld. Friday.Bth—Mr. Alec. Farriers, Field House Armathwaite ...

... Arthur, w a ith in • mist. Now all the owe.- tuna, is over, and we know that in a very dent time we shall have the Meteors of arming to Moe gripe with thewho will tether hare to admit the laudigni- Bed proems of having their wino elipprd, erisk their at another ...

... pittchsseid h:rn for Mr. John Gal. Statue.. Tins runt n equal to Ist year's highest pm, the rustroal rot that Hem ltrahant Purple. tlw proporto .4 Mr. John Hen. am. The reo. rye iliamptort aro Nfarkranon. a white hull. the peliprooy I.lr. John Heaton. who the ...

... Moore,. .5 I'. T,.ppin, 31ino grave Hall: John Gill. Jos. Hinslierslom. Untlisnk It. 11. Thompson, Minnick Hall: Wm. Thong:non, Inglewood. Carlisle John liirkerbr. Monk. hill Mill. liiisgh.lv.Sand, W. k. Arm. trng. Weeny Hill. Carlisle; E. Erroyd, In ...

... .ugh. Kgs . to 31r. Dolphenby; Mr. Lancsetrr. Flat, likes.. to Mr. Croaky. Kirkby I Than: Mr. Graham, &alnico, Men Pesr. I arm, Birchloill. 2114ga : Mr. Harding. Blarkeell Park. 2860. ; Mr. Lightfoot. 1t0.0.1a., 2130. ; Mr. Holliday. Mowbray.. 39ra Wars ...