BARNARD-CASTLE, MIDDLETON, STAIJVDROP, AND GAIMORD

B A R N A R D - C A S T L E , M I D D L E T O N , STAIJVDROP, A N D G A I M O R D A D V E R T I S E R .
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BARNARD-CASTLE, WEDNESDAYS D E C E M B E R 3RD,
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* Advertisements forthu
paper rt-
eexeed if) to a lot* hour every Tuesday
evening.
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£500, nm, tnoo, to tad on
gjlXAJxJf
Mortgage.
Apply to M r .
Koine, Solicitor, Romaldkirk.
f * O Q A T O B E L E N T on good secu3JdU(j\J.
rit].—Apply
to M r . Kirby,
Solicitor, Barnard Castle.
A
GOAL T A B .
quantity of Coal Tar now on Sal* at the Gas
Works, Barnard Cattle.
TTSSCRPIfRgri C O P L B Y G O A L S
Are now selling at the R A I L W A Y D E P O T ,
At 7s Od per Ton.
A
P A R T M E N T S . — T o Be Let, furnished, a
large S I T T I N G B O O M and T W O B E D ROOMS on the second floor; and S I T T I N G
B O O M and B E D R O O M below, eligibly situated,
near the Railway Hotel, Barnard Caatk—Apply
at the office of this paper.
A
MB.
CARD.
HARBISON
Y B T E B P f ART
PROCTER,
StntC.EOK,
BARNARD-CASTLE..
BOOTS
A N D SHOES.
A
L A R G E A W E L L ASSORTED STOCK
of B O O T S A SHOES, of every description, suitable for the Season, at
GBO. M O O S E ' S , B A N K , B A R N A R D C A S T L E .
Orders punctually attended to.
S T E E L
P E N S ,
From the best makers,
F R O M o d . T O 5s. P E R OR039,
AT
A B . W.
J.
A T K I N S O N ' S ,
B A B S A B D CASTLE.
FISH !
FISH !!
FISH ! ! 1
JAMES n i R D ,
B
Fishmonger, Barnard Castle,
to announce that he has commented
KGS
business as aboTe, in K I N O S T K E S T , and he
hopes, by punctuality and strict attention to orders,
to merit the patronage of his iriands and the
public
TABMOUTIt BLOTTERS & OYSTEES
FRESH K V i : v D A T .
A job
hot of
E N V E L O P E S ,
AT
J.
4d. per 100.
A R . \V. A T K I N S O N ,
Barnard Castle.
B A R N A R D C A S T L E 4 TEES D A L E B E N E F I T
BTTHDINQ SOCIETY.
T
HIS Society was established in 1819, with t
view to enable the industrious classes to
form an eligible investment lor their savings, in the
acquisition of small freehold properties.
At the Society's last annual rueetiug, a d i v i dend o f 9 per cent, was declared.
A few Shares on Sale.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to
MR.
'
DAT
A
G. B U T T E R F I E L D , Jun.,
Secretary.
BOOKS,
LEDGERS,
M E M O R A N D U M BOOKS, ice.
large and excellent assortment, of all sites
and prices, may be seen at
J.
& R. W.
ATKINSON'S,
Booksellers,
BATtJTAJtn
MS.
CASTX*.
M U S I C .
W. RAPER,
Organist of St. M a r y ' s Church, Barnard Castle,
O N T I N U E S to give lessons on the Organ and
Piano Forte, and in Singing. He also keeps
on hand a select stock of new and standard Music,
which he sells at low prices. H e has recently received a well-selected stock of PIANO FORTES, of
superior quality ; Cottage, Semi-cottage, and Piccolos, Gj Octaves, in Rosewood, Walnut, & c , by
fixing low prices for which, he hopes to secure a
•hare of public patronage.
N.B.
Old Piano Fortes taken in exchange.
P I A N O - E O R T E 8 T U N E D , Ac.
C
GENERAL
CABINBT, UPHOLSTERY, 4 FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
GEORGE
MONKHOTJSE,
1TOESE M A R K E T , B A R N A R D - C A S T L E ,
AS always on hand, at his Show Rooms, a
large selection of well-seasoned and well
made
,
F U R N I T U R E ,
In rosewood, mahogany, maple, American birch,
oak, Ac.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT O F L O O K I N G
GLASSES.
Bngravings Framed in Oold Moulding, Bird's-eye
Maple, Rosewood, &[c.
LICENSED APPRAISER.
H
VALUABLE
LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY.
COMMERCE
HOUSE,
BARS&.RD
1856
[PRICE O N E PEWNT.
T H E N i o H T i i f 8 A l » FUITD.—Yesterday (Toesday) an influential Meeting was held in the W i l h am Testimonial, Barnard Castle, in aid of thk
fund. W . J . S. Morritt, Esq., occupied thechair.
Inan eloquent addrces the chairman introduced the
object of the meeting, and tho various resolutions
will be found recorded in another column. The
sum of £20 l i s was subscribed in the room.
CASTLE.
A P L U C X T WITE.—Wfflurm Hemalsy, .
hewer, rose at 8 o'clock on Thursday njornint the
SOth
mat., to go to work at Washington coUiorv
S E L L I N G
0FF1 SELLHfG O F F ! !
He lives in " Loanin' House," Washington buw •
TO B E S O L D B Y A U C T I O N ,
and when he proceeded to his early toil i n the
The whole of M E . J . Cmnticx'g large and valuable Stock of D R A P E R Y GOODS.
At the King's Head Inn, Barnard Castle,
<nine, he left his wife behind him. We have elsein the county of Durham,
where spoken of a pitman who can lecture to hie
friends ond neighbours on Health, Digestion and
B Y M R . T A R N ,
Begs tosannounoo that he has purchases! the above Stock
the
CircuUt ion of the Blood. Our present piteiaa
On WEDNESDAY,
the 1(MA
DECEMBER,
FOB
OAS H, AT A L A R G E D I S C O U N * F R O M COST
PRICE,
Jamce Pearson, one of tho ohoir of Barnard Cas— M r I Tern .ley—is a naturalist a r . l a taxidermist
1866, at 5 o'clock precisely in the afternoon, And has commenced Selling Off the same, upon the premises lately occupied by M r C , at prieee regard
tle Church, has received an appointment as chor- —a colliery Hancock ; and keeps several fowling
subject to such conditions as uilt be read at the
less of original cost, in order to insure an immediate clearance.
ister at Durham Cathedra), which must prove highpieces in his cottage, to shoot new subjects for his *
time of Sale, tie undernamed.
H E Stock consists of Yorkshire, Scotch, and West of England broad and narrow Cloths, Vesting*, ly gratifying to M r Roper, his tutor, who has paid
museum. Mrs Hemsley, too, can handle a gun
[paces, Circassians, Gala Plaids, Irish
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY.
Hats, Blankets, Flannels, Serges, Mcrinoes, Cobajxs,
so much attention to the Barnard Castle choir.
She has travelled in America with her husband
backs,
Toweling*,
Hollands,
Bed
Ticks,
Scotch, and Barnsley Linens, Fronting?, Lawns. Diapers, fltn
LOT
1.
and is as good a shot as himself.—Well! her eposes
L L that F A R M called Arkengarthdala Head, Sheeting and Shirting Calicoes, Long Cloths, India Twills, M ' lins, Muslinctts, Dimities, Doyle's and
B A B V A H D CASTLE BRASS B A W D . — W e are glad
had gone to his work, and she was lying in bed aSchwabbe's Prints, Checks, Ginghams, Black and Fancy Gros, . tins, Satinet!*, Velvets, Plushes, R i b - to learn that a handsome sum has already been
situate in the Township of Arkengarthdale,
hme, when she heard a robber on the housetop
bona. Flowers, Lace Goods, together with a General Stock of . A M I L Y M O U R N I N G , the whole of
in the North Riding of the Countyof York, consubscribed, and a number of valuable instruments
The rascal was del.beralely unroofing her cotUgewhich has been re-marked in plain figures, far cask.
taining by estimation, 43a. l r . B p . of excellentpurchased. The Band is industriously practising,
domicde, to make his way in. " Who's there?''
P. I., in soliciting a continuance of that patronage so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor, begs to
Meadow and Pasture Land, with a eastalua Dweland as the members are all skilled musicians, there
shouted she. " It's no business of yours," replied
intimate
t
W
h
e
W
jiwt
returned
from
thevarioiw
marfrts,
wjfre
he
lias
made,
large
and
Cash
purchases,
ling House and Outbuilding!, in the occupation of
is no doubt their performance will be of a most
he: " you had better be quiet." Her opinion
in M A N T L E S ' , S n A W L S , S T U F F S , F A N C Y DftESSRS, I V U S , 4e., arrd-m consequence of the deMr. William Bouafleld.
satisfactory character. Far several v ears past, our
pressed state of the markets, he has obtained many advantages from the Manufacturers, the whole benefit
diff-red from that of the burglar:—she thought she
Lor 2.
Christmas
and
New
Year's
celebrations
have
been
of which he will accord to his customers, and he therefore feel* assured that his Stock, in every departhv) h -iter ffrTTTJs^SftEsVj^A^ejipgiaj^gBjp^tp^p^y^^-^^
A l l that F A R M called Low Fagger Gill, situate
shorn of much of their cheering influence through
ment, will bear favourable comparison with that of any other respectable house in the trade.
in the Township of Arkengarthdale aforesaid, conthe absence of the town's Band ; but we hope for she bawled to her visitor that she w i a U blow^Es™
N.B.—This
establishment
opens
at
7
a.m.
during
the
winter
months.
brains out if he did not be off. He derided her
taining by estimation, 21a. l r . 24p. of Meadow
the future, to hear no further complaint on this
warning, telling her to " fire away " and she fired
and Pasture Land, with a good Dwelling House
subject,
and
that
the
festal
occasions
alluded
to
TO T H E I N H A B I T A N T S OF B A B N A B D C A S T L E A N D V I C I N I T Y .
through the roof. Simultaneously with the shot
and Outbuildings, in the occupation of Mr. W i n .
will be ushered in with " musical honours." .
she heard a heavy fa FT to the ground. It was
Liddle and Mr. W. Bousfield.
now 4 o'clock. She had disposed of the villain,
GEORGE
STEPHENSON
The above Property has unlimited right of PasCAUTTOH.—Since the opening of the Railway,
and composed herself to sleep with an approving^
EGS to call their special attention to his present Stock of S U P E R I O R C L O T H I N G , suitable for the turnpike road between Barnard Castle and conscience. In the morning, by appointment, a j *
turage on the extensive moor of Arkeugarthdale,
esquire or workinj man, of every variety of colour and fabric, all N E W GOODS T H I 8 S E A S O N . Winston, being little fre men ted, is peculiarly loneand can be much improved by draining and liming,
neighbour woke her about eight o'clock, and aha
The Stock of Cloths, Beavers, Pilots, Witneys, 4o., Fancy Doeskins, Black do., and Wool and Silk
lime being found in the immediate vicinity. Laud
ly. The other Wednesday evening, M r Hodgson,
asked if there was a dead man at the door ; for •
Vestings is not to be excelled.
of Hedgeholm, near Winston, who generally rides
Tax redeemed. The land ia in good cultivation.
thief had come in the night, and " she was sflaid
on horseback to market, was returning home, and
The R E A D Y M A D E D E P A R T M E N T is large, varied, well made, and excellent in style.
Possession of the land may be had by the purchasshe'd shot h i m ! " The fellow, however, had got
when crossing Westwick Moor, observed several
Quotation of some of the Prices.
er, on the 6th of April, and of the houses on the
away—and was heard of no more. Next night,
suspicious-looking fellows loitering on the roadPilot 4 Witney Over Coats
10/6 to 30/
Cloth, Sflk, and Plush Vesta
...
2/9 to 12/
13th.May.
she was expressing some Little uneasiness at being
Mohair and Beaver, 4c
18/ to 40/
side. These persons, on seeing him approach, adMen's Coloured Flannel Shirts . . .
9/ to 10/6
The Tenants will show the premises, and further
left alone but her husband told her she was well24/ to 40/
"
Striped, Fancy, and White do. 1/6 to 6/
vanced into the middle of the road, with the apparparticulars may be obtained by applying to M r . Every variety of Capes...
armed, and there was no fear of her. Gateshead
Cloth and Fancy Doeskin Trousers
6/ to 20/
ent intention of intercepting his passag?; upon
J O H N B R O W N , Weat Briscoe, near Cotherston,
Observer.
Barnard Castle, or
A large Stock.of Working Men's Cord and Mole T R O U S E R S , from 4s to 7s; J A C K E T S , do., 5s to which M r Hodgson, wisely considering " discretion
Asr O L D B O T . — A zealous upholder of the law
the better part of valour," whipped his horse
7s 6V1; VESTS, 2s to 3s 6 d ; a good and cheap lot of W A T E R P R O O F COATS, 6s 2d to 16s; O V E R MB.
KIRBY,
which forbids the use of climbing boys in the sweepround, and found his home by a different route.
A L L S 4 L E G G I N S , 2s 3d to 5s 5d.
Solicitor, Barnard Castle.
ing of chimneys, recently got scent in Newcastle
Gentlemen's Silk and Felt H A T S , Youths' Cloth C A P 8 , Infants' Felt H A T S A B E A V E R S .
o f " a goad case." A sweep-boy had gone into a
Good warm Woollen Wove S H I R T S and D R A W E R S , 2s 4d to 4a 6d.
A C C I D E N T . — O n Wednesday night last, an aged
boose with an adult, and there oould be no doubt
TO
B E L E T ,
Stockings, Braces, Collars, Fronts, Stocks, Ties, Bilk and Cotton Pocket Handkerchief* and Neckerfemale named Hildreth, whilst turning the comer
that the law was about to be broken. Our hero
N D may be entered upon at the usual times
chiefs, Silk and Wool Scarfs, Cloth and Leather Gloves. *
of Newgate Street into the Market Place, was
therefore ran off for a policeman—who made hia
in the Spring, 17 Acres or thereabouts of
L I V E R I E S on economical terms. M O U R N I N G on the shortest notice.
knocked down by a passing cart, and in the fall
way into the bouse, and was just in time to catch
Rich Old Grass Land, with an excellent Dwelling
Accept of my best thapks for past favours, and I now invite you to inspect and buy from the best and fractured one -ot her arms; she also narrowly esthe parties in the act. The sweeping of the
House, and suitable Outbuildings thereto belonglargest Stock ever offered here.
G E O R G E 8TEPHENSON,
caped being crushed by the wheels. In this i n - chimney was in progress—the sweeper had no door
ing, situate at Bowes Cross, in the parish of Bowes.
TAILOR,
HATTER,
HOSIER,
AND
OUTFITTER,
stance, as in many other?, the driver of the cart,
of escape but the chimney-top. A n attempt was
For further particulars apply to M r Henry Dent,
Market Place (near the Market Cross), Barnard Castle, and 14 4 15, Skinnergate, Darlington.
instead of leading his horse, was sitting upon his
made, on the part of the inmates of the house, to
vehicle,—a practice which, in a crowded street,
of Bowes Hall.
persuade P.C. that aU was tight—that DO dimbstrongly demands the attention of the police. The
LARGE, V A L U A B L E , A N D HANDSOME DISPLAY OF DRAPERY.
ing-boy was at work. He was not, however, to be
poor woman was taken to her house, in Newgate
hoodwinked :—he went to the bottom of the chimStreet, and still suffers from the effect of the injury. ney—removed the cloth—and shouted up the darkMIDDLETON 4 B A R N A B D CASTLE.
some tube, " How old are you ?" " H o w old am
N O M N I B U S leaves M I D D L E T O N , every
M A R K E T PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE,
I ?" responded a deep bass voice i — " t'm fortyP A I B T U L A C C I D E N T . — O n Monday last, a young
morning (except Sundays) at 6-10 a.m., by
EOS to intimate his return from London witli an e!eg-.nt assortment of Goods for the present
man, named Henry Gardner, (son of M r Gardn'-T, five ."' The journeyman had stripped to the task
way of Eggleston, Romaldkirk, Cotherston, anJ
8e«jon, embracing the Newest Styles in R E V E R S I B L E C L O A K S , including the B E R - of £gglcston) and apprentice to M r Marshall, drahimself; for the sweeps are now so closely watched
Lartington, arriving at the Rose and Crown Inn,
NOtJS A L V B l i D O U l N , F L O U N C E D 4 D O C B L ' C S K I R T K J X [>Rg&JBJL S H A W L S ,
by the Suppression Society that they are many of
per, of this town, met with a serious aeci.-lent
B A R N A R D C A S T L E , in time for the 9 o'clock
F R E N C H M E K I N O E S , C O B O U R G C L O T H S , R I B B O N S , FTOVVERS, L A C E S , F U R S ,
them
afraid to use climbing boys. The discomfited
whilst returning from Egglestoh to Barnard Castle
train; and leaves Barnard Castle at 5 1 0 p.m.
STRAW, V E L V E T , & SATIN BONNETS,
policeman retired from the field.—Gateshead
in Mr Parmerley's spring cart. There were severObserver.
JAMES PARMERLEY.
H O S I E R Y , G L O V E S , C R I M E A N SHIRTS, L A M B S ' W O O L V E S T S , A c , 4c.
al passengers in the conveyance, and it appears
Having made extensive purchases during the Summer, in anticipation of the great advance which has
that the youth selected a seat for himself on the
taken place in all descriptions of Woollen and Cotton Goods, he can offer decided bargains i n
outside of the cart, with his feet resting on the
S U P E R F I N E A N D W I T N E Y CLOTHS,
THOMAS
CABNELL,
B A R N A R D C A S T L E F K T T Y SESSIONS,
shafts, near M r Parmerley, who was driving. In
B L A N K E T S , F L A N N E L S , C A L I C O E S , COTTON S H E E T S , B E D R U G S , CORDS,
Wednesday, Kov. 26th,
DRUGGIST, GROCER, 4 SPIRIT RITAILER,
coming down Lartington Lane, the horse, through
MOLESKINS, G I N O H A i l S .
.i
Before the Rev. G . Dugard, T. 8. Edger, E s q ,
AND D E A L E R I NBRITISH WINES,
some unknown reason, commenced kicking, and
T I C K S , U N I O N A A L L - W O R S T E D D A M A S K S A N B MOEEjENS, A c , A c >.'". s, ^tlieyouug man fell off tite,cart, evlajming that he
and Captain Maude.,
Bank, Barnard Castle,
^was afraid-he had been struck by the horse's feet.
E G S most respectfully to call the attention
John Casey, labourer, Bernard Castle, charged
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Barnard
Castls.
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Mr Panncrlry also fell olf on the other side, but with assaulting Mary Phelin, married woman,
of his friends, and the public generally, to
hi immediately recovered his footing, and succeeded
on the l l ' t l l nit.; ease compromised, defendant
his choice stock of D R U G S , GROCERIES, & SPIRITS,
in quietening the horse. The greatest alarm prepaying 3s 6d costs.—John Blenkimop, farm-serM A R K E T PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE.
of the best qualities, which he is offering at very
T H E 17I3HTIHGALE F U N D .
vailed among the remaining passengers, who, howvant, charged by Mary Kales, singlewoman, Barlow prices.
nard Castle, with being the putative father of her
ever, alighted in safety, and on the young man
At a> Meeting held in the Wit 1mm Testimonial,
F.
W I N P E N N Y
illegitimate child ; defendant made application for
being lifted from the ground, it was found that
Barnard Castle, yesterday, (the 2nd inst.)
E S P E C T F U L L Y informs his friends and
an adjournment, which was granted.—Robert
CHEAP GROCERIES.
both his legs were broken. Ho bore his injuries
W. J . S. Morritt, Esq., of Kokeby, in the chair,
the public generally, that his stock is unusuWalker, labourer, Barnard Castle, charged by
with
great
composure,
and
the
same
day
was
re—the
following
resolutions
were
passed—
BUY
Y0TJB
TEAS
ally well supplied in every department, and the
Bupt. Knox, with keeping a common lodging house,
moved to his father's house at Eggleston. The
1. Moved by the Rev. G . Dugard, seconded by
AT
bulk of it having b » n purchased in the early part
on the 19th u l t , the same not being registered,
skilful treatment of his medical attendants (Dr.
Cftpt. Maude—"That the noble exertions of Miss
GREGSON'S,
B R O T H E R S .
of the present year will be sold at the OLD PRICES.
contrary to the Lodging House A c t ; fined 10s
Helmer, of Eggleston, and Dr. Cust, of Barnard
Nightingale and her associates, in the East, and
Wool dyed Blacks, fast colours, in West of
Establishments at B A R N A R D C A S T L E , K I R X B Y
and
6s costs.—William Longstaff and William
Castle) has done much to alleviate his sufferings,
England and Yorkshire makes ; Black and Fancy thi invaluable services rendered by them to the
S T E P H E N , A P P L K B T , W AUCOP, and A I X O N B Y .
EUery, weavers, Barnard Castle, charged by James
and we are glad to learn that his early recovery is
sick and wounded, demand the grateful recogniDoeskins, of various mixtures ; Scotch Tweeds ;
anticipated. From the information we have re- Burt, gamekeeper, West wick, with trespassing on
tion of the whole British nation."
H E largest and cheapest Stork of Teas in the Beavers, Serpentines, Witneys, and Pilots ; Cords
land belonging to W. F . Webb, E s q , for the purceived not the slightest blame can be attributed to
2. Moved by the Hon. and Rev. F . Sugden,
North of England, and not to be surpassed
and Moleskins; Cloth Blankets; Home-made
pose of killing game; were each fined 20s includthe driver.
seconded
by
E
.
Kemp,
Esq.—"
That
this
meeting
for strength and flavour. s. d. a. d.
Flannels ; Silk and Strong Wool Hats; and every
ing costs, in default committed for one month each.
hereby desires to express its cordial approval of
Good Congou . . . - 3 4 to 3 8 per lb.
article in the Trimming Department.
Gibson Raine, miner, Stony Cow, charged by Ann
L O S T . — O n Thursday night last, great anxiety
the steps already taken to perpetuate the memory
Fine Pekoe flavoured - 4 6
"
Anderson, singlewoman, same place, with being
was expressed as to the safety ot M r T. Dalston,
ot Miss Nightingale's signal devotion, in enabling
NEW LINEN 4 WOOLLEN
Strongly recommended.
the putative father of her illegitimate child ; this
of
this
town,
who
had
left
his
house
at
noon,
with
her
to
establish
an
institution
for
the
training,
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M
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Good Coffee-'1 0 per lb.
case was dismissed, there being no evidence to subthe intention of taking a walk. M r Dalston is
sustenance, and protection of Hospital Efurses."
STRAW BONNET ESTABLISHMENT,
Fine Jamaica ditto
- - - - 14 "
stantiate the charge.
advanced in years, and suffers from defective vision
3. Moved by the Rev. W. F . Wharton, secondBan;!;, Barnard Castle.
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
and
other
infirmities.
A
t
8
o'clock,
no
tidings
ed by H . Benning, Esq.,—"That this Meeting do
Supt. K N O X .
co-operate with the central committee, and does having b> en heard, the bellman went round the
W.
W E I G H T
town, and a strict search was entered upon. A t
hereby
invite
all
classes
in
this
town
and
neighS
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SESSIONS,
EGS to announce that he has opened the above
midnight M r Dalston was discovered in a cowCheese! Cheese!! Cheese!!!
bourhood to subscribe."
Nov. 29th, 1856.
establishment with a large, varied, and entirebyre, in a field on the Staindrop road, in the occu4. Moved by the Rev. T. E . Jones and secondBefore the Rev. H. C. Lipscomb, T. 8. Edger, Esq.
ly new stock! lor particulars of which see handbills.
pation
of
his
son,
M
r
G
.
Dalston.
Whilst
walkE.
TILBURN
ed by the Rev. H . C. Lipscomb,—" That the Chairand Captain Maude.
N . B . — A n A P P R E N T I C E Wanted.
ing, he by somo means hsd strayed from the path
EGS to inform his friends and the public in
man of t h i 3 Meeting,the Rev. W. F. Wharton, the
John Walker, charged by Elizabeth Shaw, with
to the place where he was found. The night was
general, that he has received a S E C O N D
Rev.
G.
Dugard,
W
.
Watson,
jun.,
Esq.,
and
Mr.
PHIPPS'S G E N E R A L D R A P E R Y & M I L refusing to pay £3 wages due to her; ordered to
inclement, but we are glad to 6ay that M r Dalston
LOT of P R I M E W E N S L E Y D A L E C H E E S E ,
Badcoek, bo appointed a Committee, with power to
pay the amount of wages, and costs.—George
LINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
lias taken no harm from his lengthened exposure
from the dairy of M r R Mason, Wensleydale, who
add to their number, for the purpose of carrying
Lamb, of Cockfield, ass collier, a notorious charN
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to
the
cold.
obtained the second prize at the Agricultural Show
those resolutions into effect, and that M r . T. Caldacter, charged by p. e. Austin, »ith being drunk
Barnard Castle.
at. Barnard Castle, on the 15th ult.
well
ba
requested
to
act
as
Hon.
Secretary
and
and disorderly, on the 15th u l t . ; fined 5s and
G.'H.
P H I P P S
PFOLITIC G O O S E . — M r Clarkson, of Satron,
E . T. begs to call attention to the above Cheese,
Treasurer."
coats, and severely reprimanded.—Ralph Hall and
E S P E C T F U L L Y announces his return from
Swaledale, has a goose which commenced laying
which, for quality and condition, cannot be excel5.
Moved
by
Rev!
E
.
Mason,
seconded
by
W
.
Joseph Million, both of Cockfield, charged by
the Markets, with an entirely new
on the 2nd of February last, and hatched two
led.
All weights, from 41b to 201b. Also a few
Watson, jun., Esq.—" That the thanks of this
Thomas Walton, with steahng a greyhound dog,
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broods of goslings in spring. The goose again
fine C H E S H I R E C H E E S E S , of good quality. meeting be given to the chairman for his kindness
Which is now ready for inspection.
commenced to lay oo the 10th of October, and has on the 24th ult.; ordered to return the dog to the
E . T*s. 4s. T E A still maintains its reputation.
and
courtesy
in
the
chair;
and
also
to
M
r
Caldowner, and pay costs.—William Metcalf and ThoSTUFFS, F R E N C H MKRINOES, PRINTS,
produced an egg daily since.
He strongly recommends it to ail those who have
well, for his valuable services as Honorary Secremas Robinson, two notorious poachers, charged by
W I N T E R DKKPBES,
not given it a trial. One trial is only asked. Its
tary."
W. F . Scarth, E s q , with trespassing in pursuit of
S H A W L S
A N D M A N T L E S ,
SOUTH D U R H A M & LAKCAannti R A I L W A Y . —
strength and flavour cannot fail to please. Teas at
Subscriptions will be received and acknowledged
game, on the 20th ult.; fined £1 eaoh including
In the latest styles.
An influential meeting, to promote this Rai'way,
lower prices.
by the Hon. Secretary or any member of the
costs.
J O H N F E N W I C K , Sergt.
G. H . P . having engagfrl a first-class Milliner,
was held at Stockton, on Monday, the 24th ult.
C O F F E E from Is to Is 8d per lb., always fresh
Committee.
can particularly call the attention of his customers
Among those present were the Mayors ot Stockroasted.
and the public to his immense stock of Millinery.
ton, Kendal, Middlesbro', and various gentlemen
MARRIAGES.
E. T. has received his new F R U I T S for ChristYelvet Uonnets in every variety -, Mourning, Silk,
holding a high position in the district,—ironmasmas, which are of good quality. Currants very fine.
At the Parish Church, Barnard Castle, on the
Almanacks for 1857.
and Crape Bonnets ; Mantles of the latest styles,
ters, manufacturers, &c. As giving an excellent
E. T I L B U R N ,
21st
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,
by
Rev.
* G . Dugard, M r John
made to ortler on the shortest notice, and nioet
general idea of the merits and prospects of the
Eales to Miss Jcssiniine Stubba, both of Barnard
UST R E C E I V E D , ft large assortment of
G R O C E R , A c , N E A R T H E CROSS,
reasonable terms. Ladies own maturiuls made-up
hne, we append the speech of M r Henry Pease, as
Castle.
Market Place, Barnard Castle*
A L M A N A C K S , Ac., including the Illustrato order.
follows
No one had more carefully examined the
At the Catholic Chapel, Barnard Castle, M r F .
Ribbons, Flowers, and Feather?, Woollen Cloths, ted London Almanack, Is. ; Cassell's Pictorial
map of the country than he had, and he belio'-ed
Mc Glinchy to Miss M . Morrisrow, both of BarAlmanack, 6 d . ; the Farmers' Almanack, I s . ;
Yestings, Gentlemen's Ties, very cheap.
the line of route was the best that could be planJUST
OPENED,
nard Castle, on the 26th ult.
Glenny's
Gardeners'
Almanack,
I
s
.
;
Old
Moore,
An immense Stock of
and Mooro Improved ; Hannay's Aknanapk j Ra- ned. It connects itself with the line west of
At the Register Office, on the 29ih ult,- M r R.
The Tea Establishment,
B O N N E T S !
B O N N E T S 1!
Bishop Auckland, proceeds on to the Barnard Casphael ; the Pogmoor Oiemenavk; Mann's AlmanWilson to Miss J . Gibson, both at Cotherston ;
HOUSE M A R K E T ,
In every material, adapted exclusively for the season.
tle
line,
and
there
joined
in
connection
with
a
ack ; the Churchmans' Almanack, A c , Ac. Sheet
same day, M r G. Forest to Miss M Bain bridge,
B A R N A R D
CASTLE,
S H I R T S !
S H I R T S ' !
short line to Stockton; and a reference to the map
Almanacks of various descriptions.
both of Eggleston.
OR the sale only of First-Class T E A * and
G. H . P . keeps on hand several different sizes
would show that the line was almost straight from
DEATHS.
The Lady's and Gentleman's Diary, Punch's
COPFEES, at London Prices. The leading
of Men's Shirts, thus affording every customer, his
Stockton to Lancaster, and, from the various conAt Bowes, on the 25th u l t , Mrs Dobbin, agsd
articles now offering are—
proper lit. A long cloth shirt from 2s 4d to 6s Cd ; Pocket Book j Ladies' and Gentlemen's Pocket
nections
it
would
form,
was
the
very
best
line
that
51.
Books.
B L A C K TEAS.
also a large stock of fancy shirts, commencing from
could be taken. He was free to say that the proAt Wycliffe, on the 27th u l t , Mrs Jane Shiptosi,
Prime strong Congou
.
.
.
3/4 per lb.
Is 4d, Fronts, Co-lars.
ject was one that would go far to establish the iron
aged
26.
Superior Congou, pekoe flavor - 3/8 "
S E L L I N G O F F , below the regular price, a
trade of this district beyond competition. (Cheers)
TO C O R R E S P O N D E N T S .
Finest Pekoe Souchong ; a most luxlarge stock of Boys' and Men's Caps and Hats.
The railways had already established a new trade
M A R K E T S .
'
urious Tea, rich 4 full flavored 4/0 "
Women'* stout Jean Stay?, Ticks, Cotton Sheets, Jnonymous communications can on no account in the district; they had iron ore, coal, and liuie
Newcastle, December 2.—The supple of b * f
G R E E N TEAS.
&c. Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Oilskin Coats.
receive attention. Every contribution must be in quantities indestructible, and the quality of
comprised
1,083
h.
ad.
Trade
elo.v
at
a reduction
Young Hyson, or Ouchain,
G. H . P. solicits an early inspection.
authenticated (in confidence) with the name the staple of iron was improved by mixing, and to
of 61 per stone from last week. Number of sheep,
stzyng and fine - 4/0 to 4/4 per lb.
A Junior Assistant, and an Apprentice wanted.
produce their iron as good aa it could be possible
of the writer.
5,370. A l l breeds in sluggish demand and priors
Fine small-leaf Gunpowders - 4/8 A 5/p, "
to be made would be to add hematite. The traffic
id" per lb. lower. Pigs on offer, 405. Demand
Finest Pearl Gunpowder, the
of the line would be chiefly from both ends; there
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steady and all sold at full rates. Prices—Beef,
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
best imported - 6/0
"
would not be much intervening traffic. There
Wholesale Retail Dealer in
5s 6d to 7s 6 d ; Pork, 7s to 9s per stone of 141b,
Jnjerior Teas not kejit.
would also be a considerable traflio created with
B L B M I K O H A K A N D S H E F F I E L D GOODS, C H I N A ,
The Raby Foxhounds meet this day (WednesSheep, 5 i d to 71d per lb.
COFFEES
Newcastle and Sunderland, and other places. He
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POTS,
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day) ftt Selaby Park, and on Friday, the 5th, at had for twenty-one years been familiar with the
Of rare excellence (always kept fresh-roasted),
Com Market—A moderate business was dons
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Toft H i l l ; each day at half-past 10 o'clock.
From l a to Is 4d per lb.
district, and giving this subject his attention he at an enhancement of 2s to Ss per qr an rates of
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thanks
his
friends
and
the
pub*„• A trial is most respectfully solicited.
believed the line to be necessary. M r Bouch, the this day week for fine dry samples of both English
lic generally, for the support he has received
Orders from all partB of the neighbourhood, acengineer, had now made an estimate, which he had and foreign, but on the low qualities there was litduring the short time he has been in business, and
companied by a remittance, prou ptly forwarded
no doubt would be easily carried out. 70,000 tons
tle improvement either in price or demand. For
he hopes, by keeping first-rate good*, at low price*,
by first conveyance, CARRIAGE r«fx.
of salt were taken from Chester to Newcastle to be fine 611b Lincolnshire red we obtained 60s to 70s
to merit a continuance of their patronage.
J . C O L L I N G & Co.,
manufactured,
and
if
they
oould
bring
the
roak
per
60 to 621b. Silcsian, made 631b. Fye had very
As the whole of the articles he has in Stock are
Proprietors.
salt from that district to this, there would be great
little attention. English malting Barloy being
too numerous to particularize, he begs to submit a
T H K W E A T H E R . — W i n t e r has set in with unuadvantage from the refining it here. The trade
scarce, commanded full prices. Walt dull New
few, with their prices, viz.,—
sual severity, and for nearly a week, the face of the
from Stookton to Lancashire would create a trade
Beans neglected.
Peas rather cheaper.
Oats
Sets of China, from
7s. per set.
count ry has been covered with snow. The River
SUPERIOR EAST INDIA P A L E A L E
baok,
by
the
return
trucks.
There
would
be
were less pressingly offered. Flour was 6d to Is
Gold&White do.,with small
Tees at Barnard Castle is firmly frozen over, and
AND
LONDON PORTER.
"
through
"
rates,
which
would
be
favourable
to
par
sack
dearer.
plates to match
15s. per set.
d.
for B e v e r a l days past hundreds of people have enthe trade of their port, and if they took the Tees as
A great many other patterns in China equally joyed themselves in*skating and Bliding.
East India Pale Ale—Burton
- 1 9 per gal.
their entrepot, it would, in a mercantile point of
cheap. Any article belonging sets of China broken,
EDWARD THORNTON EAT,
London Porter •
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view, be advantageous. He wished to see the
S J D D E S D E A T H . — O n Saturday last, the 29th
or any oilier goods, matched.
"
Stout
* 1 6
Demesne Terrace, Barnard Castle
scheme fully investigated, tad would be glad to
ult.,
M
r
William
White,
cabinet-maker,
of
this
A
large
assortment
of
Brown
Ware.
•'
Brown Stout- •
- 1 9
C C 0 R D E 0 N S , Flutinas, Concert*»« (Rng•
town, dropped down dead whilst walking in the give every explanation required. He had • great
D. Miller and Sons' superior Sheffield Cutlery
liah, French. A German), Harmonmius, A o ,
At P E T E R - D H I T ' S
stake in Stockton, and bellevod that his property
yard uttaohud to his premises. M r Wliito's years
always in stock.
Piano Fortes, Ohuroh, AChambar Organs, Ri»ajr«e|
W I N E A N D SPIRIT VAULTS,
NiB. Beeaoved to the Shop, near Galgate Cor- were approaching 70, and for some time his health and that of others would be benefited by the rail- and Tuned.
Porter St Pale Ale Stores,
had been giving way.
ner, lately occupied by Mrs. KelUti.
B A N K , B A R N A R D CAS'XLB,
ARKENGARTHDALE, YORKSHIRE.
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B K O U G H
C O A C H .
C O A C H runs daily (Sundays excepted),
from M r . Geo. Dalaton's, New Waterloo
Inn, Barnard Castle, leaving at 'J 30 a.m., after the
arrival of the trains from York, Newcastle, and
Darlington, arriving at B r o u / h in time for
passengers, Ac., to be forwarded by the Brough
and Penrith. M a i l ; returning from Erough at 10
a.m., on the arrival of the Mail from Penrith, in
tunc for the train leaviug Barorad Castle at 1.10
S
TEESDUE
A
HAIL
OIMBIS.
N Omnibus leaves the Railway Station, Barnard Castle, for Middleton-in-Teesdale,
daily, (Sundays excepted) after the arrival of the
8 t 0 Mail and Govt, train from Darlington, the
•outh and North, via Lartington, Cotherston,
Romaldkirk, and Eggleston.
Returning from Middleton at 8 0 p.m., in time
for the Mail train to Darlington, the South, and
the North.
H I G H F O R C E , C A L D R O N S N O U T , Ac.
A conveyance may be had on the arrival of the
Mail at Middleton, allowing upwards of 2 hours
to view the Scenery, Ac., returning in time for the
Mad.
ITnral "anit wmw Xtm.
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