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THE
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K E N N E D Y
LUCKY
A
WEDDING
SALff NP.XT WEDNESDAY.
F A B M K i i S'
R I N Gas
their
Xb«
Bings are substantial and Strong, and tbi-y are con­
sidered to be by their Hundreds of Happy Wearers
quite witb'iut equal for value and beauty. So famous
have these Ring* become that nearly a'.l the Weddings
ia the district are b-ougbt to a joyou> c U.bratoa with
them. A Good Useful or Ornamental Present given
w.to every Ein^.
Watohes, Clocks, Joweilsrj, etc., Cleaned and
Repaired at
K E N N E D Y ' S , 27,
G A L G A T B ,
B A R N A R D CASTLE.
Antique Silver, China, etc, purchased for cash.
H
AIX-8TREKT
CHURUH. —
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SUNDAY SEHVICES :
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£
1REE
CHRIS HAN
CHURCH,
Newga'e,
B a r n B r d Castle.—REV. W. B . l . A M B E L L K ,
bUNDAY NEXT, JANUARY 16m, 1898. Evening sabjet,
" The Personal Element in Religion."
T
M
HE
MISSES BOLTON'S SCHOOL, GALG
—NEX t T E R M to commerce Jan. 20tb.
ATE.
ISS EGLINTON'3 8CHOOL RE-OPKNa
JAN.
24th, 1898, Vacancy for a W E E K L Y
C.'ASTLB.
E D W A it D
1876.
A O C T I O N E E R
AND V A L U E S .
r i E N T R A L SALE BOOMS.
Farxi Stock Kale*
\ J
conducted. Certificated Bailiff under the Agri­
culture Holdings Act.
P A S S E N G E R S BOOKED to America, Australia,
Africa. New Zealand, eto.
C H A R G E S
ItEABJ H ABLE.
ADDBIX*:—HOHSK M A R K E T , BARNAKO C A S T L E .
ANTHONY
S
TABTFORTH VICABAG8
SCHOOL RE­
OPENS TUESDAY, JAN. 18th, 1898. Pupils are
prepared for the Cambridge Local Examinations, etc.
Furniture, in lanje or small q'tantities, Warehoused
any period.
Consignments for Sale reo-rrired at any time.
Offices:
Steele's Wale Booms, ISe»*gato, Barnard Cuttle.
For particulars, apply to the REV, HARTLEY JENNINGS,
Barnard Castle.
JOSEPH
ISS M E R S I C K is prepared to reoeivo a few
young Ladies requiring advanced tuition, as
Day
Pupils or Boarders.
Occasional Pupils may
have instruction in French, Qerman, Music, Drawing
and Painting by arrangement.
Experience gamed as
Head Mistress and Class Lecturer, in London and
Manchester High Schools. Honour certificate with
distinction, Cambridge Higher Local Women's
Examination,
P U P I L S R E T U R N JANUARY 17th,
Is
prepared
L
OST,
on Saturday last, in Barnard Castle, a
S M A L L P E N D A N T G O L D CROSS.-Any-
one
bringing
same
to tbe
" XKE.-D ILE
MERCURY "
O r r i c i will be rewarded.
f} K REWARD.—The above reward will be paid
dwt)
to any person giving suob information as
wilt lead to tbe conviction of tbe person or persons
wbo wilfully caused tbe death of two of my doss, by
poison, between December 2 6 b and tbe 29tb, 1897JOSEPH B R O W N , Briscoe, Cotberston.
• I T A N T E D , a quick, intelligent Y O U T H as
™
apprentice to tbe Drapery trade.—Apply,
M . J. DIXON, Barnard Castle.
A GENTS W A N T E D to push first-class Machinery
f\ Oils.
Liberal Commission.—Box 31, POST
OFFICE, LIVERPOOL.
W
A N T E D , Intelligent. Bespeotable Y O U T H ,
age 13 to 16. as Dentist's Page, and to make
b'mnelf generally useful.—Apply, by letter, to M R H .
P. FRIEND, L.D.S., Cobden House, Barnard Castle.
AT
0
r
LD
H
FOR SALE.—Apply to THOMAS GIBSOH,
Barnard Castle Moor.
LAND
H A Y F O B S A L E . — A p p l y , Jossrn
R A I R I & SON,
Barnard Castle.
SELL, 1 STACK OF H A Y — A p p l y . MRS
SMITH, Ironmonger, Bank, Barnard Castle.
WM.
AY.—Prime OLD
L A N D , al»o CLOVER H A Y ,
and WBEA<' STRAW FOR SaLB.—Apply
la JOHN GEO. JOHNSON, Barnard Castle.
G
A L V A N I 8 K D CORRUGATED SHEKTS for
rtn.fi ig, 5 i> 9 f»ec ioog ; tp>cial low rat.-s—
RENNISON, Bondga-e, Darlington. Telephone No. 5833.
rf\Q
FARMER;! & HOUSFKEEPEU8, Good
v.
3 unci C A h '.01 8, suitable either for Hordes
or Table use, 3s. p*r cwt. bag.—Apply, BURN & Eov,
Fruit-rers, Barnard Castle.
FOR
SALE,
R O W I N G T I M B E R , a>. 8cargill, 5 miles from
.Barnard Castle,
441 tree.-*, or thereabouts,
comprising 369 Asn, 21 Birch, 40 Elm, 6 Alder,
2 B<-ecb a d 3 0>k.
Mr
Robert Weaiherell, Sca'giil, will show tbe
Tioiber.
For
p-trtioulars and conditions of Sale apply to
T. B JACKSON, r>ist >n Orangx, Hull, to whom Tenders
may be seut, on or before 30 n January next.
The lowest or any Teuder will not necessarily be
accepted.
£'5\ per annum.
HE
VALUATIONS
Cae'le. — Apply,
DUll
IS-T EE-DALE, every Saturday.
SLEETBUKN, BALDERSDALE, COTUKRSTONE.
ONE
N I G H T ONLY,
J A N U A R Y 20th,
1898.
MR.
W. P A Y N E
SEDDON
Has tbe honour to announce
ME.
S. C R E A . G H
HENRY'S
COMPANY
In the GREAT M O R A L P L A Y ,
"THE
SORROWS
OF SATAN."
Seats booked at the " Teesdile Mercury " Office.
I oors open 7-30.
Commence 8 0.
PROFESSOR RAY
IS G I V I N G H I S
UNPARALLELED
ENTERTAINMENTS.
at tbe "TEESPALE MERCURY " O r r i t E , price 2/6.
PREPARATORY
NOTICE.
GTBAND SACRED CONCERTS
ON
SUNDAY, 30TII JAN., 1898.
Speoial Engagement of MISS M A T T I E M t N I C O L ,
" Tbe Scottish Nightingale."
Bjsy™ For particulars see Bills.
10-30.
WHERE
EASON T I C K E T S to admit nil the Members of
a Family, may he obtained at the MUSEUM, or
I
Carriages
VAST CROWDS A R E F L O C K I N G N I Q H T L 2
TO T H E
MUSIC HALL, BARNARD CASTLE,
MUSEUM.
RE LAI DM AN DECEASED.
NFORMATION respecting MRS. ANN H I L L ,
daughter of Tnomas Laidmm, late of Barnard
Ca«tle, deceased, and wife ol — H i l l , a weaver, who
went to reside in Soot land, is reqies'ed by
RICHARDSON A PIPER,
Solictors, Barnard Castle,
Local People on the Platform every night for
P U B L I C D E L I N E A T I O N OF C H A R A C T E R !
Edison's Latest Triumph,
TpE
GREAT T A L K I N G M A C H I N E !
You must bear this Maohine Talk, Sing songs, and
render Seleciona from tbe World's Famous Bands,
There has never been anything like it in this town.
THE
CINEMATOGRAPH!
The Latest and the Greatest of tbe Living Picture
Instruments. You muit see the " Women Fighting,"
see " How our Sausages are Made," "Great Snow­
ball Fight," " Tbe Qieen at Sheffield," eto, etc,
For
THE
TRIOPTIOAN,
the production of Gorgeous Dioramas, the like of
which has never been seen in Barnard Castle.
JAKCABY, 1898, at 3 p.m.
EVERY
NIGHT
THIS
W E E K , A T 7-45.
ADMISSION, 1/-, 6d., 31., and 2d.
PROFESSOR RAY,
the Great Character Inter
preter, may ho oonitulted each day in the Music Hall.
Mornine 11 0 to 10, and Afternoon 3 0 until 6 30,
Terms 2/6 to 42/-. " A s an interpreter of character
this world knows not his iqual."— Fide Press,
Fees:—One Guinea per Term.
All applications to be teat ai early al possible to
CoaTBAM RSCCAX,
ANOTHER SACRED L I M E L I G H T SERMON
will be held N I S I SUNDAY NIOBT, at 8 o'clock,
DANCING
i N D CALISTHENICS!
ISS M L . W O O L L E Y purposes B E OPKN
ING
B E R CLAHSES in tbe MASONIC
H A L L . BARNARD C A s T L F , on MOKDAY, 24TH
M
Preliminary Announcement.
OHN
PARKINSON, instructed by M r . Peaoook,
and others will Sell at an early date, a large
quantity of HOUSEHOLD F U R N I T U R E , eto.
Probable date, Jan. 25:h.
Full particulars next week.
J
At
WINDROSS',
TO
AT
Liebig's Extract of Heat
and Halt Wine.
It a Delicious Beverage and Tonic nude from Port
Wine, Liebig's Extract of Meat, and Extract of Malt
WINCARNIS
Is a New Name, Registered to prevent fraudulent
imitations.
OH
TESTIMONIAL,
WEDNESDAY, TUB
26m DAY
BAKNABD
OVER
FOUR
THOUSAND
Unsolicited Testimonials have been received
from Medical Men.
MABKBT PLACE.
ALSO
CYCLES
. . . .
SAFES
. . . .
BEDSTEADS . . .
NETTING- . . .
. . . C U T L E R Y , ETC.
. . .
E.
ITALIAN
OP JANDAEY, 1898,
ME
S T O C K , etc., oonsiiting of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
IMPLEMENTS, HAY,
AND EATAGE.
HOKBES.—Bay mare, 1 5 2 h.a,, in foal to Ancient,
Armour ; bay mare, 15-3. u.h., 4 years old, quiet in
all gears—a grand sort; bay colt, rising 3 years old,
good worker,
CATTLE.—Roan cow, dua to calve Maroh 18tb,
1S0S; roan cow, duo to calve April 13th, 1898;
white cow, 4 weeks calved; roan heifer, due to oalve
Feb. 15,-b, 1898 ; white heifer, due to calve Maroh
10th,
1898 ; white heifer, due to oalve Maroh 25th,
1898 ; roau beifer, bulled Augutt 7tb, 1897 ; roan
cow, geld; roan heifer, due to calve April 17th, 1898 ;
2 roan heifers, very promising ; 2 bullocks, 6
bullocks 1J year old ; 3 heifer stirks, 6 bullock stirks,
roan beiter calf.
SHEEP.—5 half-bred ewes, in lamb ; 6 hoggs (halfbred).
Pios.—1 fat pig ; 2 pork pigs.
IMPLEMENTS AND GEARS.—2 Coup carts, cart body
and shafts, long cart, with broad wheels ; capital dog
cart, grass cutter, little worse than new ; borse rake,
borse rake (new) not been used ; good sledge, new
hay sweep, barrow, sheep trough, hurdles, cart ropes,
5 tubs, bay spade, 2 paraffin casks, rakes, forks, gripes,
and shovels ; valuable tror.es, 2 sets of cart gears, 2
sets of traces, set of good harness, saddle and 2
bridles, neck straps, and various other articles.
Q U A N T I T Y OF MA1NCROP POTATOES.
HAY AND E A T A O E — M o w of old land bay, excellent
herbage, and well-won, to be eaten n o ; 10 acres of
pasture eatage, until April 6th, 1898 ; 9 aores of
meadow eatage until May 13 u, 1898.
The following lots are at Hauxwell Farm, a few
minutes' walk from Kinninvie, and will be sold on
the Farm at Hauxwell after tbe Stock is sold at
Kiomnvie:—Stack of old land hay, about 11 tons,
grand quality, to go off; mow of old land hay, well
won (off 12 acres) to be eaten on. Buildings allowed
free until May 13tb, 1898 ; 21 acres of meadow
eatage, until May Kith, 1898; 25 aores of pasture
eatage, until April U.h, 1898.
Toe whole for absolute sale. Sale at 1 o'clock.
Tbe Auctioneer calls attention to this Sale. The
horses are quiet good workers. The two younger
ones are very promising. Tbe Cat :le are good colours,
and full of hair. Tbe Heifers are a special lot. The
Implements are mostly good. The Hay is A l . , and
there is plenty of accommodation for eating On.
Office : Duke 8t„ Darlington,
GOLD M E D A L
You
won't have Wet Feet i f
you use DALES' DUBBIN. •
lt'B ft wonderful waterproofer
for Boots and Harness.
Softens and preserves leather.
Pleasaut odour.
Allows polishing.
HIGHEST AWARDS AT 22 EXHI­
BITIONS. Tins, 2d., tid., Is.,
2s. 6d. Of a l l Bootmakers,
Saddlers, Ironmongers, IK.
ANDREWS,
WAREHOUSEMAN,
AKD
STATIONER,
TOBACCONIST,
THE DRUG STORE, COTHERSTONE.
Wholesale Depot for LBNG'S I N F A L L I B L E
HORSE A N D C A T T L E M E D I C I N E S .
pulpit addresses the les'-—
h?<* l«»!im|
from sorrow and from la
. :
study of his own and oth
I M
ho gathered from a
,' k
tensive course of reading
..
.tan
to reading, Mr. Watkins
'>;-.the birthplace of Shak
maa.
been a real inspiration
•< • ' •
associations of Shakespea 1 a'
less increased the preach. r ' i
jursuits. The next thii
?ean
in Warwickshire and t
and from here he remc .
1 I
In Manchester, in com]
Lb
and other younger mini
society for the study ia«
, r theology and philosop
Conference of 1883, he *
In the early part of last year my wife was seriously
unwell, suffering from loss of flesh and appetite
together with mental and bodily exhaustion, and
sleeplessness. She was under treatment for a con­
siderable time without relief, and I at last determined
to try « Wincarnis.''
The
effect was marked, and convalescence com
menced from that date ; the appetite returned and the
weight hourly increased, and in about two months the
health was restored, and this result was in a great
measure attributable to the use of " Wincarnis "—of
this I feel certain, that in many cases this preparation
is a most valuable adjunct to medical treatment
T. P O Y N T Z W R I G H T ,
Medical Officer of Health, S i Neot's.
WINCARNIS
Is Sold by all Druggists, Wine Merchants, and Patent
Vendors. Ask for Coleman'i " W I N C A R N I S , " or
Liebig's Extract of Meat and Malt Wine, and see
that the word " W I N C A R N I S " it on the shoulder
of the bottle.
STATIONER,
BOOKSELLER,
MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE.
Wafer and other Seals, Letter Clips, Tooth
Picks, Red Tape, Drawing Pins,
COMPASS
P E N C I L S ,
id.
each
Sealing Wax, etc.
Note Paper and Envelopes Embossed, any
design or colour, to order.
L U G G A G E STRAPS A N D
All
•
LABELS
qualities and sizes of Plain and
Ruled Foolscaps and Posts, &c.
S I L U R I A N N O T E AND E N V E L O P E S ,
B L A C K B O R D E R E D N O T E AND E N V E L O P E S
W.
TEESDALE
R.
ATKINSON,
MERCURY
OFFICE,
B A R N A R D
Sold in Bottles, is. od, and +s. 6d, everywhere.
CASTLE.
COLEMAN'S
~ « COCOA.
"GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY
Can
PURE."
be obtained tf all Grocers end Chemists
and of the
Manufacturers,
COLEMAN & CO, LTD.
NORWICH & LONDON.
COLEMAN'S
" CROWN IMPERIAL"
INVALID STOUT
P r i c e 2 / 9 per dozen
bottles,
Is 1 specially brewed Invalid Stoat from Malt and Hops
of the finest quality, and will be found to invigorate the
system w i t h o u t leaving any aigui of heaviness or dulness
behind after drinking, a i in tbe case of moat Stouts.
NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS ttAVI BEEN RECEIVED.
It
is recommended by the Medical Faculty as
being the most nourishing Stout obtainable.
COLEMAN'S
" CROWN IMPERIAL" INVALID
CHAMPAGNE
Is suitable for the Robust as well as the Invalid.
Is a Sound, Wholesome, Fruity Wine.
Is sold by all Grocers and Wine Merchants.
Over 2 , 0 0 0 Testimonials have been received from
Medical Men.
349, S t Ann's Road,S. Tottenham, N.,
August s8th, 1894.
D E A R S I R S — I have great pleasure in testifying to
the efficacy of your " Invalid Champagne " submitted
to me for trial by Mr. Cashing. I administered it to
a child in a state of extreme collapse from an attack
of Influenza and Pleurisy. The result WAS marvellous.
The smouldering embers of life seemed at once to burst
into flame, and an uninterrupted recovery ensued.
I have no hesitation in laying that your " Invalid
Champagne " is possessed of powerful stimulating and
invigorating qualities, and cannot nail to be appre­
ciated in all cases of debility, from whatsoever cause
arising.
I am, yours faithfully,
a. CLAYTON FOX, M . R . C & ,
Rag.,
L S , A . | Load.
Messrs. Coleman & C o , Lid.
Price, 30s. per Dozen Half-Bottles; 50s. per Dozen
Full-size Bottles,
Carriage Paid to any part of the United Kingdom.
S O L E PROPRIETORS & MANUFACTURERS
OF T H E A B O V E i.
Coleman & Co., Ltd..
N O R W I C H
&
SAMPLE BOTTLE OF
On
L O N D O N )
WINOARNIS
SENT POSr F R E E ,
receipt of Full Postal Address to " W I N C A B N I S
WORKS, NORWICH."
A j. \i
Br S E N T I
<ti«
" Nor set down aught In r>
Tbe
county histories r e • 1
Vv
.' . *
Thorngate as a continuation 0
' J . i •» S S M S l I
soutb from toe Town H a l t 1
•pper r 'r• ••
steepness, is called " Tbe Bs
' » i :
«•',.
formerly consisted of flights
'•"'•J-ni>.
-e •..
part is terminated br the 1'ee
'.•>*"
fas.
to be tbe most ancieot part of
tbe houses are of it)ne, acd .
the wall of one of these, a low
oned
windows, on
the
ot
e
the street is a stone inscribed '
<dus,' in
Old English characters. On the front of an arcbr.;
passage in tbis bouse there are shields, tbe bean
of one of which are obliterated: but tbe other bear
tbe najoe of Bruoskill, an ancient Barnard C M
family.
I n the interior of tbe archway, tbi
fragments bave been inserted, which, if united, wou,
read, " B r o u n , Abbat—ouj s'i'ep'pioie—Ur DeusSeveral old wainscot closets, in the interior of tl
house, are curiously deoorated with earrings of bi
foliage, animals, and human figures.
r
NEWSAGENT,
'
NO T_I_0 B .
FOR
THE
C O N V E N I E N C E OF
*
•• *
An old building formerly stood on tbe opposite aid I
of tbe street, conjectured by Hutchinson to bare I
a bouse of friars Eremites, of tbe order of St. Aust-J
who obtained leave of Archbishop Neville, in tfa|
vacancy of the Bishopric of Durham, to build • prin
and cbapel, upon ground given by Thomas BeauehasH
Earl of Warwick. On a mullicnsd bow window ia t
front was inscribed," Soli Deo honor et Gloria." Tbi
baok buildings formed a square, iu the style usual 1J
religious establishments. Some years ago the front s i
tbe bouse was used as a chapel by Dissenters. I t J
now nearly all rebuilt, a small pointsd areb or./
remaining of tbe original structure; and tbe inscripu.:
has be?n built up in tbe ioterior wall.
•
COUNTRY PATIENTS
One of my constant readers says:—" That the p%
of this oountry should be supported out of the natiooij
exchequer is forcing itself home to the minds of mo
thoughtful people.
Men seek to shirk their exist
HAS O P E N E D A B R A N C H E S T A B L I S H M E N T ABOVE
responsibilities, chiefly on selfish grounds, and 1
would bave us go baok to tbe principle of eacb parnt
Mr. J . A. YORK, Solicitor, HORSE MARKET.
or a handful of small parishes, supporting their or
poor. Grievanoee inch as exist at Morton Tinmoj'.:
RESIDENT DENTIST AS HITHERTO,
and
elsewhere are very common in other poor lsrj
v
73, G A L G A T E ,
/
unions; but tbe sublimity of tbe advocacy of " numbi
one " is reached when it sought to sever the Teesdu
Union in tbe midst of suob a manifest community
interests as ia herein involved. Tbe Tees Ye"
runs through nothing but Yorkshire townships, soil
BURGEON DENTIST,
the two towns contributing tbe chief passenger <
in winter are in Durham. The bulk of the nor.
ATTENDS BARNARD C A S T L E E V E R Y
traffic is sent by works ia the North Biding, while .
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
workmen live on tbe Durham side. Those emplorc:
at the Bridge-end Flax Mills mostly lire in Durtw
BUCKLE'S FANCY REPOSITORY.
yet tbe whole of tbis reliable value gives to tbe Yon I
No. 3 G A L G A T E .
shire townships. 8 0 one might go on ad tnfim- •|
Personally I see nothing whatever in tbe argument 1
to statistics. Granted that tbe case stands as ia
TO
CORRESPONDENTS
Every contribution must be authenticated ( i n oonfldenoe) Yorkshire guardians claim, what of it ? These |
w i t h the name of the w r i t e r .
are God's poor, and should be supported by the na'. - I
We decline t o r e t u r n rel ected communications
advocacy of certain Yorkshire guardians bar
We cannot insert anonymous replies t o letters t h a t have Tbe
appeared w i t h the real names and addresses o f the writers astounded their very best friends, and no wonder,
Mr.
'MR.
DAWM
doubt about 1
The J u H e :
the court ?
Mr DaweoaJ
His
further app
Mr Dswsa
fact, I anticif
Mr Holme
beard.
Tbe Judge I
allowed to 1
Mr I),w„
His Honorj
Mr
Holmei
bave to be 1
Tbe Judge:
think it is noil
Mr Holmes I
will be very I
His Honortl
tbe amount in f
solicitor givtej
After some |
generally tha
that tbe jueT
elide, and ju
costs, 00 toe]
Judge to tbe I
tbe Divisional
County Ccun
plaintiff.
His Honor 1
returned :r.t•> 1
until the tio
tbe defendant!
amount wb«
liberty tot
U01.0
N O T I T I I I ADDRESS : —
PRINTER,
Mr J . H .
action o f Wsj
August last,
in tbe Divisi'
on tbs 17th 1
fees charged I
Court as to th
it was in pur
paid tbe oosU
Tbe Judge j
Mr Holo
would cover I
It now seems I
must be medal
Mr Daw*
lis Court
toe question]
Tbe Judges
tbe order o f (
of course, wit
?
MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE.
STRAY
ccsro
Mr
B
R. A T K I N S O N ,
rnt
anything.
. Tbe Judge;]
Mr Holmes!
His Honor |
Other.
tteC
of the Legal Hundred.
ir
'•'
succeeded Dr. Gregor
Editor: and last year th
MRS.
M O R G A N
was sent by the Co •
aca it
EOS to intimate that she is carrying on the
• - '.f
DBKSSMAK1NQ under New and Efficient representative to the J
1 ke . I
Management, and while thanking her numerous Church of America, w
Customers for past favours, solicits a continuance of humour, tho literary vui an
same.
sophical learning of his
u charmed tho Americans, . ra
'•
L A D I E S ' COATS A N D C Y C L I N G COSTUMES
honorary degrees fron
noi<
M A D E W I T H SPECIAL CARE.
American University, whi 'h .
Also Ladies' Own Material Made Up.
prevents him from addin to
W.
MORDAT,W. J . Wati
were M r 1'. i
Dawson, M r .
rit'W on the 1
NOTICE.
New Street, S t Neots, January «8th, 1894.
I have much pleasure in giving you my experience
as to the " Meat and Malt Wine " received from you
some time since, and in bearing testimony as to its
value u a recuperative and restorative agent
CASTLH,
At 4 p.m. in the Afternoon precisely, subject to such
conditions as will then be read, and in tbe
following or such other Lots as may be
announced,
EABT HOTEL,
power as a thoughtful preacher attain at
traded attention, and was so markod, tha
an older minister, w h o officially heard M r
Watkinson, could .scarcely credit that th<
youth was delivering one of his own sermom
and then had to bo convinced that he ha^
prepared it without any assistance frot
more experienced hands. Tho young mahad learnt thuu early t o weavo into hi'.'
:
B E SOLD B Y AUOTION,
THE WITIIAM
2/- each,
Ironmonger,
NBXT THE
W H O R L T O N , B A R N A R D CASTLE.
G
Early Doors 7-0.—6d. extra.
S
US.
A
A
Auctioneer, Barnard Castie.
BOWEti
A N D LEGACY
4-PEONG MANURE FORKS
(STRAPPED),
WINCARNIS
A
T
ANTHONY STEELE
. 0 L E T , a COTTAGE, adjoining tbe Church{
yard.—Apply, MRS. BARKEK, 37, Gslgate. B rnard Cattle.
FOR PROBATE
PROMPT SETTLEMENTS,
W i l l attend at MB. COLTMAN'S, Butcher, MIODLETON-
C H U R C H , B A R N A R D CASTLE.
ADMISSION—3s., 2s„ Is.
Barnard
S T O C K ,
A N T H O N Y STEELE, ACCTIONEEB.
LOT
T.
LL
THAT
F R E E H O L D MESSUAGE or
HE
PRESIDENT OE T H E W E ^ L E Y A N
D W E L L I N i i - H O U S E , known by the name of
CONFERENCE (REV. W . L . WATKINSON) " W H O R L I O N HOUSE," situate in tbe village of
will PREACH (D.V.) on TUESDAY, JAN. 18TH,
1898. Whorlton, in tho county of Durham, together r i t a
the Garth, two Gardaoe, Stable, Byre, Coach-house,
Service to commence at 7 p.m.
and other Outbuildings thereto belonging. Also all
Collect-'on in Aid of the Trust Funds.
that COTTAGE adjoining the said Messuage or
Dwelling-house.
E G G L E S T O N .
LOT
2.
L L T H A T F R E E H O L D CLOSE or PARCEL
N E N T E R T A I N M E N T will be given in the
1
of L A N D situate in the township of Whorlton
School-room, Eggleston, on FRIDAY AND
aforesaid, and containing (by estimation) 1 0 acres or
S A T U R D A T E V I K I N Q S , JANUARY 21sT AND 22ND, 1898,
thereabouts,
be the same more or less, and now in the
in aid of the Fund for tbe New Heating Apparatus,
bich has been put in the Church. To consist of occupation of Messrs. WilsoD.
I he Property ocoupies a pleasant position in the
TWO
FARCES each evening, entitled :—
village of Wborlton, being silnite on tbe banks of tbe
" E I G H T HOURS A T SEA S I D E "
Tees,
and within 4 miles of tbe town of Barnard
And " C H I S E L L I N G . "
Admission:—Reserved Seati, 2/- ; Front Seats, 1/-; C >at!e. Tbe House contains three Sitting Rooms and
five Bedrooms and other usual conveniences, and with
Back Seats, OJ,
tbe Land attached, offers a desirable investment.
Doors open at 6-30, to commence at 7.
The Close or Parcel of Land, besides being within
easy reach of the village, is well fenced and watered.
L E A D COMPANY'S SCHOOL-ROOM,
Permission to view the Property can be obtained
MIDDLETON.
from the AUCTIONEER, Barnard Castle ; and further
SATURDAY, J A N U A R Y 22ND, 1898,
particulars obtained from MESSRS. T. M . BARRON &
RAND OONCBRT and D R A M A T I C PER­ SMITH, Solicitors, Darlingtiu ; MESSRS. FOYER &
FORMANCE, in aid of tbe FOOTBALL HOBOBRN, Solicitors, 26, Essex Street, btraod, London,
M R 0. G. CROFT, Solicitor, Richmond, Yorks.:
CLUB. M r J. J. Walker, Sergt. M. Kelly, M r Harry W,0.;
Bell, M r Finlay, and Matter 0. Walker, from
MESSRS. F R A N K RICHARDSON & SADLER,
Barnard Castle; Miss P. Johnson, Scottish Dancer,
Solicitor*, 28, Golden Square, London, W . - or
from Dalbeattie, Scotland ; Miss A. Brown, Bowbank ;
MESSRS. W. & W. J . W A i S O N ,
Mr Jos. Hnnt, Dr. O'Connor, Miss N . Armstrong,
Solicitors, Barnard Castle.
Mies P. Wilkii son, and the Middleton Quartette
Party. To conclude with the Drama,
K I N N I S V I E , near B A R N A R D CASTLE.
"AT
T H E PISiOL'S POINT,"
EO.
TARN B A I N B R I B G E , honoured with
By tee M I D D L E T O N D R A M A T I C SOCIETY.
vX
instructions from the representatives of the
lute Mr. Johu Porter, will 8ell by Auotion, on SATUR­
MUSIC H A L L , BARNARD CA9.TLE.
DAY, JAN. loth, 1898, the whole of the F A R M I N G
WESLEY AN
L E T , " L Y N D O N H O U S E , " Park Terrace,
A
F A R M
C E N T R A L SALE ROOMS, Horse Market.
next term begins on Tuesday, tbe 18th
January.
Boys are prepared for C O M M E R C I A L and
PROFESSIONAL careers and for tbe universities.
Special departments tiave been organized for the
teaobing of A G R I C U L T U R A L and ENGINEER­
ING
subjects.
A scholarship of JE10 yearly value, is offered, for
competition every term to boys, wbo, having entered
the school before attaining 12 years of age, bave
remained two years as boarders.
Prospeotus upon
applicat on to
E D W I N WELLS.
G
-"4*0
undertake
V A L U E R ,
1898.
N O R T H EASTERN COUNTY SCHOOL,
BARNARD CASTLE.
H E A D MASTER
R i v . F . L . BRERETON, M . A .
T
to
A N D
P R O P E B t Y , H O U S E , and other SALES.
Address : 6, Park Terrace, Barnard Cattle.
Fees for Board and Tuition
ADDISON,
A U C T I O N E E R
II- each.
AT
STEELE,
A U C T I O N E E R , APPRAISER, ESTATE, HOUSE,
I N r C B A N C K , AND
GE3 J'.RAL COMMISSION
A.J5V-T,
Certificated BailiC under tbe Agricultural Holdings'
Act.
Saleu of Farming Stock, Agriuuitur&l Produce, I m ­
plements, etc., conducted is t,sy part of the country.
Settlements prompt.
Also valuations for Probate and Letaoy Duties, on
Strictly Moderate iorina.
for
At
OlEMAN'S
Q U A R R Y GRANGE, B A R N A R D CASTLE.
ESTABLISHED
SQUARE SOCKET SHOVELS,
AMD
TA E N ,
JOHN PARKINSON,
SPECIAL L I N E !
H I G H E S T AWARD AT C H I C A G O E X H I B I T I O N
PCOMFT SETTLEMENTS.
B O A R D E R . — 5 , B K D E TERRACE, Barnard Castle.
M
S I L V E R M E D A L , E D I N B U R G H , 1889.
G O L D M E D A L , J A M A I C A , 1891.
G O L D M E D A L , D E R B Y , 1891.
ALTOGETHER 6 GOLD MEDALS RECEIVED
A P I ' R A I S t i R , ESTATE, HOUSE A N D A G R I xL
CULTURAL AUCXiONEEB.
Valuations for Probata and Legacy Duties.
APPOINTED AUCTIONEER UNDER T H E
A G R I C U L T U R A L H O L D I N G S ' ACT.
Mornin".
10-30, preaoher, R R V . J. JACKSON. Evening 6 30,
preacher. REV. R. H . T O W N K N D . — Wborlton,
2-30. REV. J. D U G D A L E .
M A S T ,
Wxrwramr, JAKCABT lOrn. 1893.
A I R Y COW-) sold at 10 3 0 ; Fat Cattle and
Sheep tt 11 15.
Masses. B A I N B R I D G S , AUCTIONEERS.
P
5 > T E 8 L E Y A N C H l ' K O H , Qalcuto, H»r«ard
Castle.—SUNTUY, JAN. Kith, 1898.—Morninc,
10-30, prescber, RKV.
R. H T O W N K N D . Evening,
6 30, preacher, KKV.
J . IfL'ODAL?.
A U C T I O N
BAUARD
B E f i r a o u a t h r o u g l i o j t the d i s t r i c t f o r
elegant appearance a n d s t e r l i n g tatae.
R I M I T I V E M E T H O D I 8 T C H U R C H , Barnard
Castle.—SUNDAY, JANUARY lGth. 1898.—Mornine, 10-30 ; preaeher, REV. F. F R I E N D . Evening,
6-30; preacher, REV. J . J A C K S O N (President).
T E E S D A L E M E R C U R Y — W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 12, 1898.
Mr Edward J
distress under (
Judge : It is 1
has gone by.
I bad acertil
at tbe end of |
soy s.nee wit
bare never
Never.—Tbe i
—Applicant: 1
which becomee|
1899.
TBI
I
Mr Dawson]
Council agaii
Council, whi<
case was fur
T. H. DODD, Dentist,
G.
B E S T ,
excepting t h a t when an anonymous correspondent com*
mences adiscussion, he may continue t o w r i t e anonymously
whether his opponents give t h e i r real name and addresses
or not.
• ••
William 1
£1.
money
oase be taken I
whom be 1
ease will be i
A
Yesterday assembled a good company at Lartingtvl
Hall, when Messrs. Tarn and Parkinson offend for
public competition some of the personal es'ate belo'-f I
ing to tbe late 'Squire of tbe prettiest of North Yori j
shire villages.
It WAS an interesting sale. Chsr.ref
follow with marked rapidity on tbe death of a tenss|
for life, in the matter of settled estates.
Lartinf ••:
Hall is fittingly included in " tbe stately homes 1
B A R N A R D CASTLE, J A N .
12tb, 1898.
Bogland," and although tbe late Right B e l
Monsignor Witbam succeeded to priceless treasure* I
THE
President of the Wesleyan Con literature and floe art, tbe deceased prelate add
ference is announced to preach at Barnard considerably to tbe rieb store of china and works I
Castle in a few days. The Her. William vertu. None of tbe accumulations will be disturb.'•
but will pass on to the heir-at-law. I t has aln
L . Watkinson, who this year has been been determined by tbe estate trustees that tbe • I
elected, at Leeds, to fill the presidential shall be let, and that the whole of ths land compris;-'!
chair, by a larger number of rotes than eyer the rich estate shall also be tenanted in tbe interes: |
previously given, was born at Hull, in Master Silvertjp. Otherwise, whatever of • person
character was attached to the estate will be brought'
August, 1838. H e is not only a Yorkshire tbe hammer, including the smart little bay ponies,«' I
man, but is the son of old Yorkshire tbe oak, mahogany, and ash wagonette, for yean ' j
Methodists, members of the
Kingston conspicuous in the streets of Barnard Castle.
THE
$t#&k Jiteprg.
:
Circuit. The new president inherited from
his father a passion for books, and a keen
desire for scholarship and culture, which has
been one of the features of his ministry,
and doubtless one of many reasons which
brought him to his present high positon.
Under the influence of his christian parents,
he early became a member of the Church,
and a teacher in the Sunday School. Wisely,
as many will think, he received a training in
business, and gained a knowledge of the
world by spending six years in the employ
of Messrs. Bryson, Jameson and Company,
large timber merchants in his native town.
At the age of eighteen Mr. Watkinson
began to preach, and three years later was a
candidate for the ministry, From the first
he gave signs of great promise as a preacher
of real thought and originality. I t seems
that his mother, contrary to the habits
of mothers in such cases, was the chief
opponent of his choice of a life's work.
She knew the delicacy of his health, and
feared the strain of a Methodist preacher's
life would be too great for his health. When
he was proposed, he was very slightly known
to the members of the Quarterly Meeting,
and they hesitated to vote for a youth whom
they had never heard preach a sermon. B u t
his superintendent had such confidence in
the future President that he adjourned the
meeting, asking them to come and hear the
candidate. They came, and were so im­
pressed by what they heard, that they unani­
mously recommended him. On_ his arrival
in London for the July examination, bis
next case is 1
I withdraw
Dawson: 11
coats.—The
—Granted 1
••
In reference to the proposed Obareh Institute ' j
Barnard Castle, I extract the following p*ragrs;:|
from the " Parish Magsxine," which increases
interest as time rolls on:—" Tbe prospect:'
institution has during the last month been ('
anticipation) endowed with • handsome gift by M- * I
H. Blaekett, of Westwick Lodge, who, we regret I
soon to leave our parish. This gentleman has bo' ; I
over to a temporary committee, consisting of the K I
W. M. Ellis, and Messrs. W. Banks, R. Wood, i I
Walker, and R . B . Gent, his splendid bi-ur>l
lantern in case, complete with jets, dissolrar, t*J
oylinders, regulator, guages, screen and otber elabors I
fittings end equipment, forming a most valuable s I
useful gift to the Parish. Tbe intention of tbe do: J
is that tbe lantern be need chiefly for the assistance I
Church work in tbe Parish—and for such 0: I
purposes (subject to certain regulations) as u-l
committee may think fit—tbe assent of three of tb«l
committee before it* use.
The above Lanter-I
Committee bave the custody of tbe lantern, etc., not-1
a Cburch Institute Committee is formed, when it 1 '• I
be unconditionally handed over to them. We n>»' I
congratulate ourselves on thus acquiring, tbro-» I
Mr
Blackett's generosity, such • lantern s'-l
apparatus, as many large Parishes would fain bs'= I
We must shew our appreciation by using it freely e»' |
means of instruction and recreation.
:
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