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BOOKS. I Fred Smith, BARNARD CASTLE. BHOW (continued). V0U WANT THK LATEST BOOIt ung ; a Don son »V Ku«|1Ir)t(1 GO TO THE GREAT SALE OF lw- 'ii Kushford ; 2 (< •• jeesdale Mercury Bookshop, bun. ~C,J||» En ( fcmpMl; 2 R G Alder*., yj.rktt Place, BARNARD CASTLE, fcushford. tbu Largest Stock iu thu District GENT.'S SUITS -8 Qolin Cikinpliell • •! , UK" may bo ma. • A At Bargain Prices. 11; 2 A l'reston. prices from 1/- to 7/6. nek—Colin Campbell ; Atkinson, Mickleton. ' ' SOUTU DURIIAM, NOIITII YORK AND WESTMORLAND ADVERTISER. ickletun : 2 J Bird. \v;„ Lg WINDOWS. SKE WINDOWS. L 23, Horse Market, Barnard (lastle. Word. llt0» auipbell, Haxby. Established 1854. RKUIHTKKKI) AT Tim OKNBUAL POST OPPICK AS A NKWSPAI'KU. Campbell; -i T Kicliar,i Lk-U W Dale, Masham ; T 2 No. 3,780. Barnard Castle, Wednesday, September 28, 1027. Price Three Halfpence. btherstmie; 3 K Aiuler*^ |l ; 3 K W Dale ; » W nje Gees&ale flDercur?- DROWNED IN A RAGING vy breed —K Watson, lSarna,, tell: STN lUine, Startf ii or ^XAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ODD LOTS TORRENT. S Hodgson; 2 U R^S tcnM.K IfKRCURYBan be Boated every week |man, Ureal Musgrave. ' fcf 5in the Kingdom and all British possessions at a Colin Campbell ; 3 ' l&f*--- &.M. OF WOOL. WORKMAN'S SAD DEATH AT 111 KV. 5s. THOMAS GARBUTT, Ltd. .i^l, ad. kt fowl, cock—J W I'arkin • PROFITABLE use for odd lots of wool— lls M Tlic North Kidiug Coroner, Mr G. J. E. f Mickleton. *!S ••• - - A too small to market in the ordinary way Postal Orders to be made payable to the —is to havo them made up by the Otterburn fiarduer, Nortballurtou, held an iuiioest at |dletnu; 2 J Atkinson ; 3 R Jjjltrcurr Limited. GENERAL DRAPERS, Mill into serviceable woollen goods. Ilury ou Friday morning on Hichard Lowis 'special Scale for Small Prepaid -II lUine, Spennyuic« . , l''or 105 years Otterburu have been making- ('28), murrii (1, whoso body was found in tbe )r Advertisements. Darlington ; 3 T Q up Grower's own wool into " woollens" for river Haider on Thursday morning. -Want- Specific Articles Wanted or COMMERCE HOUSE, BARNARD CASTLE. or For Sale. Household and Personal use. Mrs Alf reda Mary Lowis, wife of the deceased, Ul or Sell. Lr black Minorca, cock—3 • Businesses Wanted or For ,.,..„„„,,, J 7, HORSE MARKET, BARNARD CASTLE. said her husband, a laliourer in tbe employ of J,sWanteu or The charges are extremely moderate, being Sale. tho Tees Valley Water Itoard, left borne as usual fttet- . Articles Lost and Found. BMAaVUJSB:\ HORSE MARKET, MIDDLETON-IN-TEESDALE. only a small percentage over actual working ell ; N Metcalfe, E gl . Wanted g ei)t0|l ^^n-anW etc Private Miscellaneous Wants. costs, and the carefully made goods wear, at 7 a.m. ou Wednesday, btiug then in bis usual aud wear, as only pure wool can wear. health, lie took bis dinner with him, as usual, Penrith ; 2 Colin Campbell • 3 \ JnR CONSECUT1VF. INSERTIONS as be was uot sure of where be might be at Thrice Six Inscr Our " Grower's Own Wool " Booklet will tell Uish •[> Auckland. Once work at dinner-time. s d. «. d. you of the many things we make, such as : idg.iou ; 2 Colin Campbell • 31 1 0 2 6 Frederick Henry Sowerby, West Cottage, loderliind. 3 9 Tweeds, Blankets, Scarves, Rugs and Knitting 1 e NEW GOODS FOR THE AUTUMN SEASON. Cotherstone, auother cuiployeo of the Tees tying—K Forrest ; 3 J l; 2 o S 0 Yarn. It also gives scale of charges aud roWn 8 3 Valley Water Hoard, said he was with Lowis Hodgson. 2 6 quantities of wool needed. Ask for Post Free 3 0 7 6 at tho reservoir bouse at dinner time on ety - 2 Mrs Hobinson, I>ailin„ Booklet. swutiv! e EACH insertion will be charged for [Sons, Kggleston. »»itco" FINE RANGE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S VELOUR TWEED COATS. Weduisday, aud at ten minutes to one witness tn for one. "ety for laying—K Forrest; ( '- does not apply to Advertisements from Public started to walk to Ulacktou reservoir while tbe •o Traile Advertisements, or any other class than Otterburn Mill, Ltd., deceased weut ou witness's bicycle to the I FUR NECKLETS at Keen Prices. aying purposes (heavy breed),.! irA___ — Woollen Manufacturers, Strathmore Arms to get some cigarettes. He a J Swau ; 3 S A Hojgsoo, LADIES' MACKINTOSH COATS from 16/11. OTTERBURN, S.O., Northumberland. should have lieeu back by one o'clock. That bod 3 C Anderson, West Auck.j [gBDLEY&SONS was the last that wituess saw of Lowis alive. pleby. The Exors. of JOS. RAINE. Ironmongers, Asked by the Coroner whether he had ever anUin —1 and 2 H.Ewin; jjj Registered Plumbers, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. Market Place, Middleton-in-Tecsdalc, heard Lowis brag about riding along tbe coping luckland. ] beside thu overflow channel of tho reservoir, - J T Kuowles, 13ai nard Caatle-J [GALGATE, BARNARD CASTLE, are our ageuts for Receiving Wool to be sent witness replied that he bad uot, but once when Id ; 3 C 15 Liddle, New ShikkJ ALSO BKANCH SHOP to us for Manufacture. •rigeou-L Hall, Lartington • »] Mr GEORGE LOWES, Grocer, St. John's deceased said be woudered whether he could L)S£ TERRACE, Mlddleton-ln-Teusdale ride ou it wituess told him never to dream (kland ; 3 H Raine. Look Out for our DISPLAY in the SMALLER WITHAM HALL, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5th. Chapel, Weardalc, -D Pollock ; 2 U HollandJ ^ left with Mr T. Todd, Blacksmith, of it. is our Agent in Upper Weardalc. Llgson, Cotherstoue. will be attended to). Wituess added that his bicycle was in good aud 2 J A Hodgson, Cotlit .j r MRIUDDELL SCOTT, our Representative ruuuiug order, as he had himself ridden from •bers, Painters, Paperhangers, iu South Durham aud North Yorkshire, is Cutherstoue ou it that morning. Lowis would TKLBPHONK 49. PRODUCE. I Electricians, Ironmongers, travelling iu the district at present. Ou receipt have to cross the embankment iu order to reach -F Hall, Kinninvie ; 2 and Ural Contractors and Builders R. WILSON & SONS of a postcard he will be glad to call with patterns the path from tbe Strathmore Arms. Witness kirk. had a mile and a half to walk to his work. He aud collect Wool for Mauufacture. and 2 U It Armstrong, Butter. Merchants. ADDISON & WOODHAMS BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, expected Lowis to follow him along tbe path, Address:— RIDDELL SCOTT, I Iogleton. JOINERY WORKS aud as he did uot come he concluded bo had (PKOPRIBTOK: KICHARD WOODHAMS), Whorllon, Iturnnril. Cnstlc. II aud 3 0 R Armstrong ; 2 \I„ been detained at tho reservoir house. It was sh. (iTCRAIG, MANUFACTURERS OF ARTIFICIAL uot until ho got back to the house at 5 o'clock Ion, Middleton ; 2 A l'reston | lm KLOWER AND VEGETABLE Wholesale Wine, Spirit and Ale Merchants, Tea and Coffee Dealers STONE, PresUm, .Jowes. GROWER. aud missed his bicycle that he knew of Lowis's and Provision Merchants, disappearance. He came down tho path beside Addison, Hayberries ; 2 Mrs] j ind Vegetable Plants, also Seeds and MONUMENTAL MAS0NS. • FOR EFFICIENT SERVICE the overllow chauuel aud found marks of I Rigg ; 3 0 R Armstrong, IGnrdou Sundries suppliod 10, MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE. to order. bicycle wheels. There was a stone coping two and 2 Miss Robinson, lianui Ropair Work Promptly Attended To. ' Urmtht and BougueU a speciality. MAKE feet wide with a grass embaukmcnt ou one BALGATE * LOWFIELD GARDENS, side aud ou the other the chauuel used for [ and 2 Miss Robinson. E hold large Stocks of all the popular brands of Wines, Spirits and Liqueurs at market ADDRBSS:—1, VICTORIA TERRACE EAST, -1 and 3 J E Laws, liarnai BARNARD CASTLE. prices. Cider and Ale in cask (all sizes). Our Grocery Department is complete with 5 J. T. KNOWLES, couveying the storm water to the river Balder. W AND Lgslaif, Barnard Castle. carefully selected stocks of every description. TEA AND COFFEE a speciality. Finest He traced the wheel marks for about a hundred 39, MARKET PLACE, 1 Bain bridge, F.ggleaton ; 2 3 IUDSDALE BROS., quality obtainable at least possible prico. WILSON STREET, BARNARD CASTLE. yards aud then saw no more. They showed on, Middleton. DERS -iND MONUMENTAL MASONS, BARNARD CASTLE, ' that the bicycle had been going in tbe direction 1 J G Walton, Mickleton ; 2 Mil WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. 1, CECIL ROAD, ESTABLISBBD lft54 of Lowis's work. |S Mrs W Watson, Marwood. • YOUR CHEMIST. litis, m, Marwood ; 2 Mrs WhiU BARNARD CASTLE. Delivery in Town aud Country. Orders called for on request. Every satisfaction guaranteed. Mr James Harvey, who has charge of the [j G Walton. jJtORIALS in Marble, Stone A Granite A trial order is respectfully solicited. reservoir uuder the geueral manager, Mr O. It. 1 E T Snaitli, Toft Hill; 2 Mrj [Designs and Price Lists Free on applica- Frederick Metcalfe, E has the most complete stock Colliuson, said the depth of the water in the J Thompson, Toft Hill. 1 Mounmental Yard in Mr Jackson's Fruit, Flower and Potato H of all that a FIRST-CLASS channel that day was six feet. |Suaith ; 2 Miss Guy ; •< Mi - J1 jlOvposite Steele Placo). " CHEMIST supplies. The Coroner : Are there any orders about Salesman, meu using the track ? _ shape—Miss Longstafl, IEGE STOCK OF CHEAP AND Nursery and Seedsman, i Mr Harvey said the men invariably used it Valton, Mickletou ; 3 Miss G Qui ARTISTIC Messrs. MOTOR SUPPLIES (Auckland), Ltd. HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHY: when going to rilacktou, aud those who did not G Walton ; 2 Miss Langstaif; I 9, MARKET PLACE, Call aud inspect the could uot perform their duty of seeing whether anything connected with tho works needed • Tunstall, Baldersdale ; 2 Mril IWALLPAPERS OUR AGENCIES AND PRICES FOR 1927.
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  • Durham E-Theses

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    Durham E-Theses The stratigraphy and structure of the syncline of stainmore Reading, H. G. How to cite: Reading, H. G. (1954) The stratigraphy and structure of the syncline of stainmore, Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online: http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/9349/ Use policy The full-text may be used and/or reproduced, and given to third parties in any format or medium, without prior permission or charge, for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-prot purposes provided that: • a full bibliographic reference is made to the original source • a link is made to the metadata record in Durham E-Theses • the full-text is not changed in any way The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. Please consult the full Durham E-Theses policy for further details. Academic Support Oce, Durham University, University Oce, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HP e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +44 0191 334 6107 http://etheses.dur.ac.uk Tim STRATIGRAPHY OTHtJCTOKK OP IBS 8B?OLII'JS 0P flffAXHNORB BY The Btoinmoro ATOR 1® a topographical ma geological Sepreocion lying betueen the tm upstanding bloeSs CIFGRG of the northern Ponnineo. Tho succeealon includes boas of Yoredale f solos of the 01 We end Bpper X»imooto&e Groups, overlain by "Millotone Grit", the total time renco extending from let© Pg ego. probnbly to Into 20g, Detailed raeppinc of ©©Fine horlzono has enabled the establishment of correlations between the successions of the Me ton Block to the north end the Aslsrlgg Block to the couth.