THE TEESDALE MERCUEY—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1876. Yorkshire, tock, Crop, Inurements, OST, a BROWN LEATHER PURSE, contain­ FAIRFIELD AUCTION MART, DABLINGTON, The Hawker's Papers and Penny Eeadings. STOCKTON" AND MIDDLESBROUGH insertion in the satisfactory form in which it novr ather Bed*, Book*, Ac. ing £1 10s in gold, and some silver.—Any per- MONDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1876. —We are pleased to learn that a selection from the CORPORATIONS' WATER BILL stands in tbe bill. tell by Auction (without Ljn restoring it to the Station-master at Barnard papers by " T' Licend Hawker," now appearing at in­ * —— It will thus be seen that whatever may hare been the 1, the lStli day of August, Castle or Cotherstone, shall be rewarded. _ Choice Lot of Lambs for Sale. tervals in ourcolumns, has been read at a penny reading [COMMTJN1CATED] result to the otherparties engaged in thisParliamentary swing Valuable Stock and ESSRS TARN will Sell by Auction, at their in Westmoreland, and received with roars of laughter warfare, the millowners, at all events, have achieved and Effects, belonging PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. M Mart, belonging to Mr Amos, of Marwood and a round of applause. Several of the papers This Bill having now passed the House of Lords, it the objects for which they were contending, and the Ing of 1 useful milch cow, R. HOUGH bss had consigned to him for SALE near Barnard Castle, 200 good three-parts-bred lambs, appear to us well adapted for these readings, if may be interesting to note the important modifications importance of which, not only to themselves individ­ V-xt; 1 do. spring calver; BY AUCriON, at his Auction Mart, Turk's from good ewes, by first class tups. attempted by those only who are masters of the it underwent, at the instance and through tbe oppos­ ually, but also to all others interested io preserving |stacks of primei old met-' M Hotel Barnard Castle, on Thursday, the 17th The Auctioneers, without any hesitation, assert dialect. ition of the millowners on the Tees, (comprising Mr the flow of the River Tees from serious diminution emises, one ofwfaich is the Sgurt inst. a large quantity of Valuable HOUSE­ that the above lambs, which they have the honour to On Monday, the scholars and teachers of Morritt of Bokeby. Mr Hutchinson of Eggleston, will now be more fully understood. of fog, 2 fields of pasture HOLD FURNITURE.—Full particulars in bills and •ell on tbe 2lst. are from one of the best stocks, and the Primitive Methodist Sabbath School, Barnard Messrs. Ullathorne and Co., Mr Thomas Holroyd, and ess, cart and gears, long : future advertisement. , ., will prove equal to any that can be procured in the Castle, held their annual treat at Killmond Scar, by Mr William Barningham, aided also by the Corpor­ [itool, sheep rails, ladders, neighbourhood. Turk's Head Auction Mart, Barnard Castle, kind permission of Mr Nicholas Lowes. A procession ation of Darlington! during its progress through 's, 2 gentlemen's saddles, letter to ttje Editor. August 9th, 1876. Sale at 1 o'clock. was formed through the streets, headed by the Rev. Committee, and by which the powers sought to be ob­ Hayberries, August 8, 1876. J. Gill, Mr J. Davis, (Missionary), Messrs. R. Peel, tained by its promoters were most materially restricted FURNITURE. ^n^T^B^i IDDLETON-IN-TEESD ALE. and curtailed, and the Bill (to use their own expres­ Our columns are open for tbe expression of opinion, eat we da VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY Micklow Hill and Aldbro' Farms, near Darlington. and T. Graham, Superintendents. Several hymns not necessarily adopt the views of oar correspondents. , with loose leaves; maho- were sung by the scholars, led by one of the teachers. sion) " crippled" to such an extent as to render it a Logany card table, iraho- FOR SALE. Sale of Away-going Crops of Corn, consisting of 60 doubtful boon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Acres of Wheat, Barley, and Oats. (11 mahogany Bland table, 21st Durham Bifle Volunteers, Barnard The scheme of the Bill, as your readers are doubt­ MIDDLETON-IK-TEESDALE. p, hair seated ; 1 easy do. At the Cross Keys Inn. Middleton-in-Teesdale, in the ESSRS. TARN will Sell by Auction, on Tuesday, Castle.—At a committee meeting held in the drill less aware, is to empower the Corporations of Stockton SIB,—I confess bow deep were my feelings of J desk and bookcase, with County of Durham, M August 22nd, 1876, on the Micklow Hill and room, on Thursday, August 3rd, 1876, there were and Middlesbrough (therein referred to as the " Joint sorrow and regret last Sunday, when listening to the I desk with drawers, 2 oak On SATURDAY, the 19th day of Ai'orjST, 1876, Aldbro' Farms, the following growing Crops of Corn, present Captain W. Watson, Sergts. Bell, Knox and Board,") to abstract and convey to those towns, for very eloquent, able, instructive, and heart searching ill oak desk, nearly 2 hun- At half-past 2 o'clock in the Afternoon, in the follow­ comprising— Ainsley, and Private Little, (Captain Watson in the drinking and other purposes, the waters of the rivers sermons d*4js/ered by the Rev. J. Brigg, to think it j>r bedstead, painted as ing or such other Lots as may be announced at Lot A. B. r. Chair). Resolved that the shooting for the medal and Lune and Balder, two of the principal tributaries of was probably the last time we should see his genial Iga ; cbeffonier bedstead, the time of Sale, (unless previously disposed of by 1 West Kilton Field, Barley ...... 7 2 8 £10 given by the corps, be fixed to take place on Tees: wbioh object is proposed to be effected by face, or be delighted as well as profited by bis minis­ f y pole camp and press private contract, of which due notice will be 2 Great Plough, Wheat 10 3 0 Saturday, the 19th August, under the conditions and means of a system of three reservoirs, two of which, trations. We cannot fully recognise the greatness of nattresses and bedding ; •given), 3 Rough Pasture, Wheat 12 0 29 regulations prescribed by the meeting of April 2nd, viz., Grassholm on the Lune, and Blaekton on the our loss. He has proved himself an earnest christian, Jahogany wash stand and MR. JOHN ALLINSON, Auctioneer, 4 Do. Barley 10 0 0 1874, and tbe last annual general meeting. That Balder, are to be " compensation" reservoirs, in which a kind and honourable gentleman, a faithful and in­ es, towel uirers, chamber Lot 1. * 5 Long Ploughing Field, Barley 4 3 16 Sergts. Bell, Knox, Ainsley and Longstaff, and Private water will be impounded and stored in time of flood; structive preacher. His noble manliness, with hi* elbow chairs, hair seated ; LL that front MESSUAGE or DWELLING 6 Little Blarup, Barley 3. 2 8 Little, be appointed a sub-committee to make the whilst the third, viz., Hury reservoir, on tbe Balder, high moral excellences hare endeared him to all our snds and dressing tables; A HOUSE containing a spacious Front Shop and 7 Holly Moor, Oats ... 10 1 17 necceseary arrangements. A letter was read by Cap­ is to be a " supply" reservoir, into which the streams hearts, and won fer him many earnest and sincere lid table, 8 day's clock, in Kitchen on the ground floor, two Rooms on the second Sale to commence at 3 o'clock. tain Wateon, from William Watson, Esq, of Spring will be diverted when low and clear, and thence con­ friends. However let us prayerfully hope that hi* Jsa t'rqpt, a quantity of •floor, and attics above, with a joint yard and con­ Credit will be given on approved security, and Lodge, to the effect that. *' being desirous of expressing veyed by a main conduit to Stockton and Middles­ mantle may fall upon his successor, and that oar loss (story of England, in 23 veniences behind the same, situate in Bridge Lane, further conditions on day of sale. " his appreciation of the patriotism and good con- brough ; a proportionate quantity of flood-water will be the gain of those who reside in the other i Animated Nature in 2 in Middleton-in-Teesdale, and now in the occupation " duct of tbe young men of Barnard Castle who form sphere of labour and usefulness to which Providence ICELY, or the ROSE OF RABY, an historical being discharged from the compensation reservoirs, lie, clothes horse, mangle, • of the owner, Mr Robert Barker, dealer in boots, " the 21st Durham Rifle Volunters, under his (Cap- has ordained him.—Yours truly _ I, no worse than new ; Novel, by Agnes Musgrave.—Price 3s.—May be as an equivalent for the purer water thus abstracted. shoes, and jewellery. C " tain Watson's) command," the writer begged to offer fate rack, bottle rack, 3 had of R. W. ATKINSON, Bookseller, Barnard As the Bill originally stood, the Corporations would T. THOMPSON. Lot 2. a sum of 5 guineas to be thot for by members of the am chest, patent churn, hare been enabled (and it was disclosed by their The adjoining front MESSUAGE or DWELLING Castle. s, copper kettle, copper corps at such time and on such conditions as the com­ evidence that they in fact intended) to commence CRICKET. HOUSE and Shop, which is of the same extent, and manding officer might appoint. Captain Watson taking the water for supply as soon as their main con­ f, water tub, lawn mower WING to the increasing demand for G. W. WOODLAND r. EOOIASTONE.—A match between toe above contains similar rooms and conveniences as Lot 1, and invited the committee to assist him in deciding how duit could be laid, and before constructing any of the el iilis was played at Woodland on Saturday last, and termin­ den seat, hedge shears, KIRTON'S TWELVE SHILLING GUINEA- ated in favour of the home team. is now occupied by Mrs Mary Beadle, grocer and O Mr Watson's generous gift could best be applied in three reservoirs : whilst they would have been allowed Li-r articles. GOLD WEDDING RINGS, he wishes to intimate to EOOLXSTOSE. draper. accordance with the donor's wish, and in promoting periods of 6 and 10 years respectively for the con­ I'cloct tbe general public that as a further inducement to J. Morton c Pattison b Dabell 5 Lot 3. the efficiency of the corps. Resolved that (subject to struction of the Blaekton and Grassholm reservoirs : K. Bell b Dabell ... 6 intending purchasers, he will PRESENT WITH 'ill be sold »t 5i Two recently erected COTTAGES, situate in the Mr Watson s approval) the same be expended in and in case of the non-completion of those reservoirs A. Lowe b Dabell o BACH RING HALF A DOZEN BEAUTIFUL T. Walton b Speaee 12 PC. Yard behind Lot* 1 and 2, and containing respectively the purchase of a timepiece, suitably inscribed, to form within such limited periods, the powers given by tbe NICKLE-SILVER TEA SPOONS. Every descrip­ T. Brown c Richardson b Dabell . . ... 0 Front and Back Kitchen and two Bed Rooms above the subject of 12 competitions,and to become the pro­ Act would simply have expired, and no means would J. Anfos c jMMssS) b Spence ...... 8 tion of Watches and Clock* cleaned and repaired at (one of tbe Cottages having a Cellar underneath) and perty of the competitor who should win it tbe great­ have existed of enforcing the construction of any com­ J. Dent b Speaoe ...... 0 the shortest notice, on the premises, by skilfull work­ J. Walton c Johnson b 8pence ...... O are now in the several occupations of William Gray, est number of times (not being fewer than twice), 3 of pensation reservoirs at all. Thus the mill and other Raindrop. men. Cheap Watches and Jewellery of every dis- J. Lonystaffc Pattison b Spenec 0 and Margaret James, a* tenants thereof, with tbe joint such competition* to take place during the present riparian owners on the Tees, dependent on that river 1 Ac. for Sale, cription in great variety. Agent for the "Ocean W. Liddle not out 1 • use of the yard and conveniences therein. year, and the remaining • during next year, the dis­ R. Hutchinson b Spencf ...... 0 re to announce that they for water-power and other uses, would bare been The Houses in Bridge Lane are pleasantly situated Railway and General Accident Assurance Company tances to be 200, 500, and 600 yards. Ties to be shot Extras ... 6 i (without reserve) on liable, for a lengthened term of years, or possibly for . at tbe south end of the town of Middle ton, on the Limited." off at tbe longest range, 5 shots each, the day* to be August, 1876, at Moor ever, to deprived of the proportion of water contri­ 38 west aide of tbe road leading to the railway station, Note Address, fixed by the committee and duly notified. That the ring valuable Farming buted by two of its main feeders, and forming, at their WOODLAND. and adjoining the Market-place on the north, and are G. W. KIRTON, thanks of tbe corps be tendered to Mr Watson for his O. Richardson b Auras ... 7 nts of Husbandry, and junction, from one third to one half of its entire therefore most advantageous for business purposes. WATCHMAKER, Ac., liberality. That the remaining cup competition with T. Fiadlay e Lowe b Ansrns .„ .._ . S ponging to Mr Tlios. Bell, volume, at the very time when tbe supply was most B. Pattison c Walton b Angus' ...... All persons going to and from the station, and across BARNARD CASTLE. tbe Middleton Corps be shot by the same 10 men as ng cow*, barren, forward scanty, and therefore especially valuable, without J. C. Spence ran out ... u tbe bridge, pass them, and the construction of the on the last occasion, the committee to fixth e day and being entitled to claim any compensation whatever, J. Ball c and b Amrus [years old, do.; 2 spring JTJDSON'S DYES.—18 Colours, 6d. each. ... 17 • enormous reservoirs in Lunedale and Baldersdale, is make tbe necessary arrangement*. either in water or money, for the loss and injury A. Metcalfe c J. Walton b Angus fig ; 1 strong shot pig ; a RIBBONS, WOOL, SILK, FEATHERS, j. Johnson b Angus — ...... ;. 0 expected to immensely increase tbe trade of the which they would thereby sustain 1—It need scarcely 'c of prime old meadow Completely Dyed in 10 minute* R. Fielding e Loaasss* • Angus ... M* 1 district. be said that this outrageous invasion of their O. Dabell c Hutchinson b Anns •remises; 5 acres of good without soiling the hand*. The buildings offered for sale hare been substan­ BOLDRON. Ancient Common Law right to the enjoyment of the J. W. Blacken b Brawn Z ... s 5 acre* of good pas- Full instructions supplied. Of all Chemist* and J. Baubridge not out ... tially erected, and are in good repair and condition. entire product of the stream was strenuously resisted :ity of wheat straw for Stationers. The Primitive Methodists held their camp ::: • khelvings, cart gears, 20 • Gas has been laid on to Lots 1 and 2. on the part of the millowners; the result being that UDSON'S DYES.—DYEI.NO AT HOME.—JUDSON'S meeting on Sunday last, in a field belonging Mr R. nSVrt, ... J0 i grindstone, 3 ladders, The yard and conveniences behind will be sold for Vasey. A large company gathered. Toe Rev. J. clauses were inserted in the Bill, rendering it, on the the joint use of the occupiers of ell the Lots. J simple DYES are mostusefuland effectual. Ribbons, one hand, obligatory on tbe Corporations to construct 5fc shovels, rakes, forks, Ac. silks, feathers, scarfs, bee, braid, veil*, hande rchiefs, Gill conducted the service. Sermons were preached I painted press, clock in The purchaser of Lot 1 can have possession thereof by Messrs. C. Marwood, G. L. Welford, and R. Peel, the compensation reservoirs within the time limited, EGOLZSTOXE.—On Friday last a friendly at Martinmas next, if required ; but the purchasers of clouds, bernouses, Shetland shawls, or any small and prohibiting them, on the other, from abstracting ROVALDKIBX v.. Ibles, painted c\»est With articles of dress can easily be dyed in a few minutes a lovefeaet was held in the evening in the chapel, game of cricket was played on tbe Eggiestone ground between panging*, kitchen chairs, the other two Lots cm only he let into the receipt of which was well filled. Four conveyances took up the any water for supply until such reservoirs shall have the members of the above named clubs, which runltart in without sailing the bands, violet, magenta, crimson, favour of Romaldkirk. Mr John Walton, sea., distinguished ans. cans, dairy utensils, the rents up to May Day next, when possession may be children at Low Startl'orth, and carried them to tbe been completed, ana stored with an adequate quantity obtained. mauve, purple, pink, ponceau, claret, Ac. of flood water for the requirements of the streams. himself by hit excellent bowling and fielding, bat (ailed to | various other articles, JUDSON'S DYES.—PHOTOGRAPHIC nrs* POSITIVES place appointed for the day's enjoyment. Tea' and score. Part of tbe purchase money can remain on security A clause entitling each millowner on the Lune and ROMALUIIKX. clock. or rnOTO-PRiKTg should be dipped in hot water and buns were kindly supplied for the children by Mr A. • of any of the Lota if required. Balder, but not on the Tees, to a payment, in tbe J. Walton, Jan., c Raise b Morton ... I then submitted to a hot bath of JUDSON'S DYES. Hilton. The teachers and friends also sat down to J. Dent !bw b Morton Mr Barker, the owner, will be happy to show the nature of a penalty, of £5 per day, in case the Cor­ Beautiful effects are thus produced in Green, Pink the good things provided by tbe committee. Cricket, H- Walton, sen., c Liddk- b Brown SB i premises, and will give every particular and informa­ porations, after the completion of the reservoirs, anvard Castle. Brown, and many other beautiful colours.—Use football, handball, Ac, were freely entered into by John Dent c Kaine b Liddlc .„ ... 10 |ON, on Friday, the 11th tion respecting them, and the sale thereof; and all present. Votes of thanks to Mr Hilton, Mr and should fail to discharge the proper quantity of com­ R. Allison 1) Brown ...... 1 • further particulars can also be bad of the Auctioneer, Judson's Dye* for general tinting ! H. Walton, Jun., b Liddle ... • on the premises of Mr J. Mrs. Lowe*, brought tbe proceedings to a close. pensation water, was also extended to millowners on R. Colling* c Hutchinson b Langsteff ... « . and at tae office* of JUDSON'S DYES.—TORUS, GRASSES, FLOWERS, and the Tee*. |nn, Barnard Castle, the SEAWEEDS may be dyed most exquisite colours. Green, Jao. Walton, sen., b Liddle ... _ 0 FURNITURE and MESSRS W. W. * W. J. WATSON, The next point of contention, and which was most R. Walker b LaagstavT ... • Crimson, Purple, Scarlet, Ac, by limply dipping COCK FIELD. T. Bainbridge b Liddle ... O Solicitors, Barnard Castle. ably and exhaustively argued on both sides, was as to •mahogany centre table, them in a solution of JUDSON'S DYES. Charming The eighth annual Church Sunday School G. Bainbridge not out ... _ .., _ 0 Barnard Castle, 1st August, 1870. the quantity of compensation water which, according mahogany spring seated Bouquets may be composed. festival and parochial gala was held on Saturday 1 £ eataMisisSlrViia^^ ... J niachie stand, tudor bed- last. From an early hour in m the morning it was .. ^ streams:" the Corporations, basing Ing table and wmshstand, BARNARD CASTLE, COUNTY OF DURHAM. JUDSON'S DYES.—INK.—INK—INK.—A Sixpenny due to their 7* evident that something was about to take place in 1 hair seated chairs, small Bottle of JUDSON'S DYES, Violet, Bed or Magenta, calculations upon the one driest year, maintaining that PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE will make half a pint of brtlliant writing ink in one connection w;twithn littlmtie people, as groupgroupss of happy X. Hutchinson b J. Walton 2 •gut days' clock, large 9,«00,00C gallons per day of 24 hours was the proper T. Brown "b J. Walton ... 13 Jl mahogany stand, OF FREEHOLD BUILDING AND OTHER minute by simply adding hot water. smiling children were seen in holiday attire wending quantity : whilst tbe millowners, adopting the basis of A. Lowe e Collins b H. Walton ... 7 i dining room chairs, 4 LAND. JUDSON'S DYES.—For Colouring Architectural their way to tbe place of meeting, the Rectory. The tbe three driest consecutive years, claimed lt»,000,000 J. Morton b J.Watson 7 Plans, Ac. Much trouble may be saved in grinding day's proceedings commenced as usual with a special W. Liddleh J. Walton ... 3 |otlier 10 iron bedsteads, ;allons. This question, also, firefly through the T. Langstaff c J. Walton b H. Walton 11 el lent sporting engrav- To be offered FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION up colour* to a uniform tint, They may be used choral service in the Parish Church, which was aM explar atory evidence given by Mr Caw ley, C.E. J. Rain- b J. Walton 1 room and other car- at Barnard Castle, in SETTEXBEK next, of which either with a brush or pen. Rote Pink, Purple, suitably decorated for tbe occasion. Prayers were (M.P. for Bury) an independent witness called on the H. Cones* not oat „, _ S tire iron*, spirit kegs, full particulars will bo given in future adver­ Canary, Crimson, Orange, Green, Blue, Magenta, said by the Rev. G, T. Cull Bennett, and an excellent part of the niillownars, the committee decided in J. HddbJ. Walton 0 tisements, and 12 other shade*. address delivered by the Rev. 0. G. Davis, Vicar of T. Addison ran oat 0 try kitchen and stand their favour: whereupon the counsel for the Corpor­ J. Brown b J. Walton 0 FIELD on tbe South side of Galgata Street, St. James', Darlington. The service was a glorious fittings complete ; large JUDSON'S DYES.—For Staining Wood, diluted ations declared that if the point was insisted on, it Byes.tc. Barnard Castle, and dose to the road leading one, the children heartily joining the choir in singing ellent joiner's bench, A with water. They sink deeply into the fibre and will would be useless to proceed further with tbe bill, see­ !••! life '.•:.>• sJtsvt +t£+n to tbe Railway Station, containing about 9a. 2r. 27p., lustily "and with a good courage." Mr Taylor i large quantity of new not rub off. They form the most economical stain ing that the compensation reservoirs, according totb e • - which will be divided into Lots suitable for Building presided at the harmonium with bit wonted ability. and gears, mostly new ; on record. Light Brown for mahogany colour is deposited plans and estimates,would not be of sufficient Site*. The offertory in aid of the treat was small considering 'tubs, possing tubs, and excellent: No. 2 Black for walnut; Canary for satin ; capacity to contain the quantity of wat*r required. numerous to mention, Also 3 CLOSES OF LAND suitable for Building the quality rather than tbe quantity of persons On this a compromise was come to, by. which the Cor­ The Hair.—For 40 years Mrs 8. A. o Black, Lavender, Magenta, and many other composing the congregation. At the conclusion of ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTOKER has received the i Brawn, of the larger Sites, or as accommodation land, being in close colours. porations are restricted trom taking a larger quantity proximity to the town of Barnard Castle, numbered the service the children proceeded to the field adjoin* commendation and favour of the public It ha* i poultry, Ac. SIXPENCE PER BOTTLE, of water from either of the streams for tbe supply of respectively on tbe Ordnance Plan for the township ing the Rectory (kindly lent by Mr 8. Walker) where acquired the highest place that can be obtained for any ; prompt. Of Chemists and Stationers. their districts than shall be proportionate to the quan­ ICTIONKKR. of Barnard Castle 552, 603, and 717. they were entertained with a plentiful supply of tea tity of compensation water which they are able and moderate enterprise, and contributed to the adorn­ and cake. Tea, Ac., over, game* of all sort* we're ment of tens of thousands of persons, who have the I 1876. Tbe above land is all of Freehold tenure. bound to discbarge, according to the principle adopted proof of its serviceable character. It will po*itivelf For further information application can be made TO CORRESPONDENTS. provided for the young ones, flat racing, egg andb y the Committee, and which arrangement is embodied to Messrs. WESTERS and Co., 35, Essex Street, Strand, * - * Anonymous communications can on no acoeant receive spoon race, basket and pole performance, which in the following clause*, now forming part of the r$aev> and rettore tie original and natural eaUnr of London; R. J. DF.ST, Esq., Streallam House, near attention. Every contribution must be authenticated (in created roan of laughter ; three-legged race, Aunt BiU:- grey, white, ami faded Hair.' It will strengthen and Barnard Castle ; or at my office, where Plana of the confluence) with the name of the writer. Sally, Ac A most excellent band under the leadership invigorate the Hair, stop it* falling, and induce a IN BOWE3, FOR We decline to return rejected commn nications. 00. Provided always, that tbe Joint Board, from Land can be seen. of Mr W. H. Stephenson played a choice selection of healthy and luxuriant growth. So other preparation Correspondents would oblige by writing on one side of thei " the gathering ground herein authorised to be taken, can produce the same heneflnial result. Sold by all MR. HOLMES, Solicitor, paper only. music, contributing greatly to the afternoon's pleasure. " shall not for purpose* of supply take in any one day Chemists and perfumers, in large bottle*, 6*. Depot Barnard Castle, In spite of numerous counter attractions in Bishop AUCTION, Auckland and some villages round, the fete,was a " a larger quantity of water than 13,350 gallons a 124 AUG, Southampton Row, London. iBamard Castle, in the Barnard Castle, 4th August, 1876. " minute; and the reservoirs hereby authorised to be THE very great success, more than 600 persons witnessed 4 DXESDAY, Al'CVST ltltb, constructed shall not be enlarged or extended under N.S.—i' Iron Turner. Wan struck over OR SALE, by private treaty, a PHAETON, in the Bports. The day was brought to a happy termin­ afternoon precisely, " any of the power* of tbis Act. the Bye with a piece of iron from the lathe, threw good condition, and remarkably easy going.— ation bya profuse display cf fireworks and illumination pllowing or such other F of the field, the band playing the National Anthem. j" 73. As compensation for the waters of tbe river weeks ago. On examining the Eye it was seen to be Apply to Joux ALDEBSOX, King's Arm*, Staindrop. Imfak Jftmttrg. " Lune tob e taken, impounded and appropriated under ' the tune of sale, Everyone seemed pleased and delighted with the bill cut across, but fortunately not much more than akin III, Auctioneer, R SALE, a PONY, about 14 band*, riling 6 of fare, and " all went merry as a marriage bell," " the powers of this Act, and before tbe Joint Board deep. EYE-BRIGHT four times dairy cured it in a " shall be entitled to take the same or any part thereof F years old, very quiet to ride and drive. Like­ BARNARD CASTLtf. AUGU8T 9rn, 1876. week bold ESTATE, called " for tbe supply of their district, the Joint Board shall wise a good GIG, Harness, Saddle, and Bridle.— 1 ;,.,>•». Todd's Quinine Wine is prepared with genuine Ontnlae ate in the Township of " cause to flow from and out of the Qrassholm reservoir, Apply to DEXMS BERRY, Market Place, Barnard fuinine Wine is strong and fine lis HI— SH. pf the County of York, Castle. Barnard Castle Penny Bank, August " or the works imniedi.t .ly connected therewith, into Wine Is efficient, safe, and plat asst. the Tillage of Bowes, 5th.—No. of depositors, 55, amount £1 14*. lid, SAD DEATH OP AN INNKEEPER'S '• tbe river Lune, aquantity of water not being less than Wtae for indigestion, loss of appetite, kc. Wine for tie-dolmenx or neuralgia. |h Street or Bowes and SOLD, the owner, having no f further use withdrawals, 1, lis. WIFE, NEAR BARNARD CASTLE. " 4,350 gailons per minute, on the days and during the uiuinc Wine for nervousness, giddiness. Ac. the River Greta, and for it,, a strong, useful DOG CARTCART, Oak Body " hours hereinafter mentioned." nine Wine for iague , debilitvran l d Mr C, E. Darwent, of Springhill College, Ott ELLINO HOUSE and and Wheels, nearly new, by Atkinaon, Carlisle.— Yesterday morning, Margaret Weston, 46 years " 74. As compensation for tbe waters of tbe river Wine for all stonuch derangai luiniue Wine, made only by Joe Todd. Carlisle. r thereabouts, of Apply to Mr CLEASBT, Bank, Barnard Castle. son of the Rev, W. Darwent, of Haverhill, has passed of age, wife of an innkeeper residing at the Three " Balder to be taken, impounded and appropriated the matriculation of the London University in the * ine Wine is protected by Government. Into four large and con- Horse Shoes Inn. near Woodland, was found dead in " under the powers of this Act, and before the Joint THE—GLEN FIELD STARCH, has been more imi­ esent occupied by Mr A; AND STRAW FOB SALE. " First Division." —Apply to GEOKOI DALSTOK ; also a constant bed by the side of her husband. It appears that the " Board shall be entitled to take the same or any part tated than all the other starches in tb« World. No highei proof. 1 H " thereof for the Supply of their district, the Joint compliment could be paid to it, as all those imitators are supply of Cumberland Bacon. Barnard Castle Mechanics' Institute.— deceased, who was of intemperate habits, bad been satisfied that it is the finest starch in use. Tradesmen have The general annual meeting, for the election of officers, more or less under the influence of drink on Monday, '• Board shall cause to flow from and out of the doubtless less profit on its sale, bnt still ft Is kept by all res­ Rights and Profits of the R. G. D. PEARSOM, Agent for tbe TertdaU Ac, was held on Monday evening, the 8th inst.,—Mr and had seme word* with her husband. About 8 " Blaekton or Hury Reservoirs, or one of them, or pectable grooens and oilmen, who prefer inpptylnB their res aforesaid,in right of M Mircury, STAIXDUOP, to whom Advertisement* R. W. Atkinson in the chair,—when tbe following o'clock deceased went to a neighbouring shop and pur. * the works .immediately connected therewith, into customers with the best article, to their «wn pecuniary profit. The public should insist upon having the Glenfield Starch, I average the yearly sum and other communication* may be addressed, appointments were made :—President, John Bowes, chased a packet of Mandall's vermin destroying com­ " the River Balder, % quantity of water not being rhich from the Moor Esq.; Vice Presidents, Rev. Thomas Witham, Mr f. position. About half past ten o'clock the husband and " less than 2325 gallons per minute, on the days and A Fortune for a Trifle, £20,000 for £1. I in a Stinted or regu- Bad cock ; Treasurer, Mr Richard Bradley; Secretary, wife retired to bed, balf-an-hour after which time the " during the hours hereinafter mentioned. Until the MARRIAGE. "T^ULL PARTICULARS of this most advantageous I Shooting moreadvan- Mr John Monkbouse; Librarian, Mr George Chapel- deceased called for some water. A lodger, named " Grassholm Reservoir, and tbe works immediately At the Register Office, Barnard Castle, on tbe 8th erially increase. money speculation, guaranteed by Government, low. The following were elected on the committee Christopher Wilson, attempted to rouse Mr and Mrs " connected therewith, shall be completed, if the Joint inst,, Mr Thomas Hardy, of Middleton, to Miss Jane •will be sent Free on application, enclosing a stamped, for the next twelve month*:—Messrs. R. W. Atkinson, Weston (the former of whom is deaf) at six o'clock " Board shall take in any one day from tbe gathering Minto, of Miekleton. on Bowes Moor or •directed envelope, to Jon* FOSTER Esq., 8, Craig's William Knox, C. B. Martin, John Kirtley, Joseph yesterday morning, but was unsuccessful. On| pro­ " ground of the River Balder, for tbe supply of their DEATHS. ' re?pect of Lot 1, and Court, Charing Cross, London, S.W. Pattinaon, John Graham, Joseph Harrison, Thomas ceeding to the room he found Mrs Weston quite dead " district, a larger quantity of water than it i.X) gallons At Barnard Castle, on the 5th inst., Miss Jane A. Information was given to the police, and P. C. Smith " a minute, they shall, in addition to the quantity of Davidson, aged 25 years. URNISHED APARTMENTSi aT DEMESNES Welford, and Abraham Hilton. On the motion of J desirable property is immediately visited the house, and found in the room " 2325 gallons per minute, as is herein provided, HOUSE, Abbey Bridge, Barnard Castle.— Mr C. B. Martin it' was resolved that a conference At Barnard Castle, on the 6th inst, Isabella, wife lie North Bank or the F of the deceased wrappers which bad contained poison " cause to flow from the aforesaid reservoirs, as com- Apply to Mrs, ADDISON, Demesne* House. should be held with the Trustee* of the Building with of Mr George M. y nail, aged 80 years. npriaes the whole of reference to tlie erection of an additional room for the A gentleman, named Mr Devy, saw the body, but could " peiisat'on to the River Balder, a quantity equivalent At Barnard Castle, on the 6th. Margaret, widow lit 750 yards, affording SELLING OFF! use of the Classes connected with the Institute. The not state the cause of death. Tbe circumstance was, " to one-half of the additional quantity taken for of tbe late Mr Harkless Brown, aged tio years. front fishing. SELLING OFF!! members present expressed their wish that the anniver­ in due course, reported to Mr Supt. Thompson, of " supply." At Hulton, on the ltt inst., Mr George Douthwaite, | Aspect and lies gently GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, sary of the Institute should be celebrated by a trip to Barnard Castle, who, later in the day, communicated The clause, however, which was most obstinate!, " 53 years. Ijely sheltered from the FOB THE Windermere, Keswick, or Whitby, and it was resol­ with Mr Dean, coroner, of Bishop Auckland. It is resisted by the Corporations and in the first instance Id on the back, and the FOLLOWING THREE MONTHS, ved that the subject should he brought before tbe next expected that an inquiry will be held-to-morrow. refused by the Committee, but without which the \: • i!. The land is of FAIRFIELD AUCTION MIRT DABLVXOTOS.— AT A meeting of the Committee. On the proposition of other protective clauses conceded to the millowners and yields abundant On Monday, Messrs. Tarn sold 112 bead of cattle, and GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Mr C. B. Martin it was agreed that tbe further venti­ would have been practically inoperative, is one which lis well adapted for the 70 sheep aim lambs. A fair market fer all kind*, at AT JAMES HARRIS'S lation of the Music Hall, by tbe insertion of windows binds the Coporations to erect and maintain on the Irtired residential Villa, the following prices:—70 calving eovrs, from £12 to MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE. in the north wall of tbe apartment, he submitted to Epps's Cocoa.—Qrratcful jkud. Comforting Hury reservoir a guage or meter, at all times accessible Ice of Bowes Railway the consideration of the Trustees. This concluded —"by a thorough knowledge of tbe natural-laws to the millowners or their agents, for the purpose of £82 15*.; 42 fat cattle, from £13 to £27 10s.; 70 |u the excellent Market K1RKSTALL BREWERY. COMPANY'S the business. which govern theoperations of digestion and nutrition, measuring and ascertaining the quantity of water sheep and lambs, from 24s. to 5