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TH1 TBB8DAL8 MBttOURY—WEDMBiSDAT, JULY 7, 1915. statement that the Clerk in tho Detective Office In Birmingham told bim that iM need not The Flatts Wood. do so on entering tho army.—Supt. Riddell remarked that having enlisted in the army WISHING STONES AND LOVERS' LEAP. SHCWS EVERY WEEK. did not exonerate prisoner from neglect, as he was still under polico supervision. Brannoo should havo reported himself at once on BY HARWOOD BRIERLEY. arrive.', and the police wonld not have II anybody there be who, in these stirring NOVELTIES FOR SUMMER WEAR. interfered with him so loog as he behaved diys, has time and inclination for walking in a himself.—As an answer was not forthcoming romantic district where " holidays near home " from tho Birmingham police, of whom inquiry can be advantageously taken, let him not was made concerning the prisoner, the charge forget Upper Teesdale. In the present series Millinery, Blouses, Costumes, Coats, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and Neckwear. was not gone into.—Captain Benger attended of articles I have had much to say about the cour." to represent the 10th Leicester Brignal Banks and Greta Woods, Paradise Regiment. Woods at Rokeby and Egglestone Abbey, EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. Thorsglll and Deepdale, etc. While now Cattle Straying. pursuing my course farther up Teesdale, 1 Isaac Dewhurst, innkeeper, Woodland, wu might speak of the charms of Marwood Chaoe, coarged with allowing a pig to stray on the with its hunting-tower of King James II. at ROBERT ORD, BARNARD CASTLE. ^highway ou the 5th of June, and, in a plea of High Shipley; of "King's Walk "(named in not guilty, said the pig did not belong to him, honour, probably, of the short-lived monarch —P.C. Hulse said that absjr. 12-30 on the day Richard III.); of "Cleveland Walk" (Duko of snbject for any waterscape artist of renown. tbe 12th of J»r.u«y, 1912, and they lived at in question he saw a pig straying on the Cleveland's), Rook Walk, Flatta Wood, tbe Tbe story of these foolish lovers, who they BARITAI^D CASTLE Ccpley for two years. They then v,eot to highway at Woodlaod. Ho called Mr Dew- Wishing Stones, the Lovers' Leap and Salmou were, or how, why, and when they leaped, Murton Colliery, where she waa taken ill, and hurst's attention to it, and te drove tbe pig Pool, the Scotsman's Poo), Red Well and Sulphur seems to be furgotten. I failed to gather up Dr. Brown said she would hare to go to the into the yard t>nd put it Into tbe stye.— Spa, Peroymyre Castle, and Meeting of Balder the fragments of their fortune nr their fate. workhouse if proper attention was not give:: Defendant said in tbe first place tbe pig did with Tee* All tbe same, if other lovers strolling this way SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY to her. Her mother went from Barnard Casile cot belong to bim. A girl connected with the are likely to go giddy or lose their heads, they, to nurse her, and, when complainant was in a fit bouae had charge of it, and the school It Is astonishing what a number of walks too, may topple over into tbe abyss. PROPRIETOR - - - A. STEELE condition, she was removed to her mother's youngsters playing about took liberties with Barnard Castle provides tbrongh woods and by Tbe ambulatory meanders on through foliage house in Bridgegato, where she now reeided. the gate. The pig, which belonged to his son, watersides at different heights, for whether one and flowers above the noisy river. We pass Is the Only Steam Laundry in Barnard Oastle & District She had been HI about nine month", and bor who was serving with the Royal Engineers, was begins below the rained castle or by the rail through deep woodland shade where the husband sent her three shillings per week at no farther than the bouse when tbry saw It.— way station at the town's top end, one is at the ground is nearly always moist and tbe air cool; the first, and a month after she got army A fi'ie of 2s. Ud. was imposed.—John Lowes, gateway of natural grottoes, vocal groves, and also through a plantation of young firs where High-class Work in all its Branches. allowance. She got five shillings fur a lew Lynesack farm. Woodland, was charged with ferny dells, all attractive to pic-nio parties tbe drowsy oroodling of doves Is most insistent. weeks, thon she got sc ren shillings, and finally allowing two pigs to stray oa tbe highway at and to lovers proceeding arm-in-arm, undis- Beside tbe last seat of the series is a river Special Attention given to Household Work. she got eight shillings, which, sum was not Lynesack and Softley, ou tho 7th of June.— traoted by the reverberations of the voices of sufficient for her support. Dr. Leishman was children romping further up tbe dell. There side recess with rocky foreshore, where a Vans Collect and Deliver in Home District. P.C. Hclse said he saw two pigs belonging to sulphur spa is detected by the odour thereof. attending her, and she had been seen by the the defendant straying on the highway called are some delectable walks through the winding health visitor. She was oid«red special ravine of the Percy Beck, with its cascade, It suddenly comes to light nnder the bank in a Lane Head, Woodland, at 4*45 in the afternoon crack of the pavement-like rock-shelves, being Steam Laundry Works: NEWGATE, BARNARD OASTLE nourishment for her Illness.—Cruas-oxamined : of the 7th of June. Defendant's son was sent native fernery, rustic seats and bridges. Sun Didn't your husbacd protest somewhat abc-ut shine and shadow play bo-peep behind tbe tall over-wasbed when the current is swollen. We out, and he tcek charge of them.—Mr Lowes lack a cup, but my thoughtful wife produces a your leaving him ? Aud didn't he say : *' If you s>.id tho pigs had not been out three minutes, trunks, and on the left glitters the Tees in its make me break up my home I shall never make few moments of peace before it mast again curled hazel leaf to oatch running water above The ;,.rU.-gite bad been left open by a little the spot "here it stands silent with a milky another ? "—Witness: I told him he had o boy throe years old, and school boys had foam and fret through jaws of marblestone send the things back which were not paid i tf, thrust open sideways to tbe currant. surfaoe-skiD. And we pronounoe it to be W. SMITH & COMPANY, brokou the bottom bar of the gate.—Lord better than tho Harrogate or Croft sulphur- and to keep the other things. He said Le Btrnsrd : Are the children very troublesome, These woods have too much dog's-mercury, water, tor tho simple reason that it is far less would not make another home, but it was his as in both ctaes gates have been mentioned ? and, possibly, too much garlic; though quite Strong. Low Mill Foundry, Barnard Castle. wish for tee to come homo. He joined the —P.C. Hulse: Not that I am aware of.—Mr ,|H— •llll——I— ..I!— Ml.ll.ll. II. Ill Mill. army in November. --Mr Heslop: And, from lovely are the white starry umbels of garlic in Near here is the "Scotsman's Pool," where Lowes remarked that the Board of Agriculture flower, especially when seen in conjunction tbat time up to his discharge, dido'c yon get good skerf or sea-trout np to 41bs. are taken. and Fisheries) were wanting farmers to produce with the blue wood-squills or wild hyacinths. Manufacturers of Ranges, Ovens, Grates, etc. 12s. 6d. per week? -Witness: V got the army Tradition says that in the days when Peel- more foi-d, and if a pig accidentally got on to Fine are the rock saxifrages with their Sole Makers of the Hot-air Range on an improved principle (patent). allowanoe a woek after I eama ' home, 1 met towors, like those of Morthnm and Scargill, the road and a farmer was flood, 'yon have pencilled white cups, and 1 like to see tbe my husband on Whit-Monday about comtug to rejoiced in their full strength, a band of Ovens alone if required, all fitted with Steel Bodies. not muoh chance."—Tbe Bench inflicted t whorls of woodruff (Asporula odorata), whose some arrargem^nt. -Mr Heslop: And didn't Scottish marauders w»s near this spot surprised Also Glendinning and other various makes of Ranges. penalty of 2t. 6d. leaves have a delightful fragrance when you then say : " 1 will accept eight shillings, by a troop of horses sent from Castle Barnard Portable Boilers, with Steel Bodies, from 6 gallons upwards, will last crushed, or after an evening shower. Wood- as 1 am going to start at the mill again?" in pursuit of them. In the conflict which Keeping a Oog Without a License. Borrel, which passes well for shamrock, covers three times as long as Portable Boilers with cast bodies. Witness: I am sure 1 did not say thai. Thsra ensued all the Soots were slain but one, and Thomas Alde.rson, of Wham, farmer, wai the moist banks; mosses and liverworts catch Large Stock of Spouting always kept on hand. was no deficit* agreement oome to that <lay be, unhurt by the flight of arrows discharged charged with keoping a dog without a lioense.