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 Yorkshire Weekly w»s thon ill, bat still living.—Lord Barnard FOR afterwards fixed a claim she ought t. J abide by in • bis - pulpit." Tbe common stitcbwort Post. said the Bench were sstiafied that they had the agreement.- Frederick William ROBS said (Stellaria hjjoatea), with white hair-streaked a d< County trunks leaning in different directions. Here a J. w. Hartley, and Mr J. G. Hall. Barnard Castle. interview at Bernard Castle, that ho wt3 not Couticli :u respect of county fates, and Mr G. glistening dark-leaved holly, slow-growing and Business Appertaining to Licensing, giving her suiiieiert moruy. Up to the tiino of left behind in the race after unavailing fights B&inbridge (cloik) stated that the.-o would be Mr A. H, Nicholson, one of the trustees tf getting the letter fiom Mr Diwsuu ho sai.-i ho for daylight and air, seems now to writhe in a similar sum due next quarter. The special tho deceased Cuthberi. Raiue, tbe tenant, wae paying her right si illirgsa woek icgnlarly. death-throes beneath the umbrage of greater education items for the quarter included:— applied lor the transfer of ;r,-: license of tho He du; iiui. tbiiii» i,t- cujjt.C to »llt,\» I' ..T, , B-.;oaid Oastle, ~2o ; L,.-*iia\a,t;tj; Marwoud, forest trees. Below is a kind of forest-clearing shillings i*>i week out of tbirty-r venshillings picture made by grouped firs, whose branches Red Well Inn, Hermire, to Mrs Jane Kline, the £5 ; M-ddleton, £35 ; Newbiggto, £4 ; West- widow. Ho added that temporary authority and sevc-r.pance, »t;J";his was tha iisst tiu;e he wick, lux.; and Woodland,£14 ; total. £123 15». have all been cut clean off at about 12 feet North Eastern Railway. bad beard t special diet.—The jasticcs from the gronnd level, so enabling sunlight to to sell was granted to the applicant oft the —Mr F. K. Oibsou: And yet in war-time we are 12th of May last.—The Benoh granted the consulted in private, and Lord Barnard, ox pec "v? to economise ?—The Chairman : You illuminate the verdure seen beyond, while tbe addiessit.'.g c iupiai..»ut, said : Thein&gistratee bare ground beneath them is littered o'er with application.—The license of the Black Horse will have no money for the war fond.—Mr want to know, Mrs Ease, whether you would pale brown, chaff-like, decayed "needles." inn, Ingleton, was transferred to Mr Fred Sbaw Gibson : It certainly reduces our eflirts. —The be willing to go back to jour husband and Coming to an oak beech root on a bank we find uu his own application, Supt. Riddell stating Chairman observed that the County Council make a home for him at W>odlardV - the parasitical toothwort (Lathiicaequamarix) that applicant's credentials Mora perfectly wore keeping np their reputation tor in flower npon it. The infloresoent heads are satisfactory.—Mr William Shaw asked coat the Complainant: I am willing to fto back it he extravagance ev.r, -n war-time. (Laughter). like papery pointed pods muoh swollen, of a license of the Lord Nelson Ian, Uainford, be makes a borne, and if 1 have not my eyes dirty yellow-white hue, but not as dry as they transferred to himself, and the request was BARNARD CASTLE blacked again. -Lord Barnard : But would you Assistant Matron. appear to be; and, nearly covered with uuclean- greeted.—Tbo license of tbe Queen's Head go back?— Defendant: I absolutely refuse to Miss A. N. P—irson, Hcpetowa, Darlingtoo, looking chaffy scales, they cluster thick on one Inn, Gamtoid, previously held i.y Mr J. W. mske a homo for hor.—Lord Barnard: Then was appointed nqsislact matron. Tnere wer< side of a sickly grey, purple-touched stalk. Rutherford, was msue over to Mr Thomas the decision of the ugg'strates is that an order threo upplicati'ins, the other applicants being Wood, Lord Barnard remarking that every thing will be made upon you for the p^yueut of Nurse Milner, Middlesbrough; and Miss Banc The whole scene has a living interest, for I eleven shillings weekly towards your wife's write of a balmy summer evening in June, depended upon the efforts of the applicant. Macpherson, 75, Harrison-terrace, Darlington, maintenance, and the costs. —Defendant: 1 am between the hours of seven and eight. My From 1st OCTOBER, 1914, until further notice. —Mr M. J. Dixjn moved that Miss Pearson be Sudden UeatH of the Late Mr Dawson, here: you oan do what you like with mo. She wife, child, and I had not that shady sylvan engaged, and Mr K. W. Young seconded.-it will cot get one penny. walk to ourselves; Endymion, Corydon, and of Creystone. transpired that Miss Pearson had been io Phyllis were at their ease ou the grass ; other Mr William Shaw, of the Lord Neljon Inn, Smart Detective Work : Soldier Who has sorvice at Barnard Cxstle, and, on being ealled loving couples were on the rustic seat or Gaintord, applied lor an occasional license to into the rocm, she said ehe would endeavour to Spent Fifteen Years in Prison. bridge, or they were strolling through shadow- sell intoxicants at Greystone Farm sale, NOTE.—This Time Table is compiled from Official Sources, and we do not hold carry mi tho da tie; to the best of her ability. between tne bonis of twelve aud six.—Supt. Marlin Brannon (48), a privato in the loth land. We passed up-stream by an up-and-down Contracts. aisle, roughened in places by rocks and protrud Hiddell: Tbe applicant should have given ma ourselves responsible in any way. Leicestershire Service Battalion, now training ing grey roots singularly like serpents. Tees twenty-tour hours' notice, It is only about at Deerb 'It Camp, was brought up in custody There was little competition for tbe suppl? twinkled on the left, showing many a wavelet five miuutin! ginco 1 know about the circum charged with the laiccuy of a pair of boots at of provisions, etc, to the Workhouse for the next threo monthx. Three persons tendered of burnished silver; the murmur of satiny stances. 1c may be possible that he may have ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. Barnard Castle, under dari:ig (urcarostauoes, leaves was confused with tbe plash of waters; to apply tu the mlUtary authorities to have early In the morning of tbe 20 ch of J one. for the butter supply- bnt only one each for sand-pipers, water-ouzels, and so-called yellow the lioensa confirmed.—Lord Barnard : When William Young, boot and shoemaker, said he meat, coal, grooery, floor and meal. Toe j 1 wagtails consorted on tbe shining strand. Just is the sal : —Applicant: A fortnight to-morrow. A.M. carried on business at 19, Horse-market, forowing tenders were accepted: —Butcher ! —Lord Barnard :—You have plenty of time.— , A.M. Barnard Castle, and he oioeed his shop at meat -Mr R. Fawcet;; coals—Mr W. H. York; where a great tree bent riverwards, just where 7 8 Middleton.iu-Teeadale 7 12 Bishop Auckland, Durham, Sunderland, Sups. Riddell: But it is not giving me a 7-45 oa Friday oveoiag, the 25th of Jauo. He flour and meal—Mr J. D. Iv ear ton; grooaries- the enchanting effect of flickering light-and- 7 31 Newcastle, Leamside, Durham, Bishop Newcastle chance. -Lord Barnard : In any event it could . then saw the boots produced in the window, Mr J. Guy; fresh butter—Mrs Hanxwell, of shade mosaics was most feit, we came to the Auckland 7 40 Kirkby Stephen, Tebay, Appleby be done at a special oonrt. Mr Dawson w<:s a • which at tbat time wis safe :*udsound. About Baldersdalo.—Mr Tarn: How long is tbe Wishing Stones, about a mile flow Barnard 7 35 London, York, Baltburn, Richmond, Penrith, Keswick Castle. Long, long ago they must have come young mat , aud be died very suddenly the five or eight miouteB p&at six in the morning contract for ? -The Clerk: Three months.—M' Darlington 7 40 Darlington, Richmond, Saltburn, Mew- toppling down from the unapproachable Bteep other day. He has left a widow, and one little of Saturday, the 26 Ih, after receiving a com Blackett moved and Mr Hodgson seconded the 8 36 Middleton-in- Teesdale castle, York, London crag above, but now they are deeply embedded girl. Greystone is beyond Suow Hall, and munication from P.C. Clarke, he examined his acceptance of Mrs Hanxwell's tender, and ibis 9 16 Penrith, Appleby, Tebay, Kirkby 7 43 Middleton-in-Teesdale in tbe gronnd, and the path gees between them. a mile from Gainford aud one mile from Fierce- window, and found a square of glass brokois. was, as already stated, adopted.—The Clerk: Stephen Triangular and about a yard high, leaning out bridge. Tht:y gave np the farm, and asked us •3 40 Bishop Auckland, Crook, Durham, Sun He missed the pcir at boots now ih 0 mrr, Later Butt&r will get dearer before the end of 10 2 London, York, Newcastle, Saltburn, ward from their base, where they are only six to fiud a tenant, and Mr Fife and myself derland, Newcastle in the same day. f,t tbe police station, he again September.—Mr Dent: It will be muoh desro Richmond, Darling ton inches apart, the narrowing path winds down considered tbe matter. We did fiud another 3 19 Darlington, Richmond, Salt burn, New saw the boots, whioh ho identified as bis before tbat, because the pastures are going c- tenant to let them out, .-.••a that is why this is (Wednesday^ only) castle, York, London property. He knew thorn by the number and The average prico of butter during the to this gap under the hazel trees; and they 10 10 who sit awhile on the honeycombed, weather- done so suddenly. They wanted to get oat Middlotou-in-Tee* dale (Wednesdays 9 21 Middleton-in-Teesdale • Wednesdays the make, and valued them at 12*. 61.— The correspondicg quarter cf last year was Is.. t chiselled, tilted Wishing Stones find so little quickly.—Applicant: I didn't get to know till only) only) Deputy-CIo;!-: (Mr B. N. Wells): Had the —Mr H. L. Fife: For the little butter I her* 10 44 comfort that passers-by seldom experience a ton o'clcuk last night.—Mr Hartley: Ho you Newcastle, Bund* a occupation of William experience of a former occasion was that " that the lissom lady, instead of slipping 12 30 Keswick, Penrith, Appleby, Tebay, P.M. Young, shoemaker bad been fotokmi. I eaw were always out-of pocket that way. through the gap, widening all tbe way upward rjelina Kuse. who at present) lives with her Kirkby Stephen ' 12 33 Darlington, Richmond, Saltbwn, York, tbo prisoner in (Joeen-B^reet with a bundle mother, Mrs Young, Bridgogace, summoned her from six inches, would step outside tbe higher 12 59 Newcastle, Sunderb-.nd, Durham. Crook, London under his left acn. He was going in tho beputy Registrar. husband, Frederick William Rose (23), nnder stone, thereby affording a " flashlight" npon a Bishop Auckland 12 40 Bishop Auckland, Crook, Durham, Sun direction of the HoIe-iu-thc-Wall. i stopped Tbe Guardians approved the appointment glossy patent leather shoe and grey open-work the Married Woman's Act, for wilfully neglect 1 20 Saltburn, RlchmonA Darlington derland, Newcastle him and searohed him, aud in the bundle 1 Mr J. Nixon as deputy registrar of marrisg* stocking However, the gap is quite easy even ing to maintain her.—Mr J. L Dawson appeared 2 48 Middleton-in-Teenidale 1 24 Kirkby Stephen, Tebay, Appleby, found this pair of boots, tied up with this in succession to the late Mr T. H. Berry. for modest single-fliers, and there cannot be for complainant, aud Mr J. W. B. Uosiop (or Keswick, Penrith, Appleby, "Tebay, Penrith handkerchief [produced.] 1 told bim tbat 1 the defendant.— Mr D&wson, in opening, eald the slightest donbt that hundreds of loving 3 30 Kirkby Stephe A 1 33 Middleton-in-Teesdale suspected the boots had b&en stolen, and 1 Asylum Charges. couples have seated themselves a-top the this was an application for an order for London, York, Newcastle, Sftltburn, 2 55 Bishop Auckland, Crook, Durham, Sun took him to the police siation, cautioned and Au intimation was received from the Clerk stones and silently wished for something. The maintenance, the defec<Sedgefield Asyl** secret of getting a wish fulfilled is that one's one of the local qplleries, and he had been told Newcastle, 8'andorland, Durham, Crook, 3 34 Darlington, Richmond, Saltburn, New valaed at 12j. 6 J , the property of William tu the effect that the weekly cost of maiotee* wish is reasonable aud kept closely to one's tbat Rose was making £2 Os. 7d. per week. 4 44 Bishop Auckland castle, York, London Young, 19, Horse-market, oa ^he 20th of June. anoe per patient, which waa increased i* self; and one is quite likely to do as well here Applicant was suffering from lung trouble, and" He replied: " 1 broke tuo window and took the London, York, N.jwoastle, Sitiiburn, 3 43 Kirkby Stephen, Tebay, Appleby, February from lis. Id. to lis. fi., would 1" as at tbe famous old Wishing Chair above tho defendant w*a not sulliciently contributing C 43 boots out. I don't kaow why 1 did it."— Kichmood. Darlington i Penrith, Keswick further Increased to lis. 8d. as from April Ist<~ Stakesby Vale, Whitby. Still, on this Sunday to the maintenance. In September last they —Prisoner was now charged and cautioned by Middleton-in-Taecdalo 4 30 Bishop Auckland, Crook, Durham, Sun In reply to a question as to the coat at Cllfs* evening, I was not at all surprised to hear one were living at Murtoa Colliery, near Sunder 6 1 the Deputy-Clerk, and, having J dazed and land, and tnero the complainant was taken ill. Penrith, Apple'jy, Tebi ,y, Kc?kby derland, Newcastle Asylum, Y'-rk, the Clerk stated that it & sanctimonious rnral gentleman say to another: 4 49 Middleton-in-Teesdale apparently confused appoaranoe, said in a It was fouud that she must then have 6 8 Stepson been raised from 9«, lid. to 10s. 6d. "Well, George, I'd has more faith in a bad 5 47 Kirkby Stephen, Tebay, Appleby, whining tone tbat he did not remember the prayer than a good wish." The more pensive immediate attention, or sue would have to bo Newcastle, Sunderland, Dui ham, Biawp Auckland Penrith, Keswick occurrence. " My head is au'ected, aad I thick inmates. woodlanders wound their way in the gloaming removed to Ry hype Workhouse. After eleven 7 46 I shonld be examined by a doctor," he added, down that dreamland of crczier'd feras and days she w*s ;>b!e to be ^amoved home to London, York, Nowcasth i, Saltibuct', 6 12 Darlington, Richmond, Saltburn, York, The Master's repo;; showed that tb.o dai'.' Richmond, D.-jlington London though he alertly elected to be dealt with, average number of inmates was 6S, or one U0 cranesbills, sometimes stooping to pluck a Barnard Castle, and ...... chat time the 8 7 not by a jury at Quarter Sessions, bat by that Newcastle, SucderUnd, Du ihatc, Crook, 6 15 Bishop Auckland, Crook, Durham, Sun than last year, but tiha number of OMS** turquoise forget-me-not which jewelled she defendant bt,d contribute:! very irregularly. court.—Supt. Riddell, addressing the Benoa, Bishop Auckland derland, Newoastle relieved during the fortnight—56-showed ' path. Ho had been is ih» army for five or six weeks*, 9 4 9 12 Darlington, Saltburn, Newoastle, York, said this man had a very long record of crime decrease of 15. end was discharged for ill-health. Since then Keswick, Penrith, AppI eby, Tebay, It is no distance from tho Wis'aiag Stomas to London against him, and had, in fact, spent fifteen he had contributed vai-iouE sums not exceeding Kirkby Stephea years of his life In prison, li -, had beeu Lovers'Leap—a corn pielnresqae if esclder 9 10 9 15 Middleton-in-Teeadale spot. The wooded aisle descends to a rocky eight shillings per week, whereas the actual sentenced to two terms fastness where farther progress seems barred, included extras, owing to bar ailment, was finger prints at the Criminal Record Ofiice at Should scud two stamp? for oar .t'i-pive 2ilwtrt*t^ couttviiiiDg valuable informAtion how aLl Irre^ul^rit** and where the darkened Tees look* likes a eleven-shillings weekly. His (Us Dawson's) S» IT nsr ID -A. 12" S ; New Scotland Yard. He put iu a list of ,lB f-uppr^sfuoas m»y be eutirrjly avoidad or restored by '^v profound salmon-pooi on some highland river; application was for tbat sun, as it was the convictions from the latter authority, and a means. Kocommended br eminent Phyuciasuu M tbe usual rnlo to allow oue-tiiird of the man's M.!L, -are, and fjenuinp rczMdy. Never tail*. Thou***"" indeed, were I angling, I should expect to tike A.M. further list from the Shrewsbury polioe the skerf or salmon-front hoie, and the disliked wages for his wife's luaintenanoe. Certain A.M. authorities.—Lord Bimard: Where does he ttaUmoaials. hsUbiubed lfco2. 9 15 London, York, Newer Jfe, SaMburn, 7 20 Darlington, Richmond,Bishop Auckland, boll-trout would doubtless i&flict its presence correspondence :,?.d taken place, in which the oome from ?— Supt. RUdell: From Birmingham, •'«« PAUL KLANCHAR0, Bishop Auckland, Ric aw3C&r Dai'ling- Saltburn, Newcastle, York, London upon me. It is certain that sedate people defendant had said that ho woalu not again —Lord Barnard said the Bench found bim a> or.aBEunKT IIOUSK. naLSTC^i ».A.->K. u>c» live with bis wife, as they could never get on 9 20 Middleton-in-Teeadale guilty, and he would bo sentenced to three come hither very often, and undespairingly P,M. negotiate the rooky passage which threatens happily together, and could live tboir lives months' Imprisonment, with hard labour.—Supt. P.M. to end with something worse than an ankle better apart. That being so, conoiuded the 5 50 Penrith, Appleby, Kir ftj^teifcan Riddeiidrew the attention of the Bench tu the Printed and Pcblished by JOHN ROBSON, tot advocate, there was no question about separa 6 5 Darlington, Richmond,Bishop Auckland sprained. Soon, however, a rough-hewn stair fact that prisoner bad failed to report his the tf Tecsdale Mercury " Limited, at •fr tion, and the only issue was as to the amount 6 0 Middleton-in-Teesd» i* Saltburn, Newcastle, York, London change of address nnder the Prevention of case in the native rock is spied, by which you registered Offices of the Company, - tho defendant would have to pay.— 8 55 L Crimes Act, and Brannon roluuteered the mount to the top of Lovers' Leap—the subject Y0 Rfc A & ?« 'I**** Saltburn, of a penny view-card, and a good enough Complainant said site was married to Rose on Bishop Auckland, Rfekaone, Darling- Market Place, Barnard Oastle. Wednesday, July 7th, 1815.