id CJ 0$> HARRIS Royal Visitors to Rur, Doria Mvket, Barnard Castle Bowes. BOLE AGENT FOR , D ivi.Ifioii p Amongst the Royr.l visitors to Bowes we Tednemlny. • may almost certainly include William the should t: j A. Gilbey's Conqueror. He apparently visited his kinsman bt with th* Celebrated Wines and Spirits. at Richmond Castle, and Earl Alan, knowing |of Btniio at the weakness of his position, would Surveyor undoubtedly seek the advice of his famous ot the river relative with regard to the strengthening of ceded w L ki^S in 6,9, and 18 gallon casks, " from Is. per gallon. that position. That works subsidiary to the l estimate f • Castle were made at Bowes, we have already I footpath 01 „ rNDLVN PALE ALE ft GUINNESS SOUTH DURHAM NORTH YORK AND WESTMORLAND ADVERTISER. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE shown to be almost beyond question. Besides, he total amo t (H»rp Label), in Hall-pint bottles. AS A NEWSPAPER. legend strongly connects the Conqueror with to the bre bcrOM DINNER PALE ALB, Established 1854. Stainmore, and that he advanced this way to the distrk Sri Pin* Bottles, 2s. Od. per dozen. Abernethy on Tay is somewhat encouraged by pressed that 01 BOTTLE, NOT ^ERATKD. Barnard Castle, Wednesday, 29th June, 1910. [Price One Penny. the fact that we are informed that ho returned or might se No. 2,876. Quarter Due. by the east coast. I I demand f roi Again, in 1092, "King William Rutus with [that the i I Waters of the Finest Quality, mickle fyrd went north to Carleul, and the Bndent of \ In Syphons and Bottles. borough set up again, and the Castle reared, i which wai and Dolfln outdrove that ere (i.e., before) the dangerous ! md Provisions, Class, China, and land wielded (i.e., ruled), and the Castle with • Cocktield, it his men set, and sith hither south wont, and ous corners THOMAS GARBUTT, Earthenware. mickle many of churlish folk with wives and • road at cattle thither sent to dwell in the land and to I reported m jortment of GOSS COAT OF ARMS till it.'' We cannot, however, say with any CHINA now in Stock. >ak of Diphth degree of confidence that he either advanced COMMERCE HOUSE, BARNAED CASTLE. or returned by way of Bowes, but it seems fcal OflL-or (1 very probable that he did both, as be certainly t>rt, stated th: appeared anxious to propitiate Earl Alan. l of diphthe. ACKSON, But more, having built Carlisle Castle, he then : in Middletoo PAINTER AND PAPERHANCER, gave orders that castles should be built on the seen diphth line of the road leading to Stainmore at |ts, the other d General Ironmonger, Brougham, Appleby and Brough, in order that mild form, tl) SPECIAL SHOW OF CORSETS they might protect this natural line of advance and since t into England. Having done so much, it would i had no doubt HORSE MARKET, seem strange that he did not also give orders ing on sine for the better protection of the eastern side of JCflristinas ho j Barnard C astle The New DRACO SHAPE CORSET, Special Value, Stainmore. This in i tse'f would almost lead us •by visitors fr to suppose that sufficient drfences had already been previ been made at Bowes, and hence apparently i in Middle Water and Gas Fittings of Modern Designs. Whalebone, in White, Dove, and Broche, strengthens the case we have already ere nndetoet discussed. fj, in these sli ot Gas Lights for Indoor and 2/11*, 3/11, 5/11, 7/11. Somewhat later, Henry of Winchester, after without in Outdoor Lighting. wards Henry II., landed in England and ndition highh advanced to Carlisle, where he was knighted •to close conti the Peveril Patent Stoves for PITU CORSETS, Dove, 4/6, 5/6 a pair. in 1149 by his uncle, David, king of Scotland. i swabs from i Rooms, also Eagle Ranges and Again, in 1158, he made a royal progress to sltive results other Cooking Stoves. Carlisle, fortifying bis own castles as he went, bat there wer The New ACTA CORSET, Practical Self Reducing, to show the people that he was really King. i who were at | J Lamps and FittiDgs. This would certainly lead him through Bowes Brefore urge a e Rose and other Burning Oils. Adjustable Corsets, 8/11 to 25/-. and thus give him the idea of building the en's throats i Castle, whieh some years later (1173) he v«s the only • Paints, Oils and Varnishes. ordered to be built, as an addition to the [ finally cheol Bgiogs from Leading Makers. Large Stock of Leading Makes from 1/11 J, defences already there. The very name, " The i wait until th King's Tower of Hughes," almost assures us at extmine Black, Dove, and White. that he visited the place. When, however, we I whom the g i^T T?V RECISTERED come to the reign of King John, we leave the | were appar AUIJTU X PLUMBER field of conjecture. This King paid special wished to c visits to Bowes on at least two occasions. practioe o tot the Most Worshipful Company The first was on February 16th, 1206, and liddleton by of Plumbers, London), 10, MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE. Late George Carter) again, June 16th, 1212. We are not informed having sue | CALCATE, BARNARD CASTLE, as to the length of his stay on these occasions, whether I CARTER BROTHERS nor yet the reason for them, but as we know |not. With 1 iPainter, Paperhanger, Electrician that he stayed at Richmond for 2 days in or, he had ALE AND STOUT MERCHANTS, February, 1206, and again, without any time I found many ud General Contractor. ADDISON ANTWOODHAMS, being specified, in 1209 and 12U. it is probable ry condition. Successors to the Late Abraham Hilton and J. Dawson and Son that his stay at Bowes Castle would not be a Jities required - fork carried ont in all the latest TEES MINERAL WATER WORKS, prolonged one on either occasion. Indeed, in [the sewers h principles. 1209, be moved from place to place in a state I a previous (.Lavatories, Water-closets, etc Direct Importers and Bonders of BARNARD CASTLE. of nervous excitement, mistrusting bis nobles, lie time. Ue 1, Force, and Lift Pomps. and rarely staying more than a few days in he Council tc any one place. The endeavour to find on hospital, a hp, Incandescent Lights and all WINES, SPIRITS & LIQUEURS. satisfactory reasons for such visits will afford dealing witi SOLE AGENTS FOR a pleasant peep into the historical narrative. would thereft Uwehold Ironmongery, Lamps, Lamp ^Stoves, Portable Boilers, Galvanized Wholesale Beer, Stout and Cider Dealers. Richard I. was very anxious to join the ranks »ble accommc of the Crusaders, but for this purpose he was arable disousi 1 Galvanized Roofing, Lamp Oils, Tea and Coffee Merchants, etc. Baxter's Celebrated Ales, ^ ^1/2 | 1/4> ^ galIoll greatly in want of money. He was thus on the mi Price Lists on application. induced to secure it by every means in his Mr Armstn I GIVEN » ALL BRANCHES, AND A,M power. Hence, for the sake of adventure, Urban Com f In 6, 9,12,18, & 36 gallon casks, I BOOKS SENT ON APPLICATION. Agents for the Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance, Company. honesty, goed government, and national honour being mad were sacrificed. There was scarcely an office olatioa host i Men sent to any part of town or Hepworth's Noted Ales; that was not openly put up for sale. Cities •ill Orders punctually attended to Vonv'o Trwalirl <3+r\n+ C 2/-per dozen ; Pints, 3/-per dozen ; bought their charters, judges their seats on '»8, the bench, bishops their sees, and Richard is The Teesdale Associated Farmers, Limited. V aUX S inVaiia O tOUL jn Casks, 6, 9, & 18 gallons, at 1/3 per gallon fARD VII. reported to have said that he would have sold faotug. London itself could he have found a purchaser. Bass's Ale and Guinness's Stout in Bottles or Casks. He also sold his Scotch rights, and gave up MI by Mr ESTABLISHED 1870. Direct Suppliers oi all Farm Requirements. Cakes and Meals always Carlisle to the Scots for 10,000 marks, at tho am (Durhai in Stock at the following Station Depots, which are open every day Aerated Waters of the Finest Quality in Bottles and Syphons. same time releasing the King of Scotland from ato —brother all subjection to the King of England, except VI [Awde, cf Wi fcy Makes Moneyto Members :—Middleton-in-Teesdale, Romaldkirk, Lartington, Bowes, as regards the homage due as Earl of *ice to intending borrowers of all and Central Warehouse and Office, Newgate, Barnard Castle. All Orderswill receive our personal attention. Coods delivered free in Town or Country Huntingdon. 'lasses, Male or Female, Such a state ot things was, however, not urns her most lc faring cash accommodation (for any compatible with the peace of either kingdom, |tievcnth, of whon MR JOSEPH WEARMOUTH, MANAGER. n, of kindly heai I'oatever), go to an office with a so that John, at the commencement of his B BOverui^n, who ( Rand where you can depend upon reign, not only refused the claims of the Lwith such kiuglj tailed and anger •obliged quickly and on fair terms, Scottish King, but received his homage at •roesa, but fled |k old-established office of Lincoln in 1200, and speedily placed matters ad ipirit was w on the same footing as they had been during *ioo and the | ur rise from not H. BENJAMIN, the reign of Henry II. For this reason we F king '. Peace ma may fairly assume that these flying visits had I meekness that b pN TERR, BISHOP AUCKLAND. 23, Market Place, Barnard Castle, k merit, nor aa 1 m yonr wishes in every respect. much to do with Scotch affairs. This idea is I pleasure gal strengthened by the fact that in 1201, Robert ri?e exercised a | tSU SS! ""J be had at once by "LOOK ALIVE!" de Veteripont (Vipont) was appointed "(thty, when the ^nsible persons on their Is one of the many casual every day injunctions wherein lurks much unnoticed Is now Showing the Latest Styles in OK all in war constable of Bowes Castle by the King, This i power unseen tWM OF HAND ALONE, wisdom. The man who looks alive is always and everywhere successful. In was, of course, a purely military appointment, Ued before t P ™»of Interest and easy payment. business it is the "live " man who nets to th. top: in society it is the active, and one for which Robert was eminently r rulers felt nc gracious, agreeable person who Is most run after: in the domestic circle it Is th. MEN'S & BOYS' SUITS, TROUSERS, 1 freely, and c cheerful member who most completely wins and holds our affection. There fitted. He was sheriff ot many midland and I brighter far tl other available security. I»« honourable dealings guaranteed, fore look alive! If you are suffering from anything which robs you of your northern counties. He was also justice \ freed from inters healthy alertness attend to th. trouble at once and dont rest until a cure is ef BREECHES, HATS, CAPS, TIES, itinerant, and a man of immense wealth and i of fire" e'en i ration gladly given personally or by fected. If you suspect that dyspepsia or any disordered state of the stomach, liver, i strength. Thei letter. power. Such a man would prove of inestimable BWMures turned or bowels, is sapping your vitality, it is certain that without delay, you should value to the King in his dire distress. Hence, Iced on with wo GLOVES, SHIRTS, CYCLING HOSE, in addition to appointing him as his constable nerous gave urn £5 TO £6M NO j new had oerta Hilt. - , _ BONDSMENDUdUBMU.. at Bowes, he also granted him the castles at r nation paid the fhtiSZIft"°*?«*»**ls Borrower, npon TAKE 1 both Appleby and Brough the same year | done ; a thing n< Si™ " low* interert and euier paymenta SWEATERS, ETC., I cattle, and hi peonlewao an dealingwitnother (October 8th, 1204), thus placing the command ne and carry < of Stainmore in his hands. Robert, moreover, t the struggle Ptit hlif .V""™' *Bd »*T»»ce them what they also was a great friend of John, and, indeed, was i appeared—ten i mt8r9 t pjway—the thund r>7^lf * ^ Sw« been paying. in charge of the unfortunate Prince Arthur at ounce their Sta' the date of his murder. Thus, this visit of is Km pin.• I Free LH; J. MYERS, BEECHAAVS PILLS. SUITS TO MEASURE, t this great glorj 1206 may have included also an act of friend ting '? Perhaps * ship, it indeed John was capable of recognising I years this histor; So/o* everywhere In boxes, price 1,71 (56 pills) 4 29 (168 pills). SPLENDID RANGE OF PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM. CI 1 his duties as a friend. "Be the half will pSbSit?,.*11* P«pxni requiring a Loanoouid , where doubts WW !* • w 4» 4M» ft 4ft 4ft 4ft X 4ft 4ft 4? w 4& 4ft 4ft 4 ft4f t 4ft 4ft 4ft • The visit of 1212 docs not appear to have ous tiaits clear fff*?*?1 * ! "« reaeonabS possessed any special signification. During •a«WM seen aj this year, by rapid marches, he foiled tho neh to courts as 1110 1 ding and suspiol -.Tw ""I " before applying ebewhere.- efforts made to foment a rebellion by Pape liter state of tbi J. 8. BOUSFIELD, Innocent in both Scotland and Wales. In the •t princes, men < Aleo », BUrer St., Stockton. ADDISON AND F00TT, . • asa • — WINDROSS UPHOLSTERER, ETC., ordinary course of events he must then have Carriage Builders, called at both Richmond and Bowes on his way rado, more so t hi r«Mei with an Englishman. AVING removed from Galgate, E'*rnard I alarms prevailed. THE BANK, BARNARD CASTLE H Castle, will continue business fr. om his to Scotland, but there would be no act of I every Hag from Albert Road, Middles- For Cartridges, Lawn (Late Mr Thomas Cleasby). workshop at THORNGATE MILLS, whi >re all friendship, but only barbarous cruelties and evements for th 1 (,w,l illegal exactions even among the barons who r aim undying fa 5to!.; ? in the district), will orders will receive prompt attention. Post ore open acta of ^oittandnpriardB to Farmers, All Repairs promptly attended to. cards to West End Terrace, Barnard Castle, still followed his chequered career. In 1214, s&ion never foun ^^Reapootable Householdew! Mowers, Cycles, Wire New and second-hand Traps. will receive attention. King John apparently ordered that Richmond I friendships of el -^l?' »nply. Writs or oalL 1 welcome ; as • Lamps and carriage rugs always in stock. Castle should be placed under the control of 1 of that finer * his steward, Roald, and apparently Robert de liar than etiquett Netting, Fencing ESTABLISHED 1854. Veteripont still held the stewardship ot Bowes ^Btte : in every pi Pfi5,000 ADVANCED Monuments, Headstones, Crosses. Castle itself. However this may have been, , leaving most I < DB 0N i were broad. . I Biiil ?Q SDIPLB PROMISSOBY King John soon found his position a most Select Stock to choose from. Designs and I for, helped tCLS* and absolute Wire, Prams, Fire precarious one. In his dire extremity, having Bin b ietteT Frederick Metcalfe L lot by comfoj ^ tt^S. of appUoa- A Prices given for all Branches of the Trade y lost the sympathy of both barons and the _ banc* a faithl Sw?iS at«*«»tion, and intending Inseriptions and Renovations promptly Fruit, Flower and Potato Salesman, people generally, he secretly sent off and In him a f at npon »touched, his at °y » representotive places and Registers. Nursery and Seedsman, emissaries to enlist foreign mercenaries, who, m lot attended to. \ burden on hie hi °? P * transaetlon on 6, BANK, BARNARD CASTLE. be hoped, would help him to annul all his i solaced by hii B^8^ N0 CHARGE being I King! courageol 15, MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE. R. WILSON, BUILDER, A Choice Variety of English and Foreign Fruiti» concessions, and so throw off a yoke which to ying all his reigB ^iness ActaaHy CompletetL Flowers and Vegetables always in stock. him appeared an ignominious slavery. r, no cloud apof j 8hoor"t^«ns* * . VICTORIA TBRRAOH EAST, BARNARD CASTLB l jSSft Boquets, Wreaths and Crosses made to order. Amongst others, on August 12th, 1215, he called timed; ' Well»i Id | done my duty The Oldest and Most Reliable Firm in the upon Peter de Dreux, Duke of Brittany, to 1 to his c District for Good Seeds of every description come and help bim with both men and arms, i much, yet 1 land tears; 1 and for Garden and Farm Produce. promising to restore to him the honour of J. E. TEMPLE. Richmond as the price ot his services. He «h>-~---__Newoastle-on-Tyne. Range Maker, Horse Shoeing, and General i-ame, as requested, but wo are apparently i F. WINPENNY & SONS, iZrtoo v^T .1 JifiKSflN Watchmaker, Jeweller, Cycle w ithout information as to whether King John 0Pnblielt Smith, J. dMilldUfl, Agent, •!? ad». y» No Bondsmen &nd Motor e\ er fulfilled his part of the bargain. and the . «? S2£*J° "V resectable BRIDCE END, BARNARD CASTLE. 22, NEWGATE, BARNARD CASTLE. 1 udeed, judging from the fact that on Juno >w°n*f °f hand alonST The Clothiers, Hatters, and Hosiers. 30tl if 1216, John is stated to have ordered the 1 0nvince n Maker of Kitchen Ranges. indeed, of »PBlv ? 7° to try GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH, WALTHAM dest ruction of Richmond Castle, it might |Dr. Johnson Any size fitted with Steel Hot-air Ovens. AND SWISS WATCHES. almo. 't appear as though he had some cause ot DOTS quarr el with Peter de Dreux. Indeed, the imp e m Gates, Palisading, Fencing, Tomb Railing, Wedding Rings, and Suitable Articles for •he world K2'°
SPECIAL SHOW of CORSETS They Might Protect This Natural Line of Advance and Since T Into England
