The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1876-11-01 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

TIP. WEEK 1) Y. SUN.DAYS. ..... drowned, at Sizepoli, a small place smith of Up to Saturday nieht 22 spinning firms out the Expedition reached the highest northern • ---- . Balkans, which she lay if after being pertly of 38 in Preston had put up notices to close latitude ever yet attained by civilized men of loaded at Varna. The two lies; were interre lat their mills on the 23rd November. The which any account has been brought back to Whitehaven (deP) •• • the cost of s few Phillinv by the authoritie wof spinning power of the 22 fieine is cloee upon the world ; and it his demonstrated that the Millom (Holborn Hill) .... .... 8 icl 105 k i 10 ....,,... the place, but a Constantinople merchant has two malice) mule spindles end 155,622 throstle reachins of the Pole is not possible b B• ffi e y .i n 9 e i ton Lake (depart .... .... 8 0 1040 1245,1...,1 ~, .... 435 6 101.... .•.. .... 8 1)1.... 6 25' .... , Foxfield Junction arr ..-- .... 827 ill 120 ....,1,... .... 6107 35 .... .... .... 13 45 .... 656 .... sent home a rumour to 'he effect that the per spindles, and their we wing pour 15,296 Bay and Smith's Sound. It his fund the fellows were flret seen lying on the shore with thirds ot e spinning n-r IClLl!neLlimit i life on thlooms, being about tem f h • • -tl t f animal l" s' on „ .... .... 8 35111 1 231....1:,,,1.... 515 7 361.... .... .... 8 5.... 7 0 .... ....18 411121 1 291-.1.-1.- 5 217 431.... .... ~.. 8 55......7 5 .... wounds on their bodies, as though they hid power of the town and half the weaving s rwer. Arnericen Continent, made rich , natural /town Fi:afield Juncti .. ....,... 849 1129 1 37'... ~...1.... 6 297 52:•••• •••• •• • •I 0 81•••.•7 18 ••• • been either murdered or metileted after death litt the notices are being put up daily, and hittory oh sirvatiens, and gained valuable... .... .... ....,9 011140 148 ...:1 ... . .... 6 408 3' .... ...., -.19 18 .... Dalton Representations have been mado to the ir ireign doubtless the remaining members of th 3 ‘1:18- additions to our geographical knowledge. „g Furness'a. . Ah, ..... ... .... 9 251115012 6, ... .... .... 5 55,8 151..• • •• • • • • •19 25 •• • • 735 ••• • Office, we ulderstand, lent no explanatioe ie ter' Association will adhere to their res dution. Meanwhile the condition in whith the whole i Reese ...... „ .... ... 9 301'12 012 15;:... ... .... 6 618 25 .... ... .... 935 .... 746 .... yet forthcoming. The Governmeet and its On Monday the co:limas:era of South of the men on board the Alert have returned, ' Barrow .... „ .... .... 9 3312 5 2 20; ....1..... ..... 6 10,8 30.... .... .... 940 ....7 50 .... consuls ought to probe the matter to thw Strffordshire (except Cannock Chas ) and East and the story of hardship and endurance teey 4- ' - am. a.m leen. a.m.m.m.m.m. p.megernep.m sem ..... .... a.m.,a.m ip.m. m.l bottom, and either ascertain the untruth of the Worcestershire had a meeting at Dailey, with have to tell, bring home with new force the • rumours, or, if true. see that the repres(Ao`a- th ' delegatesd' tl e men a an agents respecterie el dangers of Arctic exploration. It is imps. ts Reese •• • • e ?, Barrow ..depar, !,6 30,8 45 112511 421.. „ 2 6014 30,5 30,7 50.... .... 6 4519 oi4 4 10 ... 35,8 60 1132;1 4 i; ....:2 651....,e 3-11 7 e 5.... .... 6 5019 514 5 7 is:::: rumours of the lost sailors h Ave jus'ice &me th 3:11. prices of coil and wages. The moll Wale (El sible to imagine how another winter could 4 , FernessAbeeye 610 6 4018 55 1135,1 60 .... 3 04 38:5 408 0.... .... 6 6519 10 4 6 7 20!.... -Newcastle Chronicle. an advance of 43. for thick coil, and 3s. 61 for have been borne in th ise dreadful reeions The Dalton •••• •• • • e 315 6 45.9 10 114511 55; .. „ 3 5L... i 5 608 8.... .... I 5,9 20,6 7 301 • thin coal. The master', after an hour's die- picture of the poor fellows dragged Many miles T.indal .... .., „ 620 6 50,9 15 115041 0 ....,3 le ....',6 5618 13.... .... 7 10,9 25;6 7 35: .... MURDER AND SUICIDE: BY A MOTH ss,ll. cession, agreed to Seep prices stationary. The by their comrades in the wecrisinne sledging triverston . „,arrive 030 7 0,9 2512 012 10 .... 3 204 4'06 6 8 23.... .... 7 20;9 36 6ID 7 sre es.. A deliberate rnurdPr, and suicide of the agents declared that the men were already of a mile a day, four of them dying from ex- il verston •opar ....1....i9 3011210 2 16' ....,....14 566 451„.. ....!.... .... 9465 5; .... .... murderess, took Place at DidehorY, near