The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1869-09-04 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

DESPATCHES. , lots remained nection with the funeral of Dr. Lannagan, who e, , . , e e tiller an some amicable and fraternal sentiments. makers being actively engaged in executing possessions;conthe county of Lancaster of case in- of the rudder pirates and entirely disabled the By messenger on week-lays to ealthouse, Rouse, Newt 5.57 of business. The murdered his wife and then committed suicide, in because it was a parcel or mem 'of the rudder. •• '- • . After re airing damages the she went on Th tracts for summer delivery. The prospect of the Hancoat, and the tale of Walney, at 750 ada. . sold readily, and the neighbourhood of Waterford, on Friday last. eluded, to Sin t g • •P e American press comment at considerable rail branch of the trade continues cheerful, and Ey_ tro.“3 to Ulnintone, le2muter. PrElion• l'ieeree°l 504 . great regality. I have already stated t the ganore lea y, and on docking It has been len th here is every probability of its continuing ED-, the North at 1 p.m Lriit v-box closes at 1250 p.m. . Permission was eeiveu to inter the body in the old of Lancaster became a palatine 'n the found that she must have been struck b, a sword- g upon the boat race, and express great satis- t. .tt - -- for - "te By train to London, and all parts, at 7 J. 7 P.m. 7-...,33-7. A4B. et dof Kilmeaden ; but the parishioners county . 3 , faction at the fairptay and hospitality received by time to come e backbone of this important humeri closing t 7 '5 m. • extra stomp box open until 715 p.m. • ' ' ,o. -- From. reports re- fraiased.ar strongobjections, and threatened to murder f Edward 111 ' thperson . • • 25th year of the reign o .in . . fish ; a considerable piece of the bone still re- the Harvard crew in England. They also expreM of the trade. The produce is now, as it has been Sunday deepttch.st 110 p.m. Letter-box eases at 41, I' Ares," the stock of birds an anyone who attempted to place e remains . Henry. the forth Earl and firs . t Du Lan- • • caster •it however, ceased to boa palati on his plank, and w - mauled m the as taken out in the presence of the surveyors. From the injuries sus- a hope that the Oxford crew will visit America, for some months past, something enormous ; and it extra stomp hee ePse until' 20 P.m' .. should be brought to the °Mos h 3 ,'" • 1 end Wafer) will fall short 'The body was taken to the graveyard, but every . and assure them a cordial welcome. is satisfactory to find that new orders are coming 15-7m7i; '7 , death, in '1361, and continued extingu• for 16 - • • • • tamed by the ship, It is supposed that her keel first minutes bb:dore the letter-box is closed for despatch ~ ... , awared with last year's pro- approach to it was guarded by armed men, and the In 1377, however, King Edward', e Third freely to hand, and the inquiries being made lead Mail. , smarts. struck the fish, as a considerable hollow is broken ( old birds without any young intention of burying there had to be abandoned. eevived it in the person of his son, Joh .Gaunt. into it', that the fish then became enraeed, and Sir Aubrey Paul, who officiated as judge at the to the belief that a good trade will be done through- The Ws/Metter-bone. in the town, are Monad $3 the e'. Jo plentiful to augur well for any Tax- GREAT AGRICULTURAL ESHIRITIoN at •That illustrious prince had thus conf upon attacked its supposed enemy, broke off its horn and recent boat race, has officially announced that the h • • out the winter months. The home trade is not lewir`e beure'- Week-days. Sundays. .. ... ..ance, and small broods, even twos Santiago, in Chili, opened on May 5, and closed hira jar(' regalia within the county pal. :, co-ex- then gave a final blow on the rudder. Had the Oxford crew only won by a length and a half. It e aractensed by any degree of briskness, the ur- Crelltn-strest .... 513 p.m 3so p.m. . .58 are common. We hear, however, with a eerand ceremony on July 11. In the Agri- tensive with those exercised by t eine, of fish's bone not been left in the hole, the captain and is stated that tile Harvard crew were several b •' • P' chases made v the railway companies being Duke-state some favoured localities broods of fair cultural Implement Department several of the England in counties not palatinate. had ex- surveyors would have been under the impression lengths astern off Mortlake Brewery, but that the ' • d The • smaller than anticipate . e improvement which Money Orders. granted and tele tram 9 0 a.m. Wet C...-: . • • ~ ,413 numbers have been seen; still these, leading English, French, justice by • ourts of and American mann- elusive administration of just' . _ . . that the injuries were caused by a sudden wreck.- confusion caused by a boat at the close of the con- recently set in in the iron snip (needing trade is to 80 p rUirhe mono. to be paid bears th rder is . rule, are late hatches, and the young birds facturers were represented, . besides some of the common law within the counts- ; all li original ladia„ Daily N-,a,., test enabled the •m to come up within two lengths leading to a better inquiry for _plates. Pigs corn- Parties . small a titles tee se 'pa, are tril. • • . aas yet too small to kill. During thelatch- native constructors. The testang o te f h • rio • ,a us writs issued from te c ancery .hh••af th eo t • ale- - * of the Oeo • I h e, I.) P