THE FIRM WHO CONSIDERS THE WORKING MAN.

7.30 I ONCE NIGHTL' I 7.30 MARCH 28, 1913. Should be procured only through exyart hands.---The most showy exteriors, frequently cover the most rubbishy mechanism, bound to ipeedily go wrong, as to continuous annoyance. We guarantee our clocks, of whatever grade, be of th scienti

At the Nottingham Shire Hall on Saturday there was t further large batch of defendant,. from Buckman. The category of offences with which they stood charged wan a varied ope, but, sa usual, beer claimed its quota of duped vicTints. The find defendant was Harry Drury, farm youth,

..11 - sTR 1N ROP`3. The preliminary estimate of the !tooth harvest for 1912-13 shows that 2,692,848 acres ander wheat Tielded the record crop of ;11+.1:13,300 bushel, a grain and 0111,300 tons of assapared with 2.91+1.684 yielding 24160,11.1111 bushels of gra* 432,2 of hay in Ml

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A pig famine prevailed at Cockermouth on Monday, hirer than animals being brought forward at the two marts. Buyer% were present from the whole of Wt Cumberland, and prices, following the iocreasee of the last I. yr weeks, advanced another • head, pork pigs making to 7 . !). 'the

IThe Assistant Clerk reported that the sale of growing crops at the Farm took place on the 23rd Sept. laid year, and acting on the instructions of the chairman of the committee, he had Mr. Robert Butler, the auctioneer, as to the most suitable time for disposing of the crops, an

A distreming story wao relat:4 during tile on Saturday, at the Public Mortuary. on a )(meg woman who resided i• Erelesall-road. The young aged 25, died from bloodpoisoning, and evidence was given to the that hc had wcretly taken a laru quantity of lead tor the put ot iroenring a