Carlisle Patriot 01 June 1844 01 June 1844 Publications

01 June 1844 Publications

BLACKWOOD's Magazine       No. CCCXLIV For June 1844                 Price 2s 6d Contents: I. Traditions and Tales of Upper Lusatia No. I    The Fairies' Sabbath No. II   Columbus (A print after a Picture by Parmeggiano) By B. SIMMONS No. III   To Swallows on the Eve of Departure. By the same. No. IV  The Diligence. A Leaf from a Journal. No. V   Who Wrote Gil Blas? No. VI  Michael KALLIPHOURNAS. No. VII  Africa - Slave Trade- Tropical Colonies; with a map. No. VIII Narration of Certain Uncommon Things That Did Formerly happen to Me. Herbert WILLIS, B. D. No. IX Beau BRUMMEL No. X The Actual Condition of the Greek State. - Index        William BLACKWOOD & Sons, 45 George Street, Edinburgh; and 22, Pall-Mall, London; also may be had at THURNAM's Library, English Street, Carlisle. ******                     Fire At Naworth Just Published, Price Twopence, and stitched in a neat                    Cover, Threepence, by                    SCOTT and BENSON                           Booksellers                 11 English-Street, Carlisle Reprinted, by permission of the Publisher, from the Carlisle Journal of Saturday May 25, 1844 An account of the Destruction of Naworth Castle by Fire, and the Antique Property destroyed, and also what was rescued from the flames, on Saturday the 18th  May,  1844.  Illustrated with an engraving of a Drawing taken during the fire.                           _____ Also, just published, Price two shillings and Sixpence                 SCOTT and BENSON         Handbook of Carlisle and Vicinity                     with a copious           Directory and Plan of Carlisle                  A Highly Finished                    View of the City Engraved in steel, from a drawing by W. H. NUTTER     And containing, along with the General Directory, the names of persons in business, classified in their Trades and  Professions,  the  names of Officers in the different Public Institutions, County and Borough Magistrates, &c., &c., &c.

 

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