Carlisle Patriot January 6, 1844 The Carlisle Patriot

The Carlisle Patriot

The "Carlisle Patriot" is published every Friday Evening, at the Office, No. 3, Theatre Lane, Carlisle, where the paper is kept on Sale, and Orders and Accounts are received.  It is a Proprietary Paper, divided into upwards of One Hundred Shares, which are held by the principal Nobility and Gentry of the District, and its circulation is at once extensive and respectable.  As a medium for Advertising, the "Carlisle Patriot" has therefore unusual recommendations, in matters connected with the Sale and Purchase of Property, as well as generally in all Announcements to the Public.  The circulation of the "Patriot" lies principally in the Counties of Cumberland, Westmorland, Northumberland, Durham, York, Lancaster, in the South of Scotland, Isle of Man, &c., &c.                                                     _____                                   Term for Advertising.                   LINES.                         £   s.   d.                LINES.                     £   s.   d.                   1 to  5....................... 0   3    0                20 to 21................... 0   7    0                   6 to  7....................... 0   3    6                22 to 23................... 0   7    6                  8 to  9....................... 0   4    0                24 to 26................... 0   8    0                 10 to 11...................... 0   4    6                27 to 28................... 0   8    6                 12 to 13...................... 0   5    0                29 to 30................... 0   9    0                 14 to 15...................... 0   5    6                31 to 33................... 0   9    6                 16 to 17...................... 0   6    0                34 to 35................... 0  10   0                 18 to 19...................... 0   6    6                36 to 38................... 0  10   6       And so on in proportion for any greater number of lines.  A liberal allowance will also be given upon Advertisements frequently repeated.                                                                                         ________                    Advertisements, &c., are received by the following                                                   AGENTS.         Alston,  Mr. DRYDEN,                           Longtown,  Mr. Thos. PLENDERLEATH,           Postmaster                                            Registrar         Annan,  Mr. W. CUTHBERTSON,          London,  Messrs. NEWTON, Warwick-             Bookseller and Printer                          square; Mr. BARKER, No. 33, Fleet-                                                                         st.; & Mr. G. REYNELL, Chancery-lane      Appleby,  Mrs. ALLINSON,            Druggist                                         Maryport,  Mr. MAUGHAN,  Mrs. HARRISON,                                                                         & Mr. ADAIR, Booksellers.     Brampton,  Mrs. MILBURN,           Ironmonger                                     Newcastleton and Nicol-Forest District,                                                                            Mr. A. GOODFELLOW, Bolton Fell End     Cockermouth,  Mr. FIDLER                                                                                    Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,  Mr. Thos. HORN,      Dalston,  Mr. John BIRKETT                      Market-street        Edinburgh,  Messrs. ROBERT-            Penrith,  Mr. ALLISON, Mrs. BROWN,        SON & SCOTT, 28, Hanover-                    and Mr. B.T. SWEETEN, Booksellers          street;  and Mr. J. HARTHILL,        297, High-street                                Wigton,  Mr. HOODLESS, and Mr. W.                                                                       ROBERTSON,  Booksellers      Glasgow,  Mr. W. M'PHUN,         Bookseller                                        Workington, -- Mr. Jas. KIRKCONEL,                                                                       Bookseller      Kendal, Mr. DAWSON, Book-                        seller and Printer                            Whitehaven, Mr. J. LONGMIRE,                                                                        41, Queen-street      Keswick,  Mr. Jonathan OTLEY        Langholm,  Mr. J. FENWICK,          Bookseller, &c.

 

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