Carlisle Journal November 30, 1855 Newspaper Statement

Newspaper Statement

NO. 2962 --- 12th W.Q.  PRICE, Unstamped 3-12d. OR 4s. PER QUARTER.                                                 Stamped 4-1/2d. OR 5s. PER QUARTER. ========================================================== CARLISLE JOURNAL/ NEWSPAPER STATEMENT. THE CARLISLE JOURNAL forwarded post free on the Morning of Publication to any part of the Kingdom. Subscription, 5s. per Quarter;  may be remitted in Postage Stamps, or by Post-office Order, payable to J. & R. STEEL. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: AGENTS. ORDERS for this Paper may be sent through any of the following Agents, or, where the parties are personally unknown to us, must be accompanied by a reference for payment at Carlisle. Alston            MR. JOHN DRYDEN, postmaster Annan            MRS. WILLIAMSON, merchant;  and MR. W. CUTHBERTSON, bookseller Appleby         MR. R. WINTER, chemist; and MR. JOHN WHITEHEAD, bookseller and stationer Brampton      MR. THOMAS ROUTLEDGE, currier Cockermouth MR. T. BAILEY,  MR. FIDLER,  and MR. NAISBIT, booksellers Edinburgh      MESSRS. ROBERTSON  and  SCOTT Haltwhistle     JOHN CLIMITSON, bookseller Kendal           MR. HUDSON, bookseller Keswick         MR. T. BAILEY,  and  MR. JAMES IVISON, booksellers Langholm      MR. T. L. ROME, bookseller Longtown      MR. WILLIAM CORRIE, ironmonger Liverpool       MESSRS. WILMER and SMITH London          NEWTON, 5, Warwick Square;  T. F. WHITE, 33, Fleet Street;  ROUTLEDGE, bookseller, Farringdon Street;  HAMMOND, 27, Lombard Street;  REYNELL, 42, Chancery Lane;  S. DEACON, Deacon's Coffee House, 3, Walbrook Street, near the Mansion House;  and  W. DAWON and Sons, 74, Cannon Street, City. Maryport        MR. ROBERT ADAIR, printer;  and  MR. JOHN ADAIR, printer Newcastle      MR. W. E. FRANKLIN, Bookstand, Central Railway Station;  MR. T. HORN, News Agent;  and  P. FRANCE and Co. 8, Side Penrith           MRS. BROWN,  MR. SWEETEN,  and  MR. W. ATKINSON, booksellers Preston          MESSRS. DOBSON and Son, booksellers Sunderland    MR. G. GARBUTT, bookseller Whitehaven   MESSRS. CALLANDER  and  DIXON, booksellers;  MR. T. BOUSTEAD, 18, Lowther Street;  and  MR. THOMAS WILSON, News Agent, High King-street Wigton           MR. H. HOODLESS,  MR. W. ROBERTSON,  and  MR. THOMAS MCMECHAN, booksellers Workington    MR. KIRKCONEL, bookseller ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Printed by JOHN STEEL, of Meadow Terrace, and ROBERT STEEL, of No. 5, Cavendish Place, both in the city of Carlisle, at No. 26, Peascod's Lane, in the Parish of Saint Cuthbert, in the said city, and published by them at No. 3, English Street, in the said city;  -  FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1855. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

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