Carlisle Patriot October 25, 1844 Newspaper Publishing / Business Statement

Newspaper Publishing / Business Statement

The "CARLISLE PATRIOT", the largest newspaper circulating in this district, is Published every Friday at noon, 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.                                     ______________                                         AGENTS.             ALSTON,-- Mr. DRYDEN, Postmaster.             ANNAN,-- Mr. W. CUTHBERTSON, Bookseller & Printer             APPLEBY,-- MRS. ALLINSON, Druggist             BRAMPTON,-- MRS. MILBURN, Ironmonger             COCKERMOUTH,-- MR. FIDLER,                                             --MESSRS BAILEY & SON.             DALSTON, --Mr. John Birkett             EDINBURGH,--  MESSRS. ROBERTSON & SCOTT                                         28 Hanover-street; and                                     -   MR. J. HARCHILL                                       297, High-street             GLASGOW,-- MR. W. M'PHUN, Bookseller             KENDAL,-- MR. DAWSON, Bookseller & Printer             KESWICK,-- M. JONATHAN OTLEY;  and                                    MESSRS BAILEY & SON             LANGHORM,-- MR. J. FENWICK, Bookseller, &c.             LONGTOWN,-- MR. THOS. PLENDERLEATH, Registrar             LONDON,-- MESSRS NEWTON, Warwick-square;                               -- MR. BARKER, No. 33, Fleet-street;  and                               -- MR. G. REYNELL, Chancery-lane             MARYPORT,-- MR. MAUGHAN                                   -- MRS. HARRISON, and                                   -- MR. ADAIR, Booksellers             NEWCASTLETON AND NICOLFOREST DISTRICT                                  --  MR. THOS. HORN, Market-street             NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE,-- MR. THOS. HORN, Market- street             PENRITH,-- MR. ALLISON, MRS. BROWN, and                              -- MR. B. T. SWEETEN, Booksellers             WIGTON,-- MR. HOODLESS and                              -- MR. W. ROBERTSON, Booksellers             WORKINGTON,-- MR. JAS. KIRKCONEL, Bookseller             WHITEHAVEN,-- MR. J. LONGFAIRE, 41, Queen-street ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~                                             NOTICE. In consequence of the acceleration of the Mails, we are now obliged to publish the CARLISLE PATRIOT at so early an hour on the Friday, that we cannot any longer use communications of any kind which do not reach the office by Thursday night. On the Saturday we shall publish a SECOND EDITION, on all occasions when the Morning News is of sufficient importance, which will appear in time to be supplied to those parties who have been in the habit of calling for their papers in Carlisle on that day. ====================================================

 

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