H.C. DE ST. CROIX.

_Penrith._--The curfew bell continues to be rung at Penrith, in

Cumberland, at eight o'clock in the evening, and is the signal for

closing shops, &c.

_Newcastle-upon-Tyne._--The curfew is still rung by all the churches of

Newcastle-upon-Tyne at eight in the evening; and its original use may be

said to be preserved to a considerable extent, for the greater bulk of

the shops make it a signal for closing.

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