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PRESENTATION AT BARUGH FARM, NEAR ORTON.
On Saturday evening last, a number of the farmers, neighbours, and friends of MR. JOHN DIXON, of the above farm, met at his house, for the purpose of presenting a purse of money raised by subscription in the n...
On Saturday evening last, a number of the farmers, neighbours, and friends of MR. JOHN DIXON, of the above farm, met at his house, for the purpose of presenting a purse of money raised by subscription in the n...
On Monday night last the members of I. O. G. T. “Hope” Lodge, No. 106, held
their weekly session in the Templar’s Hall, at high Seaton. The lodge was
opened in due form by the W. C. T. Brother J. SHILTON. There was an average
attendance. One visito...
their weekly session in the Templar’s Hall, at high Seaton. The lodge was
opened in due form by the W. C. T. Brother J. SHILTON. There was an average
attendance. One visito...
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MARYPORT LITERARY AND
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.
At a meeting of the above Society in the George-Street School room, on
Tuesday evening next, the 7th inst., at Eight o’clock, Mr. Thomas THOMPSON will
deliver a lecture entitled, “Leaves from the Note...
MARYPORT LITERARY AND
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.
At a meeting of the above Society in the George-Street School room, on
Tuesday evening next, the 7th inst., at Eight o’clock, Mr. Thomas THOMPSON will
deliver a lecture entitled, “Leaves from the Note...
Another week has elapsed without the appeal of the Corporation of Carlisle
being heard against the decision of Mr. Baron POLLOCK with respect to the
question whether the London and North-Western Railway Company are exempt by the
terms of their Act...
being heard against the decision of Mr. Baron POLLOCK with respect to the
question whether the London and North-Western Railway Company are exempt by the
terms of their Act...
Cumberland Ship Building
Mr. LAMPORT, the eminent ship-builder of Workington, is now about
engaging to build two splendid vessels at his yard in that town, one of 1,200
tons, and the other 1,000 tons burden. Messers PEILE, SCOTT & Co., of t...
Mr. LAMPORT, the eminent ship-builder of Workington, is now about
engaging to build two splendid vessels at his yard in that town, one of 1,200
tons, and the other 1,000 tons burden. Messers PEILE, SCOTT & Co., of t...
800 HOUSES DESTROYED
40,000 PEOPLE HOMELESS.
OTTAWA, Wednesday.
A conflagration broke out to-day in Hull, situated on the bank of the river
opposite to this city.
Eight hundred houses - forming half of the town - were destroyed, rendering
40,000 p...
40,000 PEOPLE HOMELESS.
OTTAWA, Wednesday.
A conflagration broke out to-day in Hull, situated on the bank of the river
opposite to this city.
Eight hundred houses - forming half of the town - were destroyed, rendering
40,000 p...
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY's POSTS From the LONDON GAZETTE.
A M E R I C A
BALTIMORE, JAN. 30
The following is an extract of a letter from GENERAL WASHINGTON to the Congress, dated Jan. 22, 1777.
" My Last was on the 20th inst. since that I ...
A M E R I C A
BALTIMORE, JAN. 30
The following is an extract of a letter from GENERAL WASHINGTON to the Congress, dated Jan. 22, 1777.
" My Last was on the 20th inst. since that I ...
On Tuesday last, chiefly through the exertions of Mr. H. BANKS, the local
collector, and some ladies, a bazaar in aid of the Derby Railway Servants’
Orphanage was held in the New Market-Hall, Whitehaven.
The bazaar was opened by Mr. A. ENTWISTLE, dis...
collector, and some ladies, a bazaar in aid of the Derby Railway Servants’
Orphanage was held in the New Market-Hall, Whitehaven.
The bazaar was opened by Mr. A. ENTWISTLE, dis...