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THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, BAMPTON, WESTMORLAND.
BOARDERS are received. Terms moderate. Diet Liberal.
with all the comforts of a home. For references, &c., apply to:
T. COX, B.A.
Head Master
Dec. 18th, 1873.
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BOARDING & DAY SCHO
No. 132 3d. Week VOL. III 4th Quarter Price Three-pence
Where Moderation dwells, the Soul admits Distinct Ideas, and Matur'd Debate; an Eye Impartial, and an Even Scale................Hence Wisdom found, and unrepenting Choice
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LIGHTFOOT - MOTTON - At Patterdale, on the 1st inst., by the REV. J. FALCON, MR. E. LIGHTFOOT, grocer, to JANE, only daughter of MR. GEORGE MOTTON, Patterdale.
TIMPANY - MUNKMAN - On the 26th ult., at Grove Street Independent Chapel, Boston, by th
held on Sunday last in the Congregational Church, South William Street.
The sermons were preached in the morning by the Rev. J. RENNIE, M. A.,
pastor, and in the evening by th...
OPENING OF PRESBYTERIAN MISSION SCHOOL AT WORKINGTON.
On Sunday, the new Presbyterian Mission School at the Marsh Side, was formally opened. The school has been erected in Southey Street to meet the requirements of a number of Presbyterians l
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Remarked Brother Gardner of the Limekiln Club, “I fur one, hev been pained
to observe a growin’ desire on de part o’ cull’d folkes to knock deir chill’
en down wid silver-plated front names. Up in my block ebery cabin hez a
Ho...
A satisfactory terminationof the TICHBORNE trial.
The defeat of the impudent attempt of Metropolitan monopolists to raise the
price of gas.
An efficient means of preventing unprotected females from being violated by
extortionate cabmen.
Less talk and mo
HEAVY DAMAGES.
The case of NUTTALL v. WILDES was tried at the Liverpool Assizes. The
plaintiff was the daughter of the late MR. NUTTALL, a merchant and
shipowner, who resided at The Laurels, Claughton, near Birkenhead, and who
died in January, leavin
having cruelly worked a horse whilst in an unfit condition, on the 6th of
October last.
Mr. Frederick ROBINSON, Inspector of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to An...
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...