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
outskirts of Sheffield. The woman has been identified as Lucy Oldfield, and
the child, who was about 12 months old, is hers. She was a domestic servant,
and had been out of...
DEATHS.
MUSGRAVE - At Duke Street, Penrith, on the 24th ult., MARY MUSGRAVE, aged 28
years.
FALLOWFIELD - At 17, Middlegate, Penrith, on the 24th ult., the infant
daughter of Mr. JONATHAN FALLOWFIELD.
SPEDDING - In Burrowgate, Penrith, on the 24th ult.,
MALE INFANT FOUND. An inquest has been held in the hamlet of Greenham, near
Newbury, on the body of a male infant found in a pond, wrapped in a portion
of a dress. The result of a post-mortem examination showed that the child
had been strangled by
Last week a lecture was delivered in London by Mr. MOSSMAN, for
several years a resident in Australia, on the subject of Australia and its gold
mines. Mr. MOSSMAN said that, knowing from experience how important it is to get
correct inform...
THE COURTS, CARLISLE. - SATURDAY
(Before T. HORROCKS, Esq., Chairman, R. S. FERGUSON, Esq., T. H. PARKER,
Esq., G. H. DIXON, Esq., and R. H. HORROCKS, Esq.)
POACHING AT RICKERBY.
Thomas ARMSTRONG, of Rickergate, and William FORSTER, of Blackfriars
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In the month of December, 1879, £300 in bank notes, the property of a cattle
dealer, was stolen from a bedroom at the Red Lion Hotel, Carlisle, during
the temporary absence of the owner.
In the month of February followin...
Bank’s large room. Mr. William BROWN was the auctioneer.
The property consisted of two shops in Wilson Street, Workington, and a
shop and dwelling house in the same street, a...
WORKING MEN’S READING ROOM.
To the Editor of the Maryport Advertiser.
Sir, - A sort of cock and bull story having been set afloat about Mr.
BRADLAUGH having presented our Working Men’s Reading Room with a copy of Morley...
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SONG OF THE FENIAN SCRIBE.
A writer I am, of the Fenian Press;
In an Irish Republic belief I profess;
With my rant of High Treason, and readers so g...