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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
named BELL, a barber at Cleator Moor, had been brought before the magistrates
and convicted of ill treating an apprentice who had formerly been in the
Workhouse.
Mr. MUSGRAVE s...
TOWN HALL, CARLISLE - FRIDAY
(Before the Mayor and T. MILBURN, Esq.)
Patrick RUSH was charged on remand with stealing a suit of clothes belonging
to Martin CONWAY, on the 11th November last.
The prisoner was apprehended at Hexham. The Chief Constab
Serious Accident
On Friday last, the 23rd instant, about a quarter before seven
o'clock, a young man named Henry DAVIS, about 17 years of age, and a seaman on board
the Douro, Captain REID, now lying alongside the Ore Tongue was engaged in...
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CROSS STREET ACADEMY, WHITEHAVEN
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MR. PENNINGTON
( Formerly of Chester College, and for the last eight years Master of Trinity
School, in this town,)
Respectfully informs the inhabitants of Whitehaven and it's vici...
room, as has been on the usual previous occasions, was crowded. The programme
was equal to previous ones, and the chair was occupied by Mr. T. NICHOLSON,
who in opening the p...
RE-DEDICATION OF KIRKBY STEPHEN CHURCH.
The noble old Church of Kirkby Stephen - Cathedral-like in its proportions, design, and arrangments - was on Tuesday last (the Feast of the Epiphany) solemnly rededicated to the service of God.
Few parish churc
JUVENILE THIEVES
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Two lads, named Isaac GORTON and George DOUGLAS, one about eight and the
other about ten years of age, were charged with having stolen coals from the
works of the ...
No. 434. Second Week in Quarter. Registered for Transmission Abroad. Price One Penny.
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JOHN PEARSON,
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURER,
Coupland Back Woollen Mills,
APPLEBY,
HAS taken a STALL in the M
CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, December 29.
The first cricket match between the English Eleven and Eighteen of Victoria
was commenced on the Melbourne Cricket ground on Saturday last.
The weather was fine, and the attendance on the ground very numerou