Maryport, in connexion with the New Steam Shipping Company, by whom it is
proposed to establish steamship communications between Liverpool and Maryport and
other ports on the ...
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
LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS.
It remains true that BROUGHAM was more than a Whig, that the Whigs felt it, and that he never pulled well in harness with them.
The circumstance was due partly to his defects. Though, in an emergency he worked for his p...
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WIGTON LOCAL BOARD OF
HEALTH.
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The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held yesterday, Mr. E. H. BANKS
in the chair.
Mr. TWENTYMAN gave notice that at next meeting he would propose that the
Board should borrow the m...
anniversary of the Primitive Methodist Mission, Grasslot, by Miss. Mary RIDLEY,
of Prospect. The attendance at both services was large.
On Tuesday the annual tea meeting was he...
HARRIS, aged 6 months.
PENTLAND - At Fusehill, Carlisle, on the 17th April, 1880, David PENTLAND,
aged 59 years.
JOHNSTON - In Northumberland Street, Carlisle, on the 18th Apri...
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
Tuesday evening, in the National School Room, Silloth. The Rev. A. F.
SHEPPARD, Holme Cultram, in the absence of the president, occupied the chair. There
was a fair attend...
WORK - SHOP, 19 SANDHILLS LANE
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Thomas WILLIAMSON, Cabinet maker, house and ship joiner, &c., &c.,
begs most respectfully to return thanks for the patronage and support with which
he has be...
POLICE COURT
WIGTON - TUESDAY.
(Before E. FIDLER, Esq.)
DISOBEYING ORDERS
AT THE WORKHOUSE
Joseph HEWITSON, an inmate of the workhouse at Wigton, was charged with
disobeying orders in the house.
Miss. LOWTHER (the assistant matron) proved the offe
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