KENDAL FARMERS' CLUB........................part #1
The members of the above club met at their Club Room, Old Market Hall Chambers, to hear and discuss a paper on "Milk and its products" - introduced by the president MR. WILLIAM HENRY WAKEFIELD, Sed...
The members of the above club met at their Club Room, Old Market Hall Chambers, to hear and discuss a paper on "Milk and its products" - introduced by the president MR. WILLIAM HENRY WAKEFIELD, Sed...
CAPE TOWN, March 30, via Plymouth.
The Select Committee of the Transvaal Legislative Council, to whom the
Native Hut Tax Bill was referred for report, have recommended that the tax should
be increased from 10s, as originally proposed, to 20s, and ...
The Select Committee of the Transvaal Legislative Council, to whom the
Native Hut Tax Bill was referred for report, have recommended that the tax should
be increased from 10s, as originally proposed, to 20s, and ...
THE CUMBERLAND PACQUET and Ware's Whitehaven Advertiser, Tuesday,April 22, 1777
No. 132 3d. Week VOL. III 4th Quarter Price Three-pence
Where Moderation dwells, the Soul admits Distinct Ideas, and Matur'd De...
(Before H. FLETCHER, Esq., Chairman, and R. S. THOMPSON, Esq.)
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 ...
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 ...
The Epiphany Sessions for the County of Westmorland were held on Thursday last, when the following magistrates were present:-
F. A. ARGLES, Esq., (chairman)
REV. DR. SIMPSON
REV. T. BELLAS
REV. G. F. WESTON
REV. W. R. MARKHAM
WM. HOPES, Esq.
JAS. ATKINSON,
THE WEDDING DAY.
I called her baby once; she lay
A helpless burden in Love’s arms;
I curled the rings of shining gold,
And watched the swift unfolding charms;
I sang her lullabies each eve,
I tucked her up, with a kiss on kiss,
A thought the world...
I called her baby once; she lay
A helpless burden in Love’s arms;
I curled the rings of shining gold,
And watched the swift unfolding charms;
I sang her lullabies each eve,
I tucked her up, with a kiss on kiss,
A thought the world...
NOTICE.
For greater convenience, and in order that the interests of our Workington
subscribers and advertisers may be properly attended to, our BRANCH-OFFICE in
the town will in future be at the shop of Mr. J. E. CARMICHAEL, News Agent,
Finkle-Street,...
For greater convenience, and in order that the interests of our Workington
subscribers and advertisers may be properly attended to, our BRANCH-OFFICE in
the town will in future be at the shop of Mr. J. E. CARMICHAEL, News Agent,
Finkle-Street,...
There have been no arrivals from foreign ports this week. The vessels
arriving coastwise with cargoes have been the:
The Earl of Stair and Industry, from Port William, with pit wood.
The Harriet, from Dromore, with pit wood.
The ss Swift and Shannon,...
arriving coastwise with cargoes have been the:
The Earl of Stair and Industry, from Port William, with pit wood.
The Harriet, from Dromore, with pit wood.
The ss Swift and Shannon,...
PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MR. A. E. GRAYSON, Dentist,
(Successor to his Father, the late MR. JOHN GRAYSON)
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
HIGHGATE, KENDAL
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S. K. THOMPSON,
DENTAL SURGEON,
117, HIGH...
SUMMARY OF PASSING EVENTS.
The chairmen of the various railway companies continue to reply to the
circular recently sent to them by the President of the Board of Trade.
There is a certain similarity in the tone and argumentation of all the
replies. I