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COCKERMOUTH PETTY SESSIONS
MONDAY, JULY 15.


       John GLAISTER, husbandman, was committed to Carlisle gaol for 14 days,
for an assault upon George KING, of Gilcrux.

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George DAVIDSON summoned Joseph SMITH, innkeeper, Gilcrux, for an assault, it
was an aggravated case on both sides. DAVIDSON paid the costs, and SMITH was
bound over in the sum of £20 to keep the peace for twelve months.


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EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF A FAIR
ANGLER IN LAKE WINDERMERE.

       A lady, who by the bye, is no novice with the rod and the line, and
who is almost daily on the Queen of Lakes, from morn till night, trolling for
pike, spinning minnow for char, or bobbing for perch, one day last week hooked
no less than twenty-six fine pikes.

                                           -Westmoreland Gazette.


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CUMBERLAND SUMMER ASSIZES
                    1844.

       The Commissions of Assize and General Gaol Delivery for the County of
Cumberland, will be opened at the Crown Court, in the city of Carlisle, on
Monday the fifth day of August, 1844, before the Right Honourable Sir Frederick
POLLOCK, Knight, Chief Baron of  her Majesty's Court of Exchequer at
Westminster; and the Honourable Sir CRESSWELL, Knight, one of the Justices of her
Majesty's Court of  Common Pleas at Westminster; when all justices of the Peace,
mayors, Coroners, and Bailiffs of Liberties within the said County, and all
Jurors, Persons bound by Recognizance, Witnesses, and others having business, are
required to attend.

                           George HARRISON, Esquire,
                                                                          
Sheriff.

Whitehaven, 10th July, 1844
 
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