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The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held in the School-room on
Wednesday. There were present: -
Rev. H. LUMB, chairman
R. H. WILLIS
William MARK
William HOLLIDAY, the clerk
Mr. HARRISON, master of the Board School.
The...
ADVERTISEMENT.
By Authority of the KING's PATENT, granted to THOMAS JACKSON, at his Royal Patent Wholesale Medicinal Warehouse, No. 85, Fleet-Market, London.
Where Country Dealers may be supplied with the following Genuine Medicines, and good allowance...
WEST WARD UNION.
The Guardians of the West Ward Union held their fortnightly meeting at Eamont Bridge Workhouse on Wednesday afternoon. In the absence of MR. JAMES ATKINSON (the chairman), MR. JAMESON was called upon to preside. The ex officio memb
ALARMING COLLISION.
A somewhat alarming collision occurred on Saturday forenoon, about twenty minutes past eleven o'clock, near Shap Station, of the Lancaster and Carlisle section of the London and North-Western Railway. The passenger train which le
SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, Bart., has, with the usual liberality manifested at Eden
Hall, sent £10 to the Vicar of Kirkoswald, to be distributed among the poor
of that parish.
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HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The CUMBERLAND FOX HOUNDS will meet on Monday, Ja
The Wasdale, TATE, was launched from the Patent Slip at this port, on the
23rd instant, after receiving a new keel and other repairs; and the schooner,
Jane, Moffet, was taken upon the said slip on the same day to undergo rep...
of Elizabeth HALL, 31, wife of George Agustus HALL, a veterinary surgeon.
The evidence showed that the deceased had been annoyed by a report about her
husband, which induce...
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 ...
Maryport, was charged with having been drunk and disorderly, and having
assaulted Police-constable ATKINSON whilst in the execution of his duty, at half
past ten o’clock on F...
COCKERMOUTH - MONDAY
(Before Canon HOSKINS and W. ALEXANDER, Esq.)
Joseph BELL, Kirkgate, was fined 10s for neglecting to send two of his
children regularly to school; but on certain representations being made to the
Bench, the penalty was remitte