WAREHOUSE
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George MILLS respectfully announces to his numerous friends and the public
generally, that he has just completed his extensive improvements on the
premises, 48 King Street, and hopes that by c...
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,
Markets
Mark LANE Corn Exchange, July 26th, - We had heavy rain yesterday, and the
weather this morning has rather an unsettled appearance. Harvest work has been
partially commenced, and the reports from the country respecting the appear of
the
Crossing, near Silloth. The house at the Crossing is occupied by Joseph REED,
platelayer, and his son, a boy of about twelve years of age, was engaged in opening
the gate about the ...
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE IRVING
Practical Watchmaker,
76, Main Street,
Cockermouth.
Repairs Promptly Executed.
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DAVID ROOKE,
Practical Hatter
51, Main Street,
Cockermouth
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...I have a tale to tell, which you must hear;
Be gracious, then, your time I will not waste,
Nor by a word that’s false offend your taste.
My subject is not classic, byt tis better,
Because’tis true, true to the very letter.
Th...
On Saturday evening last, a number of the farmers, neighbours, and friends of MR. JOHN DIXON, of the above farm, met at his house, for the purpose of presenting a purse of money raised by subscription in the n...
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...
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
Australia, with a cargo (1,270 tons) of rails and fish plates from the West Cumberland
Hematite Iron and Steel Company.
She was towed out to sea by the tug, Confidence, and then atta...