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Printed and Published by THOMAS WILLIAM JOHNSON, at the "Star" Office, 21, Finkle Street, Workington.
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This ends the July 6, 1888 issue for this newspaper.
On Monday, the 5th instant, an accident which might have been
attended with serious consequences befel Mr. Jonathan SATTERTHWAITE. - a traveller
for Messers. PEARSON & HAMPTON, wholesale grocers, in this town, - who was
accompanied by a ...
Dear Public, lend me your ear,
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...
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...
At the resumed Miner’s Conference at Manchester on Saturday, the question of
restricting the output of coal was considered. What conclusion was arrived
at it is not deemed prudent to state, but a National Conference is to be held
in Leeds on the 5th ...
restricting the output of coal was considered. What conclusion was arrived
at it is not deemed prudent to state, but a National Conference is to be held
in Leeds on the 5th ...
LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS.
KENDAL FORTNIGHTLY FAIR. - At Monday's market there was a very poor stock, and purchasers met with a great disappointment having to go away without buying. Calving cows were scarce and dear. Prices: Best beef, 7-1/2d to 7-3...
KENDAL FORTNIGHTLY FAIR. - At Monday's market there was a very poor stock, and purchasers met with a great disappointment having to go away without buying. Calving cows were scarce and dear. Prices: Best beef, 7-1/2d to 7-3...
A Farmer writes: -
“Will you allow me a small space to offer a practical suggestion in reference to ‘Rot in Sheep.’ Farmers should remove their flocks from low lying wet
lands to high or dry ground; and, instead of feeding them turnips saturated
HOUSE AND SHOP, No. 57, LOWTHER STREET;
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...
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...
The Vicar of Northampton, the Rev. R. B. HULL, was announced to attend the
annual meeting of the Northamptonshire Band of Hope Union held on Thursday.
The rev. gentleman did not attend, and in a letter explaining his absence,
said; “I am reminded ...
annual meeting of the Northamptonshire Band of Hope Union held on Thursday.
The rev. gentleman did not attend, and in a letter explaining his absence,
said; “I am reminded ...
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
MARRIAGES.
On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Kendal, by the REV. R. J. PEARCE, curate, MR. WILLIAM MASON, labourer, to MISS SUSANNAH BRAITHWAITE, both of Kendal.
Same day and place, by the REV. R. J. PEARCE, MR. JOSEPH TYSON, of Whitehaven, gr...
On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Kendal, by the REV. R. J. PEARCE, curate, MR. WILLIAM MASON, labourer, to MISS SUSANNAH BRAITHWAITE, both of Kendal.
Same day and place, by the REV. R. J. PEARCE, MR. JOSEPH TYSON, of Whitehaven, gr...