BIRTH
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SENHOUSE. - On the 7th October, 1882, at Hames Hall, Cockermouth, the wife
of Humphrey P. SENHOUSE, of a son.
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MARRIAGES.
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M’CULLOCK - SHEEN. - On the 28th October 1882, At St. Patrick’s Chapel,
Maryport, by the Rev. J. A. WATMORE,...
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SENHOUSE. - On the 7th October, 1882, at Hames Hall, Cockermouth, the wife
of Humphrey P. SENHOUSE, of a son.
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MARRIAGES.
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M’CULLOCK - SHEEN. - On the 28th October 1882, At St. Patrick’s Chapel,
Maryport, by the Rev. J. A. WATMORE,...
"LOOK HERE!"
"LOOK HERE!" - Numerous, indeed, are the stratagems not unfrequently
resorted to by our shopkeepers, as an incentive to induce the public to become
purchasers of their wares; but all others are completely cast in the shade
...
"LOOK HERE!" - Numerous, indeed, are the stratagems not unfrequently
resorted to by our shopkeepers, as an incentive to induce the public to become
purchasers of their wares; but all others are completely cast in the shade
...
THE BLUE RIBBON MOVEMENT
AT WORKINGTON.
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The meetings conducted by the working ton Branch of the Blue Ribbon Army
continue to create widespread interest, and the number of members is now over
1,500.
A working men’s meeting was held on Saturday ev...
AT WORKINGTON.
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The meetings conducted by the working ton Branch of the Blue Ribbon Army
continue to create widespread interest, and the number of members is now over
1,500.
A working men’s meeting was held on Saturday ev...
The annual business and last ordinary meeting of the session took place on
Tuesday evening, in the National School Room, Silloth. The Rev. A. F.
SHEPPARD, Holme Cultram, in the absence of the president, occupied the chair. There
was a fair attend...
Tuesday evening, in the National School Room, Silloth. The Rev. A. F.
SHEPPARD, Holme Cultram, in the absence of the president, occupied the chair. There
was a fair attend...
During Sunday and Monday considerable consternation prevailed in the city
owing to a rumour that a woman had been murdered on the Sands on Saturday
evening. Happily the rumour was unfounded.
A shocking outrage however, had been committed on a youn...
owing to a rumour that a woman had been murdered on the Sands on Saturday
evening. Happily the rumour was unfounded.
A shocking outrage however, had been committed on a youn...
At the usual meeting of this Board yesterday, the Clerk stated that a man
named BELL, a barber at Cleator Moor, had been brought before the magistrates
and convicted of ill treating an apprentice who had formerly been in the
Workhouse.
Mr. MUSGRAVE s...
named BELL, a barber at Cleator Moor, had been brought before the magistrates
and convicted of ill treating an apprentice who had formerly been in the
Workhouse.
Mr. MUSGRAVE s...
800 HOUSES DESTROYED
40,000 PEOPLE HOMELESS.
OTTAWA, Wednesday.
A conflagration broke out to-day in Hull, situated on the bank of the river
opposite to this city.
Eight hundred houses - forming half of the town - were destroyed, rendering
40,000 p...
40,000 PEOPLE HOMELESS.
OTTAWA, Wednesday.
A conflagration broke out to-day in Hull, situated on the bank of the river
opposite to this city.
Eight hundred houses - forming half of the town - were destroyed, rendering
40,000 p...
POLICE COURT
WIGTON - TUESDAY.
(Before E. FIDLER, Esq.)
DISOBEYING ORDERS
AT THE WORKHOUSE
Joseph HEWITSON, an inmate of the workhouse at Wigton, was charged with
disobeying orders in the house.
Miss. LOWTHER (the assistant matron) proved the offe
...THE HEIGHT OF MEANNESS is running in debt for one's holiday presents. -
'The Hornet'
MR. HENRY DEANE, a local solicitor, has been *****ed coroner for the
Northern Division of Leicestershire.
KARL COWPER having resigned the office of Captain of the Gen
MR. BRADLAUGH AND THE MARYPORT
WORKING MEN’S READING ROOM.
To the Editor of the Maryport Advertiser.
Sir, - A sort of cock and bull story having been set afloat about Mr.
BRADLAUGH having presented our Working Men’s Reading Room with a copy of Morley...
WORKING MEN’S READING ROOM.
To the Editor of the Maryport Advertiser.
Sir, - A sort of cock and bull story having been set afloat about Mr.
BRADLAUGH having presented our Working Men’s Reading Room with a copy of Morley...