No. 132 3d. Week VOL. III 4th Quarter Price Three-pence
Where Moderation dwells, the Soul admits Distinct Ideas, and Matur'd Debate; an Eye Impartial, and an Even Scale................Hence Wisdom found, and unrepenting Choice
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RE-DEDICATION OF KIRKBY STEPHEN CHURCH.
The noble old Church of Kirkby Stephen - Cathedral-like in its proportions, design, and arrangments - was on Tuesday last (the Feast of the Epiphany) solemnly rededicated to the service of God.
Few parish churc
After a long interregnum, the members of the Penrith Farmers' Club met on Tuesday in their room to hear a lecture by MR. LANCASTER, of Catterlen Hall, on "Our Farming Prospects". MR. W. HESKETT presided, and there was a fair attendance of members.
...residing at Camerton, were charged with having stolen a duck, the property of
Wilfrid HARRIS, miner of Camerton, on Friday night last.
There was a second charge against the prison...
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 ...
Mr. LAMPORT, the eminent ship-builder of Workington, is now about
engaging to build two splendid vessels at his yard in that town, one of 1,200
tons, and the other 1,000 tons burden. Messers PEILE, SCOTT & Co., of t...
A VERY EXTRAORDINARY PERSON.
The following is said to have been copied literally from an old tombstone in Scotland:
"Here lies the body of ALEXANDER MACPHERSON,
Who was a very extraordinary person,
Who was two yards high in his stocking feet.
And kept h
MR. H. K. SPARK.
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A meeting of Mr. SPARKS creditors was held at the Trevelyan Hotel,
Darlington, on Saturday morning.
Mr. Charles F. TAYLOR, of Preston, solicitor to the liquidator of the
Lancashire and Yorkshire Loan and Discount C...
narrow lanes and streets. The old houses in Coupland were in danger of being
let down when the deep sewer was cut, and many people thought it would have
been a good way of mak...