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JOHN PEARSON,
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURER,
Coupland Back Woollen Mills,
APPLEBY,
HAS taken a STALL in the M
At this court, on Friday, Mr. R. BELL, draper, Wigton, sued the London and
North Western Railway Company for £3, damages for delay of the delivery of
some goods. Mr. LAZONBY was for plaintiff, and Mr. CROPE of London was for the
Company. A box, co
WOLSELEY received at Dover on Saturday and in London; but the gallant general knows
well that the crowds that greeted him with so much enthusiasm, though with so
little obstentation...
WHOLESALE MARRIAGES.
The "Echo" says: - It has been the custom in many large parishes to
distribute the marriage service, when a great number of couples are to be
married, by reading the opening and closing portions 'pro bono publico', and
only repeat
WORKINGTON STAR, July 6, 1888 / pg. 4 / News Items
NOTES BY OUR "KNOCK ABOUT"
THE BECK NUISANCE.
Nothing has been done to abate the beck nuisance notwithstanding this matter engaged the attention of the Local Board some time ago. It r
...On Saturday last, the MESSRS. BUCK, agents for the sale of MESSRS. GOULDINGS' celebrated manures, held their annual receipt at the Black Bull Inn, Appleby; after which a dinner was given to their patrons, and betwe...
DEMAND AND SUPPLY IN PRACTICE..............PART II
Let us now push our inquiry a step further. Let us suppose that all servants profiting at last by the good advice to which they have always been liberalie treated, have by a str...
We have already laid before our readers the more salient points of the Educational League which was in existence a considerable time before the National Educational Union.
In order that our readers may be able to weigh...
On Wednesday week, another melancholy death occurred in the neighbourhood of Skirwith.
It appears that a young man named ROBERT BRIGGS, of Penrith, who entered the employment of MR. JOHN JACKSON, farmer, Culgaith, Wednesday week,...
DEATHS
On the 2nd of July, in the 81st year of her age, Miss. MOORE, Scotch Street.
On the 8th of July, in the 50th year of his age, Mr. Issac HAYTON, actuary of
the Savings Bank, in this town.
On Monday the 12th inst., at the house of her fat...