run of Carlisle Journal > editions on the British Newspaper Archive website (1810, 1811, 1814 and > 1815). > > > > I have again compiled a detailed name index for the

manufacturer in Carlisle, was remarkable for his sobriety, steadiness, and attention; and, in the more varied walks of life, he was conspicuous for his moral and religious virtues

forward to Carlisle, where they arrived on the Friday evening following. Not meeting with any buyers the next day, he started them on the Sunday noon for York Christmas fair, which was

The first Carlisle Winter Assembly will be held on the 11th day of January next.—See Adv. William JOHNSTON, shoemaker, aged 18, was yesterday committed to our gaol, on a charge of breaking

Saturday 23 Dec 1815 (p. 3, col. 4) MARRIED. Tuesday se'nnight, in this city, Mr. John COOK, of Newcastle, to Miss BELL, of Lowhurst. At Workington

Saturday 23 Dec 1815 (p. 3, col. 1-3 + 5) [continued] The following rather extraordinary circumstance occurred at Blackhall-hall, near this city:-About

and from Carlisle, having been obliged to be drawn by six horses; nor was this expedient entirely efficacious, for on Thursday afternoon, at four o'clock, not less than nine mails

Saturday 16 Dec 1815 (p. 3, col. 3-4) DIED. [continued] On the 11th inst. Miss Nancy ARMSTRONG, Harehill, in the parish of Lanercost, aged 75.

, near Carlisle, Mr. R. TAYLOR, aged 63. Same day, at Dalston toll-bar, Catharine FARRIER, aged 86, who had been chargeable to the parish for 37 years. On Sunday the 10th inst. at Great

of the Carlisle new bridges, it will not astonish the public, that the plan (such as it is) is every day gaining fresh ac[ ]ions of ingenuity, of which men of ordinary capacity could have

Saturday 09 Dec 1815 (p. 3, col. 3-4) MARRIED. Thursday week, in this city, Mr. Thomas MURPHIN, private in the King's service, to Miss Hannah

after attending Carlisle market, as was his usual custom, he was attacked by a villain, a short distance from a place called Cobble-hall, who, whilst ROBSON's horse was stopping

CUMBRIA] Carlisle Journal, 02 Dec 1815 - BMD (2) Saturday 02 Dec 1815 (p. 3, col. 3-4) [continued] DIED. Yesterday week, Mr. John MARTIN, of Matterdale, a man universally respected

Saturday 09 Dec 1815 (p. 2, col. 5) OULTON QUARTER ASSOCIATION, In the Parish of Wigton, County of Cumberland. WE, whose Names are here-under written,

Saturday 02 Dec 1815 (p. 3, col. 3-4) BIRTHS. The 18th ult. at Casterton Hall, the wife of the Rev. W. CARUS WILSON, of a daughter. Of a son, at

, of Carlisle, Stewards for the ensuing year. On Monday last, the Independent Hounds broke off from Rickerby, near Carlisle, and though, from the nature of the weather, &c. only

painter, Carlisle. His talents as a painter shone conspicuous in every department. Monday, Mr. Geo. GRAHAM, of Underbarrow, aged 63. Yesterday week, Mrs. BROUGH, of Sedgwick, aged

Saturday 25 Nov 1815 (p. 3, col. 3) BIRTH. On the 18th inst. in this city, the wife of Mr. HART, manufacturer of hosiery, of a son, being the 10th male

, of Carlisle, from Acts, xv. 36, in the evening. There were numerous congregations at all the services; and particularly in the evening, when the chapel was crowded with a respectable

Inn, Carlisle, at noon-the Archdukes John and Lewis in a close carriage with two of their suite, and the remainder of the suite in an open landaulette, each drawn by four horses: the attendants

Saturday 18 Nov 1815 (p. 4, col. 5) NOTICES in NATURAL HISTORY. ----- Amongst the productions of the season, which have been remarkable for size, is a

, near Carlisle. This week, in this city, Mr. John WATSON, of Caldewgate, to Miss Eleanor SCOTT, of Rickergate. This week, in this city, Mr. Robert GROVES, to Miss Ann RICHARDSON, both

by a Carlisle audience.—We further observe, that Mr. SMITH intends to give another Concert at the above Room on Monday, Nov 20; and on his way to Leeds, we are informed he will give a Concert

Saturday 18 Nov 1815 (p. 2, col. 5 + p. 3, col. 1-2 + 5) [A significant portion (about a quarter) of the right edge of column 5 on page 2 has not been

or By whom ap- Name. Royalty. pointed. { Kingmoor, in the { The Mayor, Alder- CARRUTHERS John { County of Cum- { men, Bailiffs, and { berland, { Citizens, of the { City of Carlisle.

CUMBRIA] Carlisle Journal, 04 Nov 1815 - BMD > > Hi Petra > > Thank you for this – I think it might be one of mine. > George Wooler of Deckham's Hall's daughter,

Saturday 11 Nov 1815 (p. 3, col. 3) BIRTH. On Tuesday the 7th inst. in London, the Lady Charlotte HOWARD, the Lady of Mr. HC HOWARD, son of Mr. HOWARD,

, near Carlisle, weighed not less than 3st. 12lb. Several others of very large dimensions were also produced on the same ground.—They were of the species known by the name of the Drum

Saturday 11 Nov 1815 (p. 3, col. 1-2 + 4) We have frequently had occasion to condemn the filthy conduct of those persons who are in the habit of

Saturday 04 Nov 1815 (p. 4, col. 5) NOTICES IN NATURAL HISTORY. Mr. Robert BARNES, of Sebergham-hall, Cumberland, has a duck now laying. One of the