, near Carlisle. The prosecutor was taking a load of timber from Carlisle to Renwick, and stopped at Armathwaite all night. When he went into the stable next morning he lost his bridle

home from Carlisle, on horseback, I overtook the prisoner about eight o'clock, riding on a carrier's cart. I passed on; but at the request of a person I turned back to ask who

gone to Carlisle, they went into a lodging-house there, in some street of which he did not remember the name, and while drinking liquor there he changed a pound note in the presence of

imprisonment in Carlisle gaol, and to find security in £20, for good behaviour for six months afterwards. JOHN COCKBAINE pleaded guilty to an indictment for an assault upon Thomas

, of Carlisle, for an assault upon Jane THOMPSON. An order of Petty Sessions for diverting a highway "leading from Rockliff Cross to a certain ford across the Eden, called the Peatwath

, from Carlisle, arrived at Whitehaven on the 14th inst.; the smack Carlisle, Wm. GEDDES, and Miss Douglas, CARRUTHERS, at Liverpool, on the 18th. The Curwen, of Carlisle, was boarded

) The Carlisle Journal reiterates its assertion respecting an alleged intended change in the county representation, and still clings to its "good authority." What is

Inn, Carlisle. At St. Cuthbert's, in this city, on the 15th inst. Mr. Joshua HODGSON, grocer, Scotch-street, to Miss CARRUTHERS, daughter of Mr. CARRUTHERS, of the String of Horses

, of Carlisle, her employers. John SURGEON, (an old offender who was sentenced to imprisonment at the late assizes, and has only been out of gaol five weeks) was brought up in custody

, of Carlisle, servant, sworn. He said that on the 29th September, being on the race-ground, he saw John ISMAY riding on a brown mare near the distance-post, at which time three men were

the late Carlisle Races. About half-past two o'clock, the whole of the evidence of the witnesses who had then been summoned and appeared before the Coroner having been gone through

native of Carlisle, and had latterly carried on the business of a cotton-spinner at Paisley to a very considerable extent; in consequence of some losses in trade, it became necessary

theatricals in Carlisle, even to first-rate talent, we can scarcely hope that Mr. ALEXANDER will induce this much-admired son of song to appear on our boards. Mr. and Mrs. CALCRAFT

coachmaker, Carlisle. At Dalton in Furness, Mr. Thomas PARK, to Miss FISHER, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph FISHER, Barrow. Mr. COLEBANK, late of Broughton in Furness, but now of Burnside

Dean of Carlisle, &c. &c. The late Mayor filled the chair at the bottom of the principal table. The dinner was excellent. [A long list of toasts and speeches not transcribed

from the Carlisle exhibition, which opened since the exhibition in this town. We are happy to observe that two of the paintings are by Mr. TM RICHARDSON, and purchased by the Earl of Lonsdale

passed through Carlisle yesterday, on their road to London; whence the Hon. Bart. proceeds on a continental tour for the benefit of Lady GRAHAM's health. Mr. ANDERSON, of Carlisle

Saturday 02 Oct 1824 (p. 3, col. 6) MARRIED, On Sunday last, at St. Cuthbert's church, in this City, Mr. John William HODGSON, to Miss Eleanor

4) CARLISLE RACES, 1824. [continued] THURSDAY.—A Plate of £50, for all ages, on condition that the winner is to be sold for 150gs. within a quarter of an hour after the race, if demanded

4) CARLISLE RACES, 1824. These Races commenced on Tuesday, and, on the whole, were well attended, although the weather on Wednesday was unfavourable. A party of no less than thirteen

Saturday 02 Oct 1824 (p. 2, col. 6 and p. 3, col. 1-2 + 6) [continued] At Egremont fair, on Monday se'nnight, the numerous company were amused with

committed to Carlisle gaol." "We forbear," continues the Pacquet, "from entering into the voluminous evidence adduced before the Coroner, deeming it improper

arrived in Carlisle a few weeks ago, put up at the King's Arms Inn, took a shop for a certain period in English-street, and published dashing business-like advertisements of horses

Saturday 25 Sep 1824 (p. 3, col. 5) MARRIED, On Saturday last, at St. Mary's church, in this city, Mr. Richard GOUGE, to Miss Catharine STOCKBRIDGE

Saturday 25 Sep 1824 (p. 3, col. 1-3 + 5) [continued] SERVANTS.-A short time since, a family arrived at Keswick, and took a ready furnished house. They

Saturday 25 Sep 1824 (p. 3, col. 1-3 + 5) [continued] We observe by the Cumberland Pacquet, that notices are given of an intention to apply in the next

Canal between Carlisle and Newcastle. The Earl of Lonsdale, with that liberality which distinguishes his family in promoting any measure which may conduce to the public good, has

Saturday 18 Sep 1824 (p. 3, col. 6) BIRTHS. On the 14th instant, at Scaleby Castle, the Lady of Andrew HAMILTON, Esq. of Edinburgh, of a Son. At

Curwen of Carlisle, lately residing in Annan, accused of having, on Friday the 23rd April last, in the High Street of Annan, and opposite the Coach and Horses Inn there, with an oak bludgeon

opening at Carlisle. If our committee can put up placards stating that a splendid collection of pictures was about to be exhibited here, what must be the nature of the announcement at