late of Carlisle. At Haverigg, in Millom, Mr. Richard CLEASBY, late officer of his Majesty's Customs at Holborn Hill, aged 71 years. At Green, Mr. William TAYLOR, aged 60. At Strand

CUMBRIA] Carlisle Patriot, 30 Jul 1825 - Local News (3) Fascinating read!! Thank you again for your monstrous and memorable contribution to Cumbria genealogy!! LM On Wed, Oct 1, 2025

neighbourhood of Carlisle, and further North. It is thus described by a correspondent in a Glasgow paper, and his description strictly applies to what was observable here, except

to enter Carlisle, on Monday the 8th of August, but the business of the Courts will not begin till the usual time on Tuesday morning. The Earl of Lonsdale arrived at Lowther Castle on Saturday

Saturday 23 Jul 1825 (p. 4, col. 3) WESTMORLAND SESSIONS. The General Quarter Sessions for the east and west Wards of the County of Westmorland, were

Saturday 23 Jul 1825 (p. 4, col. 1-3) CUMBERLAND MIDSUMMER SESSIONS. THE KING v. INHABITANTS OF DALSTON. [continued] Mr. AGLIONBY addressed the jury

Bishop of Carlisle to Peter How, William Hicks, Gabriel Griffiths, all of Whitehaven, and to Charles Wood of Egremont - the low end of Lockwolfe, a close at Buckabank (2a. 1r. 0p.), to

Saturday 23 Jul 1825 (p. 4, col. 1-3) CUMBERLAND MIDSUMMER SESSIONS. THE KING v. INHABITANTS OF DALSTON. This cause excited considerable local interest

Saturday 23 Jul 1825 (p. 3, col. 5) BIRTH. On the 10th inst. in this City, Mrs. Joseph FERGUSON, of a Son. MARRIAGES. On the 20th inst. at Shap, in the

on the Carlisle Canal, is only £45 less than those of the great Caledonian Canal for the same period. A balloon will ascend at Kendal, in the course of the approaching race-week. A small

CUMBRIA] Carlisle Patriot, 02 Jul 1825 - Local News (2) Hi Petra Sorry not to have got back to you, I've not checked my emails for a few days as we're currently driving south through

that in Carlisle… From: genealogy-cumberland@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of sarahreveleytx@gmail.com Sent: 20 September 2025 16:16 To: genealogy-cumberland@googlegroups

inhabitants of Carlisle; and the contributions which we have the pleasure of announcing, shew that it has been duly appreciated. We trust also that many, who from absence or other cause

3) CARLISLE CITY SESSIONS. [continued] The notes were put in: they exactly answered to the description given by the witnesses. The examinations alluded to were also put in and read

If those fellas had known their drunken antics would be on the internet 200 years later for the world and possibly their descendants to see, I wonder

CUMBRIA] Carlisle Patriot, 16 Jul 1825 - Calendar of Prisoners in Carlisle Gaol (2) - Wether That was really interesting. Thank you, Sarah! I wonder whether the wether will weather

Correction, Carlisle, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at Carlisle aforesaid, on Tuesday, July 12, 1825. 1. William SMITH, aged 24, committed April 27th,

street, Carlisle, aged 48, Mrs. LANGCAKE, eldest daughter of Jeffray IRVING, Esq. of Cove, deeply lamented by a numerous connexion. On Monday last, in Rickergate, William son of Mr

Saturday 16 Jul 1825 (p. 2, col. 5-6 and p. 3, col. 1-5) COUNTY SESSIONS. [continued] BROTHEL ROBBERY. Anne BURNS, singlewoman, late of Whitehaven, was

Saturday 16 Jul 1825 (p. 2, col. 5-6 and p. 3, col. 1-5) COUNTY SESSIONS. [continued] STEALING IN AN OUT-HOUSE. William BELL, 51, was charged with

labour in Carlisle gaol. HOUSE ROBBERY. Thomas TINDAL, 17, also pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing from the dwelling of Mr. John MANN of Sandenhouse, Holme Cultram, nine bank notes

Saturday 16 Jul 1825 (p. 2, col. 5-6 and p. 3, col. 1-5) COUNTY SESSIONS. [continued] FORCIBLE ENTRY. Andrew PENN, John BANKS, Thomas PARROTT, and

Saturday 16 Jul 1825 (p. 2, col. 5-6 and p. 3, col. 1-5) COUNTY SESSIONS. [continued] THE KING v. INHABITANTS OF DALSTON. This was an indictment

now of Carlisle, knew the road, and thought it a nuisance in its present state. Cross-examined.-When I was a boy, the road was pleasant; now that it is in a bad state, it is a disagreeable

Saturday 16 Jul 1825 (p. 2, col. 5-6 and p. 3, col. 1-5) COUNTY SESSIONS. [continued] WHITEHAVEN and PAPCASTLE. Ann GARNETT and her three children were

Saturday 16 Jul 1825 (p. 2, col. 5-6 and p. 3, col. 1-5) COUNTY SESSIONS. [continued] BELLA! HORRIDA BELLA! Mr. COURTENAY moved the Court to estreat

, of Carlisle, was foreman of the Grand Jury. Before the King's proclamation was read, the Chairman called the attention of the grand inquest to the new enactment for the regulation

City of Carlisle. Only a few years since, this gamekeeper was at the death of 13 foxes, by shooting, &c. near the same place. On Sunday last, (the 10th instant,) about three o'

. The Carlisle Ranters, invited by the fine weather, held a field-day, or camp-meeting, on Sunday last, on Coalfell-Hill, near Carlisle. The preaching continued, with short intervals

DIOCESE OF CARLISLE, held at the George Inn, PENRITH, on Thursday the 14th Day of July, 1825, in pursuance of Public Notice, duly given, The Right Rev. Lord BISHOP of CARLISLE, President