, near Carlisle. At Kendal, Mr. William KITCHEN, draper, of that town, to Miss Barbara ROBINSON, milliner, daughter of Mr. John ROBINSON, of Kirkby Lonsdale. Same place, Mr. William

, near Carlisle, on Saturday last, on the body of Sarah BOUSTEAD, aged two years. The child, that morning, had been left alone a short time in the room of her grandfather, and, by some means

Newcastle and Carlisle Rail-road, have given notice, that they will continue to receive applications for the shares in that undertaking reserved for the Land-owners, until the 28th

Correction at Carlisle, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at Cockermouth, on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1826:— John WARWICK, aged 29, Samuel BIRD, aged 19; committed

, of Carlisle, and grand-daughter of the late Thomas PATTINSON, Esq. who was Mayor of this city during the Rebellion of 1715. On Saturday last, in this city, Mr. Jas. MONKHOUSE, jun.

Saturday 14 Jan 1826 (p. 3, col. 5) MARRIAGES. At Penrith, Mr J. SCOTT, to Miss M. HETHERINGTON. Sunday last, at St. Bees, the Rev. Edward GREENHOW,

correction at Carlisle. George CONBERRY and Richard CRANNEY, pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting W. DUFTON and L. DICKINSON, of Workington, on Christmas eve; to be imprisoned

4) CARLISLE CITY SESSIONS. The Epiphany Quarter Sessions for the City and Liberties of Carlisle were held at the Town Hall on Monday last, before the Worshipful the Mayor and the usual

trade in Carlisle, and is sold, per Imperial gallon from 12s. to 16s. according to quality—real Glenlivet at the latter price. Inquests taken before R. LOWRY, Esq., Coroner: On Monday

11; Carlisle, Friday, March 17; Kendal, Tuesday, March 21; at Lancaster, March 23. We print in our front page an important advertisement from Messrs. KNIGHT and LACEY, announcing

Saturday 07 Jan 1826 (p. 3, col. 5-6) [continued] DEATHS. On Sunday last, at Knorren Lodge, after a lingering illness, Quintin BLACKBURN, Esq. aged 40;

Saturday 07 Jan 1826 (p. 3, col. 5-6) BIRTHS. Lately, Lady Eleanor LOWTHER, of a Daughter. On the 30th ult. al Norfolk House, the Countess of Surrey of

Newcastle to Carlisle, has signified his cordial assent. Mr. FINLINSON was last week unanimously elected master of the Free Grammar School of Parton, near Whitehaven, endowed by

having reached Carlisle, he employed an auctioneer to dispose of the animal for him, which was effected on Saturday, but he was apprehended before the money was paid. He has been sent

Saturday 31 Dec 1825 (p. 3, col. 5) MARRIAGES. At St. Mary's Church, in this City, on Monday last, Mr. Wm. MILLER, to Miss Elizabeth GRAHAM.—At St.

Saturday 31 Dec 1825 (p. 3, col. 1-2) DINNER AT WORKINGTON. On Monday the 19th instant, a public dinner took place in the Assembly-rooms, Workington,

celebrated in Carlisle by a public dinner at the Bush Inn. About five o'clock, nearly forty Gentlemen sat down to table, which was served by Mr. and Mrs. HOLMES in a style no less creditable

Mary, Carlisle:-Marriages, 66; Christenings, 300; Burials 286-during 1825. The brig Paris, MOORE, belonging to Maryport laden with grain, is said to have been lost on the Goodwin

prisoners in Carlisle gaol the sum of five guineas; and to those confined in Appleby gaol, three guineas—for which they beg to return his Lordship their grateful acknowledgments.

HESLOP. Carlisle, Dec. 30, 1825. -------------------- REWARD OF FIVE GUINEAS. WHEREAS on the Evening of WEDNESDAY the 28th Dec. Instant, JOHN ROBINSON, a Weaver, lodging with ROBERT

Jorney to Carlisle, and Spent the night in the usal merements Atending Sutch Occations. PS if you See Anny thing Rong Pleas Coreket." DEATHS. On Monday last, in this City, Mr. HENDERSON

recovered on Carlisle Sands, on Saturday the 10th instant. A precognition about this felony, and a judicial inquiry into others of the same nature, were to have taken place to-day at

) In Carlisle, as we anticipated last Saturday, we have experienced little or no inconvenience in regard to the City Banks. So great was the public confidence, that last Saturday, Messrs

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Saturday 17 Dec 1825 (p. 3, col. 4) PUBLIC MEETING AT PENRITH. A public meeting of the inhabitants of Penrith was held at the George Inn Assembly-room,

Annan and Carlisle. Two others are to be placed in different parts of the Channel, as soon as the weather will admit. The Brown, BARNES, of Harrington, from Buenos Ayres for Liverpool

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arrived in Carlisle on Saturday, market day, and immediately gave rise to a great many absurd and alarming rumours; and some of the country people evinced no little aversion to every

Rutland and Carlisle families. Her Grace exhibited a union of qualities that are seldom found united in the female character. Of her elevated taste, the Castle of Belvoir will long

auctioneer in Carlisle. On Friday the 2d inst. aged 79, Sarah, wife of Mr. Joseph TOPPIN, lay canon of St. Mary's Cathedral. On Monday last, at her son's house, in Lowther-street