BEEF AT PENRITH. SARAH THOMPSON (58), a vagrant, was charged with stealing seven pound weight of beef and two silver skewers, the property of MR. LAWRENCE HARRISON, at Penrith, on the

LARCENCY AT PENRITH. JAMES HAYTON (40), weaver, was charged with stealing the sum of one pound eight shillings in money, one shirt, and one pair of socks, the property of JOHN LANCASTER

., Penrith; GHH OLIPHANT-FERGUSON, Broadfield; J. JAMESON, Esq., Moorhouses; &c., &c. The Grand Jury having been sworn, the Chairman delivered his Charge, after which

EAST WARD RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. At the meeting of this Authority at Kirkby Stephen on Monday last, THOS. MASON, Esq., inn the chair, DR. PAGE,

Lane, Penrith, on the 18th inst., JOHN SANDERSON, aged 32 years. FAWCETT – At the Convict Prison Infirmary, Portsmouth, on the 4th inst., THOMAS FAWCETT, Plumber, late of Penrith.

Store, Penrith, to MISS SARAH SANDER, of Plumpton. GORNALL-WILSON – At the Wesleyan Chapel, Penrith, on the 22nd inst., by the REV. R. BURRY, Luton (cousin of the bridegroom), assisted

., Penrith, on the 20th inst., the wife of MR. THOMAS MILLER, printer, of a daughter. ROBSON – At Poplar Place, Penrith, on the 21st., the wife of MR. JOHN ROBSON, grocer, of a daughter

, 1874 Penrith Herald.** ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE “HERALD”. SIR. – Really, what do some of the Guardians of the West Ward Union require in the shape of a site for a

CARLISLE CONSISTORY COURT. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21st. (Before the Worshipful CJ BURTON, MA, Chancellor.) Protectors present: MR. SAUL, MR. HOUGH, MR. JG

PENRITH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The inspectors appointed to adjudicate upon the green crops entered to compete for the prizes given by the above society, and also to award the BLAMIRE

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HOTEL, PENRITH. ON MARTINMAS WEDNESDAY, THOMAS HILTON will offer SILVER SERVICES, &c., to the value of £20, as Prizes for Light and Heavy Weight WRESTLING. Entries to be made at

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WEST WARD UNION............Page VI A NUISANCE AT TIRRIL. The Board next proceeded to consider sanitary matters, and amongst others, a letter was read

WEST WARD UNION.........Part V The meeting continues................. MR. CAMPLIN said that they had a vagrant ward to build at Shap, and they might

WEST WARD UNION............................Part IV THE CHAIRMAN further observed that under the circumstances no one ought to sign the memorial without

WEST WARD UNION........Part III (continued).......The CLERK then read the following letter: ...... “Vicarage, Crosby Ravensworth, “Shap, October 13th,

WESTMORLAND] PENRITH HERALD, October 17,1874 / WEST WARD UNION.......Part I Hi Barb, Eusemere is correct. It is at the northern end of Ullswater Lake. As regards the medical officer

WEST WARD UNION......Part II OPPOSITION TO THE SHAP SITE FOR A WORKHOUSE. The CHAIRMAN next brought forward the subject of the proposed site for a new

THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh are about to leave Buckingham Palace, and take up their residence at Eastwell-park, formerly

Cottage, Penrith, on the 8th inst., SARAH, wife of MR. JOHN HOPE, builder, aged 43 (?48) years. ================================================================ barb. ontario

Chapel, Penrith, by the REV. GH SHAFTO, assisted by the REV. D. PEARSON, THOMAS, eldest son of JOSEPH WINSKILL, of Burton Hall, Westmorland, to MARY, only daughter of the late JOSEPH

BIRTHS. FALCON – At the Rectory, Patterdale, on the 5th last, the wife of the REV. J. FALCON, of a son. ===============================================

The REV. SH SCOLE, Vicar of Christ Church, Carlisle, has resigned his living, the nett value of which is stated at £290. ==============================

in the Penrith papers, but no owner had turned up. The application was granted, and the mare was afterwards sold. Unfortunately for some one, she only made £1 17s. 6d., whilst the charges

SESSIONS / PENRITH PENRITH – TUESDAY OCT 13. (Before J. JAMESON, Esq., J. UNSWORTH, Esq., W. HARRISON, Esq., J. THOMPSON, Esq., W. PRITT, Esq., WH PARKIN, jun., Esq., HON. H. BROUGHAM

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. The Empress of Russia reached Dover at twenty minutes past six on Thursday morning. She left Dover by special South-

ACCOUCHMENT of the DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH On Thursday morning at 2.45, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Edinburgh gave birth to a son at Buckingham

, at Penrith, on the 3rd August, 1874. JAMES WILSON, charged with breaking and entering the dwelling house of MALACHI WILLIAM DAVEY, at Stanwix, on the 1st August, 1874, and stealing

LOCAL & DISTRICT NEWS............Part IV BAZAAR AT APPLEBY. – On Friday week, a bazaar, for the sale of fancy and other articles, was held in the