... of that treatment, &c. By JOHN HASTINGS, M.D., Senior Physican to the Blenheim St. Free Dispensary. experience proves the correctness of these statements, Dr. «ill be a benefactor to the human race.”—Dr, Johnson’s Medical Review. London: JoHN CHURCHILL, Princes St., Soho. VICKERS’S IMPERIAL LIQUEUR GENEVA BOROUGH MARKET DISTILLERY. ESSRS. JOSEPH and JOHN VICKERS aS & Co. having dévoted ...

... Ziff WHITEHAVEN, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1843. The Sessiou of Parliament terminated on Thursday last, and was on that day, as will be seen our parliament report, prorogued her Majesty person, Thursday the lOth day of October next. The Royal speech, as is usual at the close of a Session, vaguely enumerates some of the principal public measures that have been passed, and expresses a hope that ...

... The Under-Sheriff for this county (Mr. J. G. Mounsey) held a court at the County Hotel, in Carlisle on Monday, and empanelled jury for the purpose of assessing damages ia case of seduc’ion. The plaintiff, Mr. Robert Robertshaw, who is landlord of the Castle Inn, Penrith, and also soda water manufacturer, sought to recover d»m-ages from John Westmorland, voung man about 23 years of age, eldest ...

... Narrow Escape.-Od u train which reaches Kendal at c% from Oxenholme, an incident of occurred. A girl of about tenij flUt f was leaning out of the window, tel wb ...

... Plate Worker and Furnishing Ironmonger, b7,'Graiiiger-Street, N ...

... At a meeting of the Property Tax Commissioners for the division of Castle Ward, held on Monday last, H. W. Fenwick, Esq. and C. M. Adamson, Esq. were appointed Clerks, th ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb.,l2. Lord Grf.y's motion on the affairs of Naples was postponed till Monday—Lord Lan.ido-.vne gave notice that he should move tor a Committee the state our Commerce, on Friday next—Lord Liverpool took this opportunity saying that when speaking a former night he had been misrepresented. Me did not assert that increase of production was the only cause of agricultural distress ...

... on SATURDAY the 27th JANUARY. 183*. The Smack TRITON, now on her Passage, will Mil for Belfast and London, three days after arriving ■t this Port. All Persons who wish to secure their (roods hi/ these VRSSBI.S, are requested to be particular in ordering them to be sent to Cotton’s Wharf, Toolby Street. Goods for London, when sent hence by the Smacks are not detained at Belfast until the ...

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... sail from Fenning’s -L Wharf, for Whitehaven direct on SATURDAY the 17th of SEPT., 18*2. Pertont ivko with to secure their (roods these VESSELS,are re/nested to he particular in ordering them to be sent to Fenninu’s Wharf, Toolkv Street. For further Information apply W. Law Ouii.iiv ft Co., Ingram Court, Fenchurch Street, London, or to KANDLBSON and FORSTER, r> gWfc In consequence of the ...

... CONSECRATION FARLAM CHURCH. On Tuesday morning last t« e cUurCQ whi has just been erected at Farlam, was consecrated by the Bishop of Carlisle. da - u somewhat cold, was fine and clear, and large concourse of persons assembled to Witness or take part in the ceremonial. The church, foundation stone of which was laid on the Bth of June, last year, the Earl Carlisle, has been built from designs ...