... These Sessions were opened at the Court House, Carlisle, on Tuesday last, before E. W. Hasell, Esq., of Dalemain, the Chairman, and the following Bench of Magistrates: ?W. Wilde, Esq., Carlisle; W. Ponsonby Johnson, Esq., of Walton House: T. S. Spedding, Esq., of Mirehouse; Joseph Salkeld, Esq., of Penrith; John Hodgson, Esq., of Penton; Joseph Ferguson, Esq.. of Fisher Street, Carlisle; Wm. ...

... is te commended for the foUowing peculiarities and advantages :-lst facility of application ; 2nd, perfect, freedom from liability to chafe or excoriate; 3rd it may be worn with equal comfort in any position or the body by day or night ; 4th, it admits of every kind of a*W«g without the aUghtast inconvenience to the wearer, and la perfectly concealed from observation. — - We do not hesitate ...

... ITE H AVE N STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. TUB fine new Steam Packet, COUNTESS OF LONSDALE, Marshall, ComhianUer, will anil direct with Goods and Passengers ’From Wiiitkhavbn for Livehpool. Thursday I9M inst, „. r at S\x, Afternoon. Monday, isut at Xine, Euening. Thursday 26th inst..,*/ Half-paSt Tt*n, Kveving. On Monday inst. at Tivo, Afternoon. ■On Thursday Aug. Half-past Four, Afternoon. ...

... In the list of promotions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, dated Feb. 29, we notice the name of Lieut. John Henry Peile, (eldest son of our respected townsman, Dr. promoted to second Captain, vice Warlow, made supernumerary.'’ Robert Wilson, who, as our readers are aware, was in custody in Liverpool a charge of embezzling money to the extent of more than .I*3ooo, the property of his ...

... WHITEHAVEN.-— Thursday, March 21. j lle.orc William Lurub, E.q. (chairmau). the lUv. J- Kimraer, Ke .r-Admiral bcott, Col. I, Powe, J. Tbompton, Esq., B. Gibson, Esq., and J. Dickinson, Esq- Tub Ti.EAiBB.-Mr. ivi. «. Paum.er, the lessee of the Th- atre itojral, applied lor, and obtained 1 encc to oj*n that place of ■pace of t«o months; the applicant and Messrs. W. B. G>b.-on and W. Walter ...

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... and complete revolution nils taken plate the Spanish Cabinet. The Snipers have been removed from their offices, and exiled. There was ho indication approaching fall; the contrary, the last dispatches from the capital exhibited the administration the full possession of the confidence, and managing public affairs well, we apprehend, as it had ever done; and now we learn, that M. has been ...

... represent Cu.nherlaml to parliament, - anti that hit supporters are actually on tclmpenn'- canvass amnn.st the doubtful electors. At the Keswick Whitsuntide on Saturday last, the attendance of servants was scarcelv ever rememhered to have been numerous: the hiring was brisk, and good servants met ..tit no difficulty in ob tainlng places. In the evening, as usual dancing nt the different inna ...

... Devonshire Town Council having last week presented an address to Lord John Russell, who was a visit to a neighbouring nobleman, his lordship replied in terms that have almost become traditional with him, but which do not repetition loso much of their force and dignity. Lord John recalled, in few words, the chief feature* of the great political revolution has been effected within the last ...

... THIS DAY'S NEWS. Guardian Office, Saturday, 2 pm. alarming fire broke out the mill occupied by Mr. Willis, Ouseburn, this {Saturday) morning, shortly before two o'clock. The premises in question are situated the banks of the Ouseburn, to which they , have frontage, while the back and upper portion face Ouse Street. The premises were formerly used as flour mill, but latterly, under Mr. Willis, ...

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... A special meeting' of a committee of magistrates, | pointed to arrange the preliminaries for the erection , the new gaol, took place at the Public Office, Lowthcr Street, Thursday last, which was attended the | Kev. John Jenkins, George Harrison, Esq., Samuel Irton, Esq., John Harrison, Esq , Gilfred N\. Hartley, Esq., Thomas Hartley, Esq., and T. H. Hodgson, Esq., the Clerk of the Peace. The ...