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... five medalists comte fiar the cup, which was won this year by George gnmn. of the Ulverston troop. The following is an account of scoring and names of the competitors. Ulverston . George Dawson .. Wigan J. Stephens Bolton Ralph Brown ...
... with -Luahng at Lancaster, two tumbler glasses, the property “of ‘rancis George Dale. Mr. Dawson prosecuted ; Mr. Addison defended the prisoner. ‘ The facts as stated by Mr. Dawson, and ved in evidence, were these :—For some time prior mha Jred of April ...
... (foreman,) William Clemiunson, joiner, William Dickinson, book- | keeper, Thos. Edmondson, bookseller, Lancaster ; George Jackson, gentleman, George Ashburner, farmer, Thomas Banks, innkeeper, James Croasdale, farmer, Thomas Iddon, coal dealer, Johu Wood Nutt ...
... Admiral Tatham, next to Mr. Pnfi:fi Dawson, and afterwards to his nephew Mr. Riel Pudsey Dawson, and proved the exercise of the right of fishing in the Hindburn for between 26 and 27 years ; also, that he had heard Mr. Dawson give permission to people to fish ...
... 23rd inst.. Mr Thomas Blezard, 1 80 years. ILidhard Crook, farm servant, Union Workhou .llmncuur~on the 24th inst., ¥ tailor, George-street, aged 32 years. ; [Anfca[u‘erOnl the 24th inst., I‘.i.z:‘h:;‘;\ 0H..1M ate of Liverpool, Lunatic Asylum, age ¥ La ...
... the 2ud inlt:, wfi Mr. James Newsham, iron moulder, Mary-street, 7 days, - Lancaster—On the 3rd inst., Joseph George, son Mr, Joseph George Holt, gunsmith, ‘Peuny-sreet, aged 1 week. s I..uw..aler-?n the 4th infi‘ffl‘ Thomas Caton, bookkeeper, Market-street ...
... übout five ‘elock. THE LUNE, WYRE, KEER, AND o & S AERIE! e At the quarter seasions, held at Luucasteron Mondyy, Mr. E. B. Dawson, barrister, moved —That the Ooyry do apply to one of her Majesty's principal Seercturiog of State to form a fishery district ...
... Lousdale—On the 19th instant, widow of the late Mr. Wm. Procter, aged |74 yoars. . Kirkby Lonsdale~ O the 25th instant, Mr. Georg® , | Dawson, tailor, aged 55 years, High Beuthaim SOn the 21at inst., lue:rt. relict of ¢ | the late Mr. Wm. Bateson, Mewith, aged ...
... Cockerham, Garstang. John Stamp Barrell, Esq., Parkfield, Lancaster. William Smith Cragg, Esq., Arkholme, Kirkby Lonsdale. Edward Dawson, Esq., Aldeliffe Hall, Lancaster, Edward Denis De Vitre, Esq., M.D., The Greaves House, Lancaster. John Edmondson, Esq., Grassyard ...
... Neny, at Lancaster, witl George Sweeney, 28, la counterfeit half- crowns « 16, factory, lately work Dalton, & pair of boots, ¢ and a slop, the prope: Hopkinson, 22, stonem 80 whip stocks, 12 whip l:md leather glov J ; George Cassol Robert Redhead, 28 ...
... 7 | the Rev. A. Wilkin, Mr. G. K. Heekford. to Miss T | Gaitskel, of Bootle. ‘l DEATHS, .| Lancaster—On the 24th ult., Mr. George Hodgson, ¢ | stonemason, Market-street, aged 82 years. | Luncaster—On the 27th ult., Elizabetlr Ann, daughter o Of Mr. Heury ...
... chair we drove on to Kirkhy Lonsdale, called at Mr. Whittaker's, who was not in, and then sent Mr. James. The horses were Mr. Dawson's of the Royal Hotel. T should say it would not be possible to stop these horses under eighteen yards, The carriage had a ...