... an increase if one amount had come I The funeral took place on Tuesday of Mr. in at the proper time. Mrs. Clarke reported Thomas Scott, Chapel Terrace, Alston, who an increase of 13e. 2d. on women's work. the died at the age of 68 years 'after a brief ...

... Tommy Legs lighthouse, outside Silloth pier, have been drowned within the last 18 years, and at the inquest on Friday on Thomas Richardson, aged 46, who had been missing since April 16th, Captain Irving, the harbour-master, ascribed all the fatalities ...

... The Rev. E. T. Doig, Vicar of Wigton, opened the meeting with prayer, which was followed by an address by the Rev. G. W. C. Thomas, organising secretary of the C.M.S., and the Rev. Canon Boulton, Carlisle, secretary of the Council. A tea was held at the ...

... children during the past and was now present to give his criticism. They woleomed Mr. E. R. Thomas, headmaster of the Newcastle Royal Grammar School. Mr. Thomas said that his friends and he from Newcastle who had been evacuated had received a great deal ...

... OF THE WAR Sergeant Frank Hardy. eldest son of 11 T. Hardy. Kirkeewald. and one of brothers serving with the Forcers. has been killed in action In Frahee official notification having been received by his wife. Mrs. R. Hardy, Todholes Road Cleator Moor ...

... and jot before Christmas he came north to stay for a time with sisters at Kirkpayrald—Mrs. Hardie and Evidence of identification was given by Thomas Miller Hardie. brother-in-law. Garden Cottage Kirkoswald. and Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Haddow. The latter stated ...

... Farmaaby, and Wetbag. If the sprouts are made out .1i II AI son. Rigs Dyke; 052 Casa, Thomas Clow; light they grow lanky and heroine more or £6l 13a Blackett, Thomas Clone; £6l Hewitt, less blanched. This means that the plants tdford; £6O 10s Hodgson, ...

... Wednesday, before Mr„ J. Fawcett (chairman), Messrs. J. Mason, F. W. Parrott, A. H. Barra, J. Ridley and F. Wilson. George Hardy Johnstone, garage proprietor. Habib, Road. Kirkby Stephen, was suninioned for en o ff ence against the islack-out regulations ...

... Dr. Farmer. Messrs. G. L. Topping, E. O'Dwyer, Gerald Briggs. Thomas Slack, W. Leighton and I. Robinson. junior. SALE OF THE • OLD TOWN ESTATE At the Salutation Inn, High Hesket, Mr. Hardy offered for sale the widely known and interesting estate called ...

... d 1 • 3 ' .dsah Y• Grellit (4o, and water was conveyed tothe fire from of and as; others from £39 to £6O. hydrant near Thomas Chase by mesas Heifer—l Carrick, Breaks Hall, Appleby, portable canvas tanks. £5O; 2 James, Patatjll, Peurith. as; The barn ...

... Lancaster, Corker- I LOOKING BACKWARDS month, late of .llston. Alfred thildle, 32, sandgete. Peoria'. aged 72 years. Edward I Thomas Parker, Carleton Hill. Peorith, ' FIFTY YEARS aged years Hannah Elisabeth (Lily) Perot. 6, klusgrave Street, Peurith 'wed ...

... Attested cows-1 Tuer, Low Brow, inure quickly than scarlet runners They ate • Tirril, £49 10s, 2 Dobell, Hartsop, £46 ss; as hardy as the runners. Their long, golden £49 5s Carr. 'temple Sowerby, and Dent. pods ate tender, fleshy end stringless. Their I ...