... people tall sick, die, or get better; land is cultivated, factories are in production. The ordinariness of life persists. As Thomas Hardy wrote in his poem. In Time of the Breaking of Nations Wars annals will cloud into night, but the toil of man and his ...

... East Dale Street. Carlisle: Irene Fawcett, Shearman House. Benson Row. Penrith, Derrick Rigg, 16 Lowther Village. Clifton: Thomas lan Banks. 6 Lowther Village. Penrith. and Barbara Joan Souter. 6 Hopper Hill, Crosby Ravensworth. Tuesday: William Graham ...

... was decided to call at every house in N. Stainmore parish to make an appeal and from which the sum of £lO4 was collected. Thomas Fothergill, of Newbiggin-' on-Lune, to open the sale. Mrs Fothergill expressed the need of God's house being kept beautiful ...

... Langley; pony rides, David Cooper; car park. Mr J. Burton. Mr J. Capstick and Mr D Nicholson; gatemen. Mr J. W. Clark. Mr S Hardy and Mr H. Bateman. The teeming rain presented the organisers with a headache on Saturday morning but most of the difficulties ...

... Graham. R. Gram C. Johnston. C Mitcnaosin. R. Morrison, K. Muir. R. Peacock. J. Peatson. D. Richardson. Ridley. P. Teller. G. Thomas. G. GrAnam, H. Glaisier. D. Nixon. D. Rob Rion. N, Wallwork and Robinson (County School; J. Wabos. K. Rroush and K. INatuntal ...

... Cottage Olasaonby; Bernard Cherry, 2 Burwain Terrace. Kirkby There: Ronald J. Wilson. Ainstable. Carlisle, and Joyce Woarton, Thomas Close, Calthwaite - Thursday: Geoffrey Kay, Great Musgrave: Jennifer Blackett. Smallthwaite, Calthwaite; John Alan Wilkinson ...