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... 'Before T. H. Ingham, Esq., the Judgk.) His Honour held his monthly sitting in the Crown Court in this city, on Tuesday, at 10 a.m. Present—Mr. Atkinson, barrister-at-law, Mr. Saul, Mr. Hough, Mr. Donald, Mr. Moore, Mr. Graham, Mr. Mc.Alpin, and Mr. Wannop. The business was so heavy that it occupied the Court five hours ; but the great majority of the cases presented feature of public interest ...
... [BY OUR OWN REPORTER On Tuesday last a special meeting of the Trustees of the harbour of Workington was held in the Harbour-office, Workington, for the purpose of con- sidering Mr. Renders proposed improvement in connection with the entrance to the harbour, and the state of the harbour generally. Present; Messrs. Fletcher (In the chair), Lamport, Key, Falcon, Bell, Alexander, Westray, Harri«on ...
... be at rest Great tiou and scandal has lately been occasioned a dispute between tbe rector, tbe Rev. J. Robinson, and Mr Si» > ot Drurr.burgb, one tbe churchwardens. Mr' Nixon, for reasons best known to himself, fancied he would like the service to corameuce ten minutes earlier than has been customary for very many years. He therefore requested Mr. Robinson to alter it accordingly, aud met with ...
... Commissioners, as to the Administration aud Operation the POORLAWS, PUBLISHED AUTHORITY. Fellows, Ludgate-streef, London. Sold also by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE ACQUIRED WITHOUT A TEACHER. Bro. price the Fifth Edition, thoroughly revised and corrected, GUIDE to the FRENCH l.ANjl*. GUAGE; especially devised for Persons who study the Elements of that Language ...
... EASTER WRESTLING & SPORTS: With ces the wrestling season. F ...
... I MP E R I I. FARM A M E T. HOUSE OF LORDS, Tiilrsdav, Feb 21. A Krai nu.uiM-r petitions were presented both lor and a'ain&i the reptal ol the rmn-la** SOUTH AMERICA. intSTKANGFOKD next c*i the aiieouoauf 'ht re, that he should on to the stale ■n« that now existed beiw»-eo Fiance and ceila n ties of iih America. l j u _ Visconm inquired «lni s'eps had been taken to. ibe pr neetion Brit -It ...
... PUBLIC MEETING. meeting of gentlemen interested in promoting the succesi of the Newcastle Races, was held yesterday afternoon, in th ...
... Her Majesty has expressed a wish that Mrs. Giffard, the widow of Captain Giffard of the Tiger, should have the highest rate of pension (£200) permitted by the regulations, and that she should have apartments at Hampton-court Palace. There are five children, the allowance for which, under such circumstances, may a-year each. Wednesday last. Prince Albert, the chancellor the university, visited ...
... out? ' ional white slave CONGRESS. Fp r\ THE aliens act. 1 Ca binet ministers 1 SUFFRAGETTES. *FNTARY tour of COLONIES. ——— AVAL MINISTER'S VISIT ; V , To DOVER. n out again in the Near r ' £ r k' anc * Greek are flying: Nstfi. and shedding each . W Ver the B ils haVf I \ Jn e Turk. Now it may be- j that l^e m inds of the Christian t; v' c r- ecent War wAH not a merf ■ as , j V i ns the ...
... ®jie ; AND WADES WHITEHAVEN ADVERTISER. 3IOJVDJIT, SEPTEMBER, 1824. Where Moderation dvelfs, the Sovl admits IHstinct Jtleat and Matur'd Debate; an Dye Impartial, anil an Even Scale.—Hence lt isi!i>m sound, and unrejienting Choice. VV. Q. [ADVERTISEMENTS, READY MONEY The n ...
... ISLE OF MAN. MB. STEELE. Principal of the CRESCENT ACAD EM Y, begs to intimate to his Friends in WhitehaTen, and its Vicinity, that he intends being in Whitehaven, along with Mrs. STEELE •bout the 10th of next Month. He will be found at Mrs. Irwin's (i»/d*n Lion, and will be happy to give Parents and Guardians every Information respecting his Academy. He will return to the Island by the Mona's ...
... may notice that which holds forth , Whigs of this country the name of Fox, as a supporter of their priii r\ ., not deny to that eminent Orator a' t \ epithet of the Friend of the assert, that those who now enroll th his banners, and who usually assert' , his Birth-day, and to toast his are the dupes of imposture; they are real character and opinions of Mr. * 0 able instance in proof of ...