... The Under-Sheriff for this county (Mr. J. G. Mounsey) held a court at the County Hotel, in Carlisle on Monday, and empanelled jury for the purpose of assessing damages ia case of seduc’ion. The plaintiff, Mr. Robert Robertshaw, who is landlord of the Castle Inn, Penrith, and also soda water manufacturer, sought to recover d»m-ages from John Westmorland, voung man about 23 years of age, eldest ...

... and myself, went to bed about nine clock. Joseph and I had supper, consisting of coffee, breail. •♦nd clieenc. went to Ihhl about ten ©dock. Father and mother slept in the front room, and myself and brothers and sisters in the hack room. hen went bed. Robert, the deceased, was in bed enine. I asked him what he was crying for, but lie never spoke. 1 bathed ids bead and facem cold water. I did ...

... Tin; usual kly meeting of the above board was held on Thursday last, in the board-room. Present Mtssrs W. Wilson (in 'hair), Hodgson, lOnhwick, Ainsworth, Il ...

... [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 ...

... 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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... Parties answering advertisements in The News are requested to attend to the following explanations:— “Apply at The iYetoa-offioe means that personal application must be made at the office. , , . “ Address [capital letter and number] Ifetos-office, means that application must be made &y leiter t post paid, and in no other Applications not in conformity with these directions cannot be attended ...

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... On Thursday ©▼enioß Special Hiding Men’* B«»diiig-rool«), look place the Oddfellowt’ Hall, atreet, Whitehaten. It had been announced that O. C. Banunck, E«q.. M to lake the chair, but it turned out that this waa mialake, aa it had been intended by that •antlaman only read ; bnt aa the announcement had been made, and Mr. Bentinck to preaeni, it waa not conaidered woilh altering. At it waa the ...

... HARRINGTON. On Monday night last, a melancholy and most determined case of suu ide was committed on tha line of railway near Manington. From the way in which the body deceased was found, it is apparent that the neck must have been deliberately laid upon the rail in front of a passing train, and that the wheels of the carriages had passed over it, and severed the head from the body. The name ...

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