Good Friday in Carlisle. Good Friday was recognised as a general halidt i o n n g, th n e o se twi in Carlisle, an d passed off without any untowa , g was it t the favourable aty c lop t( i ) ie l r i t ol holiday ra m t a t incident. The weather, such an important fact rh s e t

AT A PUBLIC MEEtING held in the Toww HALL on the 12th hist , it was resolved that a SUBSCRIPTION LIST be OPENED for the purpose of acquiring the TULLIE HOUSE Property, and Property adjoining it in CASTLE STREET, to be offered to the Corporation of Carlisle, in trust for the Publ

It was announced that portraits of MI Isaac James and of the late Mr John lluthart had been presented for the gallery of portraits of ex-mayors in the Mayor's parlour. And it was resolved that the best thanks of the Council be given to the donors. The Council adjourned at twenty

All Steel, undamageable, everlasting, cheap, unequalled.— RICHERBT'S, Carlisle, Cockermouth, Aspatria.

The eleventh session of this Society was brought to a close on Wednesday, when the final meeting for going over the accounts for the past session, and making arrangements for the ensuing one, was held in the Cocoa House. During the session six lectures had been delivered. The nu

CIIAPTER VII.—THE BATTLE OF PRAGUE. Although the call to arms had not sounded, and the soldiers had not fallen into rank, yet Fritz perceived in all around an extraordinary change fonshadowing the coming storm. The men about him seemed transformed; the old soldiers were grave an

ANN BROWN, alias MARY MARLEY, alias ELIZABETH STOKOE, 32, field hand, imperfectly instructed, was charged with stealing a shawl of the value of Bs, the property of Margaret Patrickson, at Workington, on the 26th July, 1889.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr Henry prosecuted, and a

THE annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Inebriety held on Tuesday in the rooms of the Medical Society of London was possessed of exceptional interest, as it took the added form of a reception to Dr. F. R. Lees, late of Leeds, on the occasion of his coming to reside ne

The congregation worshipping at the above church celebrated their circuit anniversary on Easter Sunday. The Rev. R. H. Kipling, of Appleby, was the officiating minister, and preached morning and evening to fair congregations. During the day the choir sang two anthems. On Monday