Bradbury - Appendix 13-18 Magistrates - Coroners - MPs - Dispensary - All Saints Church - Turnpike officials

APPENDIX 13 1883 1938 1979 Magistrates

1883 magistrates.

 

Green-Thompson of Bridekirk, chairman.

Senhouse (Fitz)

Browne (Tallentire Hall)

SewelI (Brandling Gill)

Robinson (South Lodge)

Alexander (The Oaks)

Dykes (Dovenby Hall)

Senhouse (Hames Hall)

Fisher (Wood Hall)

Fletcher (Brigham Hill)

Hoskins (Higham)

Reed (Hassness)

Bain (Bridge End)

Wilson (Broughton Grange)

 

 

1938 magistrates

 

Stanley-Dodgson (chairman)

  1. F. Fisher
  2. H. Hawkins
  3. H. Pears

Miss E. W. Sewell

  1. F. Watson
  2. U. Armstrong
  3. W. Hams
  4. E. Highton

R.Rigg

Canon A. Sutton

 

 

1979 magistrates

 

Mrs. R. M. Wingate (chairman)

Mrs. A. Mackay

  1. Jackson

Miss J. Robinson

Dr. E. B. Hird

  1. Blackwood
  2. Cooper
  3. E. Musgrave

Mrs. B. A. Gratton

  1. E. Gregory

 

 

APPENDIX 14 1693-1910 Coroners for Cockermouth and Egremont

Coroners for Cockermouth and Egremont before the separation of the liberties.

c.1693-1713

Joseph Relph

c. 1713-?

John Muncaster

1736-1746

Richard Baynes

1746-1771

Robert Baynes

1772-1807

Thomas Benson

1807 -1816

Robert Benson

1816-1824

Henry Teshmaker Thompson

1825-1857

William Bragg

1857-1875

Dr. Henry Bell

 

For Cockermouth only

1875-1910

JosephHayton

1875-1879

John McKelvie

1880-1901

John Webster

1901-1907

George Falcon

1907-1910

George A. L. Skerry, who continued as County Coroner after 1910.

 

 

 

APPENDIX 15 1717-1880 Members of Parliament for Cockermouth

The list of M.P.s. for Cockermouth while still a separate constituency. The letters T and W denote Tory and Whig, although party divisions were less strict than now, groupings of the two being possible on some issues.

1717

Percy Seymour, vice Nicholas Letchmere (to an office)

1721

Anthony Lowther, vice Percy Seymour dcd.

1722

Thomas Pengelly, Wilfrid Lawson

1726-7

William Finch, vice Thomas Pengelly (to an office)

1727

William Finch, Wilfrid Lawson

1734

William Finch, Wilfrid Lawson

1737-8

Eldred Curwen, vice Wilfrid Lawson dcd.

1741

William Finch, John Mordaunt of Hants.

1747

Charles Wyndham of Westminster, John Mordaunt, William Finch vice Charles Wyndham (to serve for Taunton)

1754

Percy Wyndham O’Brien of Essex, John Mordaunt

1761

John Mordaunt, Charles Jenkinson

1767

John Elliott, vice Charles Jenkinson (to an office)

1768

George Macartney, Charles Jenkinson, George Johnstone, vice Charles Jenkinson (to serve for Appleby)

1769

James Lowther, vice George Macartney (Chiltern Hundreds)

1774

George Johnstone, Fletcher Norton

1775

Ralph Gowland, vice George Johnstone (to serve for Appleby), James Adair, vice Fletcher Norton (to serve for Carlisle)

1780

John Lowther, T John Baynes Garforth T

1784

John Lowther, T James Clarke Satterthwaite T

1786

Humphrey Senhouse, T vice John Lowther (Chiltern Hundreds)

1790

John Anstruther T of Lincoln’s Inn, John Baynes Garforth T of Yorkshire

1796

John Baynes Garforth, T Edward Burrow T

1800

Walter Spencer Stanhope, T vice Edward Borrow dcd.

1802

Robert Ward, T James Graham T

1805

George Steward, T vice James Graham (to stewardship in Berks.)

1806

John Lowther, T James Graham T

1807

Thomas Hamilton, T vice John Lowther (to serve for Cumberland)

1807

John Lowther T of Swillington, James Graham T of Edmond Castle, John Osborn T of Beds. Vice John Lowther (to serve for Cumberland)

1808

WiIliam Lowther T vice John Osborn (Chiltern Hundreds)

1812

WiIliam Lowther T John Lowther, T Augustus John Foster T of KilIarney vice John Lowther (to serve for Cumberland)

1813

Thomas Wallace T of Canton Hall vice William Lowther (to an office)

1816

John Henry LowtherT of SwiIlington vice Augustus John Foster (Chiltern Hundreds)

1818

John Henry Lowther, T John BeckettT of Lincs.

1820

John Beckett, T John Henry Lowther T

1821

William Wilson Carus Wilson T vice John Beckett (Chiltern Hundreds)

1826

Randolph Stewart, T WilIiam W. C. Wilson T

1827

Lawrence PeeI T vice William W. C. Wilson (to stewardship in Berks.)

1830

RandoIf Steward, T Philip PleydeIl Bouverie W

1831

John Henry Lowther, T James Scarhett T

1833

Fretcheville Lawson BaIlantine Dykes W of Dovenby Hall, Henry AgIion by AgIionby W of Newbiggin Hall

1835

Henry A. AgIionby W, F. L. Ballantine Dykes W

1836

Edward Horsman W of Edinburgh vice F. L. B. Dykes (Chiltern Hundreds)

1837

Henry A. Aglionby W Edward Horsman W

1841

Henry A. Aglionby, W Edward Horsman W

1847

Henry A. Aglionby, W Edward Horsman W

1852

Henry Wyndham, T Henry A. Aglionby W

1854

John Steel W vice Henry A. Aglionby dcd.

1857

John Steel, W Richard Southwell Bourke (Lord Naas) T

1859

John Steel W Richard S. Bourke T

1865

John Steel, W Richard S. Bourke T

1868

Andrew Green Thompson, T vice John Steel dcd.

1868

Isaac Fletcher W of Tarnbank

1874

Isaac Fletcher W

1879

William Fletcher of Brigham Hill vice Isaac Fletcher dcd.

1880

Edward Waugh.

 

This list omits a few re-elections ofserving members after they had been appointed to a government office.

 

 

APPENDIX 16 1910 1938 Cockermouth Provident Dispensary

Cockermouth Provident Dispensary.

1910 Medical officers – Drs. Govan, Graham, Hutchinson and Neave.

1938 Centre – 7 Market Place

Medical officers – Drs. Abraham, Ellis and Govan.

Secretary J. W. Boyd.

Treasurer- V. J. Turner.

 

 

APPENDIX 17 pre 1679-1977 Incumbents of All Saints Church

Incumbents of All Saints Church.

?

Peter Hudson

pre-Civil War

Robert Ricardby (Rickerby)

Commonwealth

George Larkham

after Commonwealth

Robert Ricardby

1679

Gawen Noble

1691

Peter Gregory

1705 (?)

Thomas Jefferson

1768

?

1774-8

Services provided by Churchwardens

1778

Joseph Gilbanks

1795

John Wheatley

1809

Edward Fawcett

1865

Herbert Lavallin Puxley

1874

Eldred Green

1881

William Hasall Parker

1935

Robert Waddington Crook

1955-7

Vacancy

1957

Peter Charles Eliot

1962

William Edward Augustus Pugh

1971

Vemon Douglas Clarke

1974

John L. R. Crawley

1977

Team ministry John L. R. Crawley Colin S. Fuller

 

 

 

APPENDIX 18 1792-1883  Turnpike officials

Turnpike officials

Cockermouth Carlisle

Clerk Edward Steel 1853-80

Edward Waugh 1880-83

Cockermouth-Maryport

Clerk Edward Steel 1854-65

Edward Waugh 1865-83

Cockermouth Penrith

Clerk John Fisher 1803-26

  1. W. Fisher 1826-32

Richard Fisher 1852-

Treasurer John Fisher 1803-23

Jonathan Otley 1823-26

W James 1826-42

  1. Hebson 1842

Surveyor Timothy Todburster 1792-1807

Samuel Culling 1807-18

John Fisher 1818-35

George Watson 1835

Cockermouth Workington

Clerk    John Fisher 1799-1804

Joseph Steel 1804-64

Edward Waugh 1864-82

R. Broatch  1882-83

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