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Pr Iv Ate Re -..Jdents. [ Cl;Mb!:.Pland 33lJ PR IV ATE RE -..JDENTS. [ CL;MB!:.PLAND. Kendall .Mif's, Eskdale Knight' Alexander .Angus Halley M.D. Leach Robt. 17 Lawson st. Maryport Kendall Mrs. Hensingham house, 123 Main street, Keswick Learmont Capt. John, I Portland pi. • Hensingham, Whitehaven KniQ'ht G-e-orge, 10 Hobart terrace, Penrith · Kendall Mrs.8 Warwick sq.we.Oarlsle Moor\'ille, Carlisle L~athes .Toseph, North Mosses, Kennard Arthur, Station hill, Wigton Knight Joseph, Church rd. Harringtn Arlecdon, Frizington Kennaugh Miss, 31 Wellington row, Knight Mrs. 12 Caldew street, Silloth Leavers Jsph.191 Warwick rd.Carlisle ' 'Vhitehaven Knowles Miles, Croftfield, High Har­ Leek Wm. Whinny hill, Cleator Moor Kennaugh Mrs. 99 Harrington road, rington, Harrington Leconfield Lord, Cockermouth castle, Workington Knowles Mrs. I Henry• st. Cockermth Cockerrnouth; Petworth house, Kennedy Rev. M. V., B.A. How Knox Mrs. Elm cot. Carlt>ton,Carlisle· Sussex; & 9 Chesterfield gardens, '~Bound, Greystoke, Penrith . Knuckey Rev. George S.The Rectory. London W I1..ennedv Rev. P. Norman, The VIcar- Warwick square west, Carlisle Lediard Henry A., M'.D. 26 Lowther age, Routenbecll:, Wythop, Cocker­ KYle Mi><ses, Churchfield house, st1'eet, Carlisle mouth 'staplE'ton, Carlisle Lee Hubert Jn. 64 Broad st. Carlisle Kennedy D. B. II Curzon st.Maryport K~·le Mrs. Rowelto-wn house, Rowel­ Lee John, Southwaite farm, Blind- Kennedy Miss, Abbey Town, Carlisle town, Carlisle bothel, Cockermouth Kennedy Mrs. 2 Solway view, "V\7 hitehvn Kyle T. 143 Harrington rd.Workingtn Lee John William, Woodlands, .Alston Kennedy _Mrs. II Solway view, Kvnerslev. William Henrv. Archer, Lee Misses. West hill, Brampton White haven Modwena, Reservoir rd. Harrington Lee Mrs. GrePnfiPld, Brampton Kennedy Mrs. 20 Thornton road, Labrey Miss, .Allonby, Maryport Lee Mrs. Isaac, 6 Union ter. Penrith St.anwix, Carlisle Lace Mrs. 44 Church rd. Rarrington Lee Watson, 38 Brunswick sq. Penrith :!enning Mrs. 45 Curzon st.Maryport Ladbrooke Mrs. Longlands, Wetheral, Lee Wm. Fredk. Main st. Brampton Kentish Misses, Wigton hall, Wigton Carlisle Leech Rev. Alfred M.A. R-ectory, Kenworthy Rev. George M.A. Bassen- La~dlow Joseph, Oughterside, Bnllgill Newton Reigny, Penrith thwaite, Keswick Laing- Hugh, Scaleby castle, East Leech Jn. 16 Inl;erman ter.Whitehvn Kenworthy J. D. Sea croft, St. Bees Scaleby, Carlisle Lrrch William Hrnrv• B., M . .A. St. Kenyon Francis Thomas, 47a, Words­ J~aing John, Kern Knotts, Etterby .Andrew's churchvard, Penrith • worth street, Penrith scaur, Carlisle Lees Samuel, Ross view, High Har- K-erfoot Rev. John Richard, 9 L~ting Jn.Wm.42 St,James' rd.Carlslt> rington, Harrington W oodville terrace, Whitehaven Laing Wm. 64 St. James' rd. Carlisle Lees William, <;o Currock rd. Carlisle Kernick S. r36 Vulcan's la.Workngtn Laird Wm. I7 Station st. Maryport Leeson A. McK.':l Compton st.Carlisle Kerr Rev.Rt.H. St.Cuthbert's,Wigton Lamb Rt>v. James B.A. Fell Foot. Leqg-ett Jllmt>s, Glt>be ter. Harringtn Kerr .Andrew, Risehow cottage, How Mill, Carlisle Leigh William Johnson, Beaumont, Flimby, Maryport Lamb A. E., J.P. Whmny hill, Graham street, Penrith Kerr J. 10 Hensingham rd. Whitehvn Cleator Moor Lritch Duncan R. The Woodlands, Kerr J. r6 Fox Houses rd.Whitehavn Lamb Everard Joseph, Hayton house, Hone-hton, Carlisle • Kerr Jn. 62 Harrington rd.Workngtn How Mill, Carlisle Leitch Mrs. Monimail, Silloth Kerr Miss, 8 Lonsdale pl.Whitehaven Lamb .T.33 Etterby st.Stanwix,Carlsle Leitch Wm. I5 Havelock rd.Workingtn Kerr Mrs. 49 Chiswick st. Carlisle Lamb Robert, Albert st. Longtown Lemmon Rev. George W. 14 Kings- Kerr Mrs.8 Inkerman ter. Whiteha-vn Lambert Mrs.47Wordsworth st.Pnrth land road, Millom Kerr Mrs. 38 Mason st. Workington Lamo,nbv Hv. R . .Abbots bank,Penrth Leonard J. J. Shandon house, Camp Kerr William James, 3 Strawberry Lamonb~- Lawrence, .Abbots bl; .Pnrth road, Maryport terrace, Edentown, Carlisle Lamonby Miss, 53 Lawson st.Maryprt le Patourel Miss, Low Crosby,Carlisle Keswick J. B.- Eskri!rg, Oulton,Wigtn Lamonby Mrs . .Abbots bank, Penrith Lester Frederic, Forest mount,Words­ Kettle Wm. F. ,g Strand rd. Carlisle Lamonby W. 57 Lawson st. Maryport worth street, Penrith Kewley Mrs. Foxcroft,Chapel Sucken, L~tncaster .T oseph, Station rd. Wigton Lest-e.r Mrs. Fir bank, Fell la.Penrith Millom Lancaster Jsph. Victoria rd. Penrith Lever Herbert F. Mount Pleasant, Key James, o Berwick st. Workingtn Lancaster William,Lime rd.Harringtn Heads Nook, Carlisle Key James Henry, Kimberley house, Lang David J.P. Newton st. Millom Lewis Mrs. 27 Rosebery road, Stan­ Salthouse road, Millom Langcake Misses, ~ King st. Aspatri<l wix, Carlisle Key Mrs.I28Harrington rd.Workingtn Langhorn Mrs. 34 Aglionby st.Carlsle Lewthwaite Mrs.29 South st.Egremnt Kidd .Tsph. C. 51 .Arthur st. Penritb Larcombe Matthew Alfred, 75 Scot­ Lewthwaite William, 35 Bridge end, Kidd Mrs.Castlegate ho.Cockermouth hnd road, Stanwi:x, Carlisle Egremont Kidd Mrs.Virginia,Arthur st.Penritb Latimer Wm. 2 St.James' rrl.Carlisle Lewthwaite William D.L., J.P. Broad­ King- Rev. Fred '\'V. Ennerdale road, Lattimer E. Q Eden street, Eden­ gate, Thwaites, Broughton-in-Fur­ Cleator Moor town, Carlisle ness (Lanes) . King .Tn. Wm. I5 Petteril st. Carlisle Laver Miss,I2 Warwick sq.ea.Carlisle Leys Mrs. III Scotland road, Stan­ King Miss, The Gables, Portin~cale, Law Rev. Robert Hartley M . .A. Christ wix, Carlisle Keswick Church vicarage,Lowther st.Penrith LirlbPtter Robert M. EllPrbanli, King Oliver, I9 Chiswick st. Carlisle Law Andrew T., M.B. Kirkoswald Bri"h~tm, Cockermouth King Thos. 67 Church rd. Harrington Law John P., J.P.Croft ho.Brnmpton Liddell Chas.J.P.Warwick hall,Carlsle King-Webster Harold C. Wanwood, Lawie George Deans, Larch house, 0:2 Lindle George. Etterbv• strt>et, .Alston Brunswick street, Carlisle Rt"lnwix, Carlisle . Kirk Miss, Mockerkin, Cockermouth Lawrence Charles P. 8 Carltml gar­ Liddle Jn.T. 10 Hartingoton pi. Carlisle Kirk Miss, Pattinson house, Alston dens, Stanwix, Carlisle Liddle Misses, ~6 Thornton road, Kirkbride Miss, I7 Wordsworth st. Lawrence Wm.T.Whinny wood,Eskdle Stanwix, Carlisle Penrith Lawrence Willimn Thomas, Newton Liddlt> William, Englethwaite hall, Kirkbride Mrs. 29 Rosebery rd. Stan­ rigg, Newton Reigny, Penrith Armathwaite wix, Carlisle Lawson Sir Wilfrid hart. M.P., D.L., Liddle Wm. The Green,Bowness.Crlsle Kir kconnel Misses, Wood bank, Egre- .TP. Isel hall, Cocl;rrmouth; & 62 Light Rev.A.W.I4SPnhouse st.Marvpt mont Cht>ster square S W & Wellington LiO"htfoot Ernt>st William, Birl;:hv ho. Kirkham Mrs. Ba.rco lodge, Penrith club S W, London C<\vt>ndish tt>r. Stanwix, Carlisle Kirkhaugh Miss, West st. Aspatria Lawson .Arthur. Hesket hail, Hesket Lirrhtfoot Georg-e AuQ"ustus, <; St. Kirkpatrick Mrs. 83 Lawson street, Newmarket, Wig-ton George's crescent, Stanwix,Carlisle .Asp atria Lawson G.Wood vil.Gt.Corby,Carli~le Lb·htfoot J. Tallanti-re, Cockermouth Kirkwood .Tames, Bank house, 70 .Pow Lawson George, 6 Fisher st. Carlisle Lhrhtfoot Jn. Tallantire,Coclrermout,h street, Workington Laws8n J. 4 Wybrow ter.Worldngton Lindesav• Rev. Robert Thomas Mault>- Kirkwood Wm. Church rd. Barringtn Laws on Miss, 91 Harrington road, verer M.A. Vicarage, Walton (Low). Kitchen .T. B. Green Dykes,Eg-remont Worldng-ton Brampton, Carlisle Kitchin Hy.24Inkerman ter.Whitehvn Lawson Miss, North grove, Bowness, LinQ.op Rev. William B.A. The Vicar- Kitchin Hy. J.P. Lonsdale ter.St.Bees Carlisle age, Allonby, Maryport Kitchin Jonn. Lonsdale ter. St. Bees J,awson Mrs. Manisty cot. Egoremont Lindnw Danl23 Victoria rd·.Whitehvn Kitchin Mrs. 2 • Victoria terrace, Lawson Mrs. North plain, Bowne!ls. Lin!! Tbnmas, <;Q MnrN-'11 hill.Carlisle Corkickle, Whitehaven Carlisle T.inton Wm. ?OQ Warwick rd.Carli;;le Kit~hin Rt. N.7 Oak bank,. Whitehvn Lawson Richard 1tnbinson, 2 SprinQ'­ ListPr .Tn.1orHarrino-ton rd.Workngtn Kitching Ant bony, Potter's lodge, b.,nk. North side, Wt>st Seaton. T .i "ter i\f"s. 'Flim bv. Marvport Fell lane, Penrith Worldn<zton Liste>r Mrs. Mayo st. Cockermouth Knee11M rs. r roHarrington rd. W rkngtn Lawson Robert. 8 Park square,Wigton Litt Charles. Belmont-, Ennerdalr rd. Knew!'tu b b • J ose-ph John. :Bracl~:enbar, Lawsw1 Willi:Im .Jo}m, Westwood, Clr::~tor Moor Graham street, Penrith · ~tntion road. Brampton Litt .John, Pulsford house, Parton, Knewstobb Thomas Watson, Dunedin. Ln•·lan~ Rerbert Edward, Long WhitPhaven Grah~m street, Penrith Strath, Borrowdalr, Keswick Little Rev. Jsph. Drovers la. Penrith .
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