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|  | Gentleman's Magazine, 19th  
Century, 1800 to 1824
 
 
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|  | 1800 
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|   | pp.18-24 - A Rambler's Revisit to Buttermere | 
 
 
|  | 1801 
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|  | pp.7, 291 - letters from A Rambler; not relevent to  
Cumbria. | 
 
 
|   | p.143 - Advertisment for John Housman's Tour of The Lakes  
etc. | 
 
 
|  | 1802 
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|   | pp.633-636 - Book review, A History of the Roman  
Wall. | 
 
 
|   | p.878, and 1803 pp.17-19 - Obituary, Robert Walker,  
clergyman, Seathwaite, and biographical notes. | 
 
 
|   | p.1157 - John Hatfield and Mary Robinson. | 
 
 
|   | p.1186 - St Oswald's Church, Ravenstonedale.  
illustrated | 
 
 
|   | pp.1203-1204 - Book review, Journal of a Tour through the  
North and England and Part of Scotland. | 
 
 
|   | p.1224 - Marriage, William Wordsworth and Mary  
Hutchinson. | 
 
 
|  | 1803 
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|   | p.305 - Sizergh church. illustrated | 
 
 
|   | pp.779-780 - Trial of John Hatfield. | 
 
 
|  | 1804 
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|   | p.9 - Holy Trinity and St Constantine's Church, Wetheral.  
illustrated. | 
 
 
|   | p.269 - Roman sacrificial vases, Sewell's Lane,  
Carlisle. | 
 
 
|   | p.305 - Roman camp, Pykethwaite Fell illustrated. | 
 
 
|   | pp.322-323 - Worthies of Windermere. | 
 
 
|  | p.784 - Review of A Tour through the N Counties of England  
and the Borders of Scotland, by Richard Warner. NOT  
FOUND | 
 
 
|   | pp.846-847 - Book review, Observations, chiefly  
Lithological, made in a Five Weeks Tour to the principal  
Lakes in Westmoreland and Cumberland. | 
 
 
|   | p.885 - Obituary, George Kendall. | 
 
 
|   | p.954 - Verses by the Earl of Carlisle. | 
 
 
|   | p.1065, and 1806 p.401 - Stained glass for York Cathedral,  
from the Earl of Carlisle illustrated. | 
 
 
|  | p.1120 - in a description of St David's Cathedral is a note  
of 'the tomb of Ralph Neville Earl of Westmorland'. | 
 
 
|  | 1805 
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|   | pp.506--508, 609-611, 709-712, 804-806, 918-920, 1010-1012,  
1121-1124, errata 1806 p.39 - Tour to the Lakes of  
Cumberland and Westmorland. | 
 
 
|  | 1806 
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|   | pp.102-104 - Gaols, Cumberland, Westmorland, etc. | 
 
 
|   | pp.401 - Stained glass, Carlisle Cathedral, and  
plate. | 
 
 
|   | pp.412-413 - Ponsonby Family. | 
 
 
|   | p.576 - Storms, Whitehaven, St Bees, and Keswick. | 
 
 
|  | 1807 
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|   | p.40 - Court Room, library, etc, Whitehaven. | 
 
 
|   | p.473 - Storm and accident, Whitehaven. | 
 
 
|   | p.576 - William Lowther ceated Earl of Lonsdale. | 
 
 
|   | p.637 - Rainfall, England, 1806. | 
 
 
|   | p.1009 - Inscription, Cockermouth Castle; and medal.  
illustrated | 
 
 
|   | p.1167 - Snow and gales, Cumberland etc. | 
 
 
|  | 1808 
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|   | p.648 - Murder of Joseph Glendinning, Workington. | 
 
 
|   | p.845 - Murder trial of James Hood. | 
 
 
|   | p.939 - Snow, Cumberland. | 
 
 
|   | p.940 - Enclosure, Westmorland and Cumberland, Earl of  
Lonsdale. | 
 
 
|  | 1809 
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|  | pp.902, 995 - letters from Jospeh Budworth, A  
Rambler. | 
 
 
|   | pp.1140-1147 - Book review, Life of George Romney, by  
William Hayley. | 
 
 
|  | 1810 
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|   | part 2 p.176 - Storm and damage, Penrith. | 
 
 
|  | 1811 
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|   | part 1 p.178 - Storm and damage, Carlisle. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.124-125 - Richard Brathwaite, Drunken Barnaby's  
Journeys. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.305, 506-507 - Deanery of Carlisle.  
illustrated | 
 
 
|  | 1812 
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|   | part 1 p.480 - Riots, Carlisle. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.6 - Hints for a Tour to Scotland; new turnpike from 
Carlisle. | 
 
 
|  | 1813 
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|   | part 1 pp.110-111 - Ullswater, filling up with  
stones? | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.51 - Carlisle Castle. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.298 - Obituary, William Close, Dalton. | 
 
 
|  | part 2 p.307 - letter about a prayer book, from Jospeh  
Budworth, A Rambler. | 
 
 
|   | p.405 - Obituary, John Pennington, Lord Muncaster. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.573-575 - Book review, History of the Roman Wall,  
by W Hutton. | 
 
 
|  | 1814 
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|   | part 1 pp.13-14 - Monastic churches. | 
 
 
|   | part 1 pp.515-516 - Obituary, W Hutchinson. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.626-628 - Brougham, Brough, Appleby etc. | 
 
 
|  | 1815 
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|   | part 2 p.189 - Obituary, Mrs John Wordsworth,  
Penrith. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.367 - Storms in the North, Carlisle. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.631-632 - Obituary, Duke of Norfolk. | 
 
 
|  | 1816 
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|   | part 1 p.379 - Obituaries, Emmerson, Kendal and Briggs,  
Natland. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.173 - Storm, hail, north Cumberland. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.274-278 - Obituary, Dr Richard Watson, Bishop of  
Llandaff. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.278-279 - Obituary, Joseph Huddart. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.599-601 and 1819 part 2 pp.402-405, 505-508 -  
Compendium of County History, Cumberland. | 
 
 
|  | 1817 
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|   | part 1 p.404 - Comment on A Complete History of the  
Rebellion, by James Ray, 1755. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.104 - Cathedral School, Carlisle. | 
 
 
|  | 1818 
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|   | part 1 pp.329-330 - Review of Barnabee's Journal, 7th edn  
1818. | 
 
 
|  | 1819 
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|   | part 1 pp.116-120 - The Fountain, innsign; rivers in  
Westmorland, Cumberland, etc. | 
 
 
|   | part 1 p.488 - Obituary, Rev W Strickland, born Sizergh,  
Westmorland. | 
 
 
|  | 1820 
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|   | part 1 p.224 - Lithographic views, Lancashire; by Emanuel  
Mendez da Costa | 
 
 
|   | part 1 pp.228-220, and 290 - Cumberland poets. | 
 
 
|   | part 1 p.307 - Lithographic views, Westmorland and  
Cumberland; by Emanuel Mendez da Costa | 
 
 
|   | part 1 pp.406-407 - Carlisle and Carlisle Cathedral in a  
Tour Through England and Wales. | 
 
 
|   | part 1 pp.567-568 - Obituary, Mrs Curwen, Workington,  
Cumberland. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.15-16 - Poem To-Morrow, by Susan Blamire,  
Cumberland. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.20-22 - Ungraduated Clergy, school teachers in  
northern schools. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.344-346 - Book review, the River Duddon, a series  
of Sonnets. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.558 - Fire at The Rose and Crown, Kirkby Lonsdale,  
Westmorland. | 
 
 
|  | 1821 
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|   | part 1 pp.23-24 - Archibald Armstrong, jester. | 
 
 
|   | 1821 part 2 p.370; 1822 part 1 p.558; 1822 part 2 pp.33-38  
and 290; 1823 part 1 pp.560, 637-639, 642; 1823 part 2 p.174 
- Olivia Wilmot, Princess of Cumberland. | 
 
 
|   | 1821 part 2 pp.457-458 - Poem on a snuff box, by the Earl of 
Carlisle. | 
 
 
|   | 1821 part 2 pp.595-596 - List of Poets. | 
 
 
|  | 1823 
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|   | part 2 p.173 - Rush bearing, Ambleside,  
Westmorland. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.323-325 - Schools, Westmorland. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.486-487 - Cumberland poets, Ralph and  
Blamire. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 pp.515-517 - Shap Abbey, Westmorland. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.642 - Obituary, William Green, Ambleside and  
Keswick. | 
 
 
|  | 1824 
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|   | part 1 pp.3-5 - Karls Lofts, Shap. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.245 - William Wordsworth mentioned in a review of  
The Library Companion by T F Dibdin, 1824 | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.392 - Verses mentioning Drunken Barnaby, by  
Lawrence Price, 1655. | 
 
 
|   | part 2 p.548 - Ancient horseshoe found at Carlisle. | 
 
 
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