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• 71 Stricklandgate
  ...Thomas, who changed his name to Fenwick, was born here in 1729, was MP for Westmorland from 1768 to 1774, and Recorder of Kendal from 1766 to 1777. ...for some considerable time. Scratched upon the leaded panes of the kitchen window are still to be seen the inscriptions - "James Dowker, 1781", "James Dowker
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• 37 Highgate
  ...mation of Mr Lipsett with wilfully breaking a square of plate glass in the window of [[Samuel Rhodes|Mr S. Rhodes]], [[Highgate]], on Thursday afternoon, by ==Westmorland Gazette Westmorland, England 11 December 1858==
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• 53 Stramongate
  ...2 feet 9 inches, is the best specimen we now have of the old [[Westmorland window]]s. [[Category:Building]][[Category:House]][[Category:Westmorland Window]]
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• Chronology
  ...and J.H. Farmer). Reprinted from the ''"[[Kendal Mercury]]"'' and the ''"[[Westmorland Gazette]]"''. LONDON: Hamilton, Adams & Co.; KENDAL: Thomas Atkinson, Stric The first [[High Sheriff of Westmorland]] was [[William Fitz Hugh]], who was appointed in 1160, but of whom very li
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• 41 Stramongate
  ...son]], of [[Singleton Park]]. At the back there is another old Westmorland window."
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• Aldermen of Kendal
  ...opes of regaining his lost throne. This report gave the Lord Lieutenant of Westmorland an opportunity of showing his own and the people's attachment to the new or ...rtion of the 55th Regiment of Foot, on Whit Monday, June 3d, 1811. The " [[Westmorland Advertiser and Kendal Chronicle]]" first published on Saturday, June 29.
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• Castle Dairy
  ...onuments in England published 'An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland', which said: ...window of two trefoiled lights; in the end of the N.E. wing is an original window of two ogee-headed lights. <strong>Interior</strong>. The hall has a flat c
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• 121 Highgate
  ...ws shown on the first floor frontage in earlier photographs and the dormer window looks different now. The ground floor seems to have been set back under a p It was described in an 1881 [[Westmorland Gazette]] article "... in [[Highgate]] is a house, a very ancient one..."
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• Merchant Kendal
  ...conduct). Sold Rainforth Hodgson 1869 £650. Modernised 1810 sash windows. Westmorland chimneys, rebuild 1820. Room paved with cobbles. Bristly hog trade sign. John Collier 'The Window to Watch', previously William G Dawson Cash Drapery Store ([[3 Finkle Stree
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