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... an inquest was held at the are stirring up angry feelings against the colonel of a crack cavalry corps, and has other Cardigan Arms Inn. Hee before Thomas Taylor, us, am) a whist', ris being circulated far and by n.ilitary honours promised him in the ...
... under the trustees of the Earl of Cardigan. Neither the Overseers nor the Assessment Committee, who had been served with notice of appeal, attended.—Mr. Watts said Mr. Feernsides paid a rent of 260 for the Cardigan Arms Inn and 25a. 2r. ldp. of laud situate ...
... R e d. says he feels sore that his young ear, wan slightly injure; in his right arm. Mr. John hood .1, six months old, will easily develop a love for Stephensoe, of the Arm of Stephenson, Jsques and eeld s, bemuse he is alreedy mesh a base bawler. Co. ...
... legably sad on .4 hr only. To encore insertion. be to haw by Weellueedby inoruin4. MR JOHN BRIGHT ON COMPULSORY VAI,CINATioN. To Me Edell, of the Batley Amt. air,—Mr. John Bright's letter is profoundly in tweeting to millions of poor people, who are unhappily ...
... County Trial Match at the Cardigan Fields, Lee•is, on Wedneslay, October 22nd : Whites—A. Hartley, Castleford, back ; R. Robertshaw, Bradford, F. T. Ritchie, Bradford, and T. Haynes, Selby, three-quarter backs ; J. H. Potter, St. John's. and T. Wilman. O.sett ...
... the General Works Committee that a letter had been received from Dr. D.Juthwaite, Cleckheston, claiming £2O on behalf of Mr, John Bet ry,of Ilartshead Moor, who had b-eo deprived of water for manufacturing purposes by reason of the water iu hie dam being ...
... Castle (Castleford), J. Annan (Leeds St. John's), and J. Heron (Selby), forwards. Stripr.—J. Fothergill (Thorns), back ; J. W. Graham (Wakefield Trinity). C. E. Fox (Salterhebble), and H. A. Croasfield (Leeds St. John's), theequarter backs ; J. Naylor (Batley) ...
... taken into consideration. Mr. JOHN WESLEY AND MIYOTALL HOUSE.—We aro indebted to the courtesy of a Batley gentleman for permission to publish the following letter which was sent by Mr. John Heald, of Dewsbury, to Mr. John Harrop, whose address was, Near ...
... Lightfoot Shorrocks Accrington, for a friction brace, or tool carrier ; John Sephton, Birkdale, for an improved boiler or water heater, applicable as a warming stove. Patents sealed : John Fothergill and William Briggs, both of Wakefield, for improvements ...
... who again Meta to represent the Borough in the Liberal interest atlthe coming general election. When the Chairman, oe whoa arm Mrs. Simon was leaning, made his appear*ace, followed by Mr. Serjeant Simon, Mr. 0. J. Simon, and others, such an ovation as ...
... good law. (Cheers.) In 1782 Mr. Grattan, by his great exertions, induced the Parliament of Great Britain to concede to Ireland a Parliament having a wide, concurrent jurisdiction with the l'arliament of this country. Grattan's Parliament had powers quite ...
... in his cueing to hold out against her and her husband, for a. yet he had never manifested the least intention of receiving John McDade into the family, although be appeared all right with his wife when she visited her old home. The remaining portion of ...