... thrown away their arms in - the wood. The ehief dod towards Badom with his staff, but wae surprised near Sedlinska and taken prisoner. his aide-de-osamp, Count Comornioki, was killed. On the indications of some of the prisoners the arms were found by the ...

... there was no hope of success. KNOR AND SPELL MATCH AT LE1RD3 FOR £100.- On Saturday afternoon, in the enclosure at the Cardigan Arms, Burley-road, Leeds, a game at knor and spell, for £100, was played between Joseph C'oward, of Baildon, near Bradford, ...

... %. MESSRS. N. P. AND H NATIiAliOs.-Ola Saturday last, a friendly game of ericket wae played between these clubs in the Cardigan Arms' field, which was decided by the first innings in favour of Messrs. Nathan's,. The following la the so ore :-Sohwann's ...

... MESsRts. JONAS JOSEPHsY AND Co.'s.-The return cricket match between these clubs was commenced on Saturday last, in the Cardigan Arms Field, but Messrs. Josephy's failing to get their opponents out before the time for drawing the stumps, the match resulted ...

... KIRKSTALL EDUCATIONAL-On Satarday. Won by Holbeok by 51 runs. e YOUNG EXCLLSIOR v. ST. JOHN'S IJnTED.-On Satur- ,f day last.-Score: Young Exeelsior, b8; St. John's United, , 28. O MORLEY YOUNG NEISON V. TIM MORLEY NLLSON d SECOND ELnVEN.-On Saturday ...

... COMAr.NY's (JLUB.-On Satnrday.-Score : Brewery Club, 2a' '13; Gas Club,, 41. HoLvzCK ST. JoHN'S v. NEw WORtTLEY PR.OSPECT.-' On Saturday..-Score : Holbeck St. John's, 84; New. -wort- lby Prospeat, .37. ~g~ h' OLEUK' V. WOODLESFORD-Qil Saturday-Score- ...

... and ten wickets. HOLBECH ST. JOHN'S V. MARSEEALL-STREET BAND OF HOPE, on Saturday, June 17. Score:-St. John's 125, Marshall-street Band of Hope 98. HOLBECK ST. JOHN'S v. HOLI3ECI YOUNG UNION, on Saturday last. Score:-St. John's 94, Young Union 87. WOODLESVORD ...

... pig belong- ing to Mr. John Murdock very severely about the head. Ai, hour afterwards it worried a dog belonging to Mr. Smith, Drysalters' Arms, Elland-road. A great crowd of people then gave chase, Several of the men were armed with guns and other weapons ...

... considering a proposal, emsansting iron the Headingley and Burley Bnrial Board, to purchase from the trustees of the late Earl of Cardigan 14A. 3n. 22r. of laud near the Old Ganlens, for a cometery, the price to be £o00 per acre, The R1ev. 1H. Tuckwoll, Incumbent ...

... (Leeds), and C. Woodiseadc (Huddersileld), forwards. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S v. YORJK.t 'lhs returis match between these two dlabs was plaeyed m. on Sattnllrmy lest oss thle grossid of tlse formner, Cardigan . Gsousisfs, lK.irkstssh-rossd. Time duty iwas a very unfavour- ...

... Schofield and T. G. Sharpe, Huddersfield), Walter Bricrley and re A. Hillkirk (Lancashire County), H. H. Doe and John nt Gordon, Jun. (Leeds St. John's), B. Rowley and H. S. he Bonet (Liverpool), L. H. Marriott and A. N. Hornby be (Manchester), A. B. Dewhirst ...

... match on the St. John's ground, Cardigan Fields, Leeds, on Wednesday, November 1st :-lr B. Sc&oflield' Team-(Whites)-F. Richmond (Manningham), back o T. Fothergill (Thornes), A. R. Atkinson (Yorkshire WVan- derers), and V. Royle (St. John's), three-quarter ...