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... EVICTIONS AGITATION. —A scandalous threatening letter has been addressed to Mr. John Davies, corn d‘aler and malteter, Duffryu, in the parish of Llangranog, county Cardigan. The effusion was found by Mr. Davies under the outer dour of his house on Tuesday ...
... Stephen Walker, A. Charles Pole, Thomas Edward River, Maximilian Bieber, John Chute Ellis, Patrick Murrisey (adjutant), John F. Foster, and Frank Osborne; Cornet. Atblestane R. Pryce, John Kinder Spilling, Stewart J. C. Duckett, Arthur Baines, and Charles Reginald ...
... relate to pot knurs. Jackson obtained the championship from the celebrated Kirk Stables, of Leeds, whom he defeated at the Cardigan Arms Grounds in February, 1869. On that occasion Jlekson made a total of 319 score against 284 score as played by Stables. Howson ...
... sentel to the meeting, and the creditors unacimously agreed to accept a composition of 10s the pouu.l. ACCILDINT. —On Saturday John Henry Armitage, aged 13, was accidentally at the factory of Perritt, Senior, He waif engaged in the finishing department, sweeping ...
... was held, the chair being occupied by Mr. W. Cave, of Leeds. AND SPILL MATO! FORM° —About 2000 persons &rambled at the Cardigan Arms enclosers on Saturday, to witner a match at knur and spell between LL Smith, Throetle, of Low Moor, near Bradford, and ...
... of injuries received on the 15th instant, when she accidentally palled on to her a pint of hot tea. Farturin--4% Tuesday Mr. John Dadwood, machine word comber, of Fulton Kill, Fulton Street, Thornton Bowl. Bradford. Ned petition for liquiddtion in the Bradford ...
... THE KIRKBY MALZEARD MURDER. On Mouday morning, at the Court House, Ripon, John William Barker was brought up before Mr. B. D. Oxley and Mr. B. Swim, on remand, charged with the murder of his mother, Anne Barker. at Kirkby Melmard. Thursday last. Mr. Marsden ...
... the straight for the last time, one of the animals bolted, threw the rider, and plunged into the crowd. A servant at the Cardigan arms, named Charlotte Schofield, who had stepped across for a few moments in order to witness the performance, was knocked down ...
... ee hem ie that he dicd soon after. He wi yearsof age. Hewer, eleven years ltvein Boston Green Road, b drowned the Cardigan river there. Arms, Kirkste ail severa] com pee out of depth by ‘bole. his com ae pearly lost his Temes Helly O’Hara were Bradford ...
... Mr. Hboper.—Prose He. Grattan it appeared taws es the 15th March Hooper woe it the - debtor's estate, but this gist meeting the creditors Grattan was appointed receiver is his place, and was elm appointed trustee. On the day Grattan waited upon Hooper and ...
... Shipley, is at prevent in custody at the Keighley Police Station charged on a warrant with embezzling the sum of 180, from John Robert Smith, carver and gilder, Nast Parade. Keighley, on the 28th August. It is said that £lOO was entrusted the prisoner ...
... pretreat H. T, trarnett. T. Thomann. A Hudson Yorkshise Wanderrem,S. Duckett I lialtfaxl.M. Newsome (Dewsbury I. T. Glover John's). T. ti Kennett ?Marty), r. Madison 1110111, J. !Maw (York). After a protracted discussio and corefol deliberation the committee ...