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... the same shall erected across the said Road, the East Side the Cardigan Arms Inn, and also that a Toil-(rate Chain shall erected on foe Side the Turnpike Road, near the said Cardigan Arms Inn, across certain Highway there, leading Barley, sod the SSMC ...
... Redusranshall, in the eounty of Durhan), (former- Iy of Worecster lollege, Oxford,) to Eliza B3acknell, eldest daugls- ter of John Howard, Esq. of Ripon.. Same day AtHiuddersfield, by the ilev. J. C. Franks. M A. vicar, Mr. 0. S. Joisnsoss,::iroolstalpler ...
... husbands the return Sir John Beckett to Parliament for ancient borough. DINNER AT THE CARDIGAN ARMS. BL'RLEV. Yesterday evening, between thirty and forty gentlemen were to dioe Mr. Dawson's, 'be Cardigan Arms Inn. Hutley. in honour Sir ...
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... Thursday week, the wife of Mr. John Broadbent, of Cropper-lane Bradford, of her seventeenth child, on which day she completed her 40th year. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, at our parish church, Mr. William Dawson, of the Cardigan Arms Inn, Burley, to Miss Mary Ann ...
... at Bramley. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. John Holmes, at tbe House of Mr. Isaac Morley, the Cardigan's Arms Inn, in Bramley, in the County York, (by direction of tbe Trustees under the Will the late Mr. John Walker, of Bramley, Millwright.) at Five o'Clock ...
... SOLD BY* AUCTION, Mr. James Whalley, on Monday the 19th Day of February, 1844, at the House of (nr. William Sbires, the Cardigan Arms Inn, in Bramley, the Parish of Leeds, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, and subject to such Conditions as shall then be produced ...
... Edward is. Brown, Mr. Win. Dawson, of the Cardigan Arms Inn, to M Miss Mnary Ann Dodsworth, of Red Cottage, Water-lane, in e this town. es On Thursday, at Hooton Pagnell, by Reet. J. L. Newmarch, e Mr. John Godfrey, to Miss Catherine Saunderson, both ...
... royal destruction, with a King having his head drooping, and the bloody executioner armed with the axe; and who have robbed the poor of their rightful possession. IN CARDIGAN'S case, telling the highest tri- bunal in the land that the crime of murder would ...
... own happiness. Lord Cardigan Dublin. The Mercantile Advertiser contains the following curious statement The officers the 4th Dragoons Guards, stationed in this city, with view, as we. learn from a correspondent, to take Lord Cardigan (recently arrived ...
... Commands the above, with his numerous Friends, will be attended to, and executed with that Difpatch the) demand. PAINTING. JOHN ARMITAGE, Houfe and Sign Painter, Gilder, &c. &c. having removed from the Premifes, Kirkgate End, Leeds, to the Houfe and Shop ...
... the period selected for the fete; thus, the Duke of Wellington appeared as the Duke ot Cumberland of that day; the Earl of Cardigan, as an officer of the Eleventh Dragoons at the battle of Culloden; the Marquis of Londonderry, as cavalry-officer of the ...