... pints from the King's Arms pubhehouse, W'cUhouseHolace, at the Bank, Leeds; Charles Brarr ley, Joseph Sharp, John Jones, Thomas Derapson, Win. Turner, and Richard MiUington, until the Sessions, as suspicious characters; and John Dawson, James Dowcey, ...

... within the Parishes aforesaid, to which Objections have been delivered to me, to be deposited the House Matthew , the Cardigan's Arms, in West Ardsley, otherwise ''Wiudetnriix., anif also the House Of Samuel Bcnn, the Black Swan, in East Ardsley aforesaid ...

... Robert Tanner, Bank-Street, Leeds. FREEHOLD & TITHE-FREE ESTATE. SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. John Holmes, at the House of Mr. Robert Bucktrt ut, the Cardigan Arms, on the Bradford Road, on Wednesday, the Fifth Day of November next, all that desirable and ...

... do his best uiul rail the cireuinS'Bnces. THOMAS THOMPSON and JOHN NAYLOR. were convicted the penalty, damages, aud costs, for cuttiog underwood in Wood, the property of the Earl of Cardigan. Thompson was adjudged pay Is. 4d. (being his second offence) ...

... Rewards. April 3, 1823. y LITTON IN CRAVEN. * BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. Sharp, the House Mr. Harm an Trueman, the Tennant's Arms, in Kilasay, in Craven, in the County of York, Wednesday, the 16th Day of April, 1823, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, subject ...

... 1828. TITOOD TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, on Wednesday, the Hth Day of March Instant, the House of Mr. Robert Bucktrout, the Cardigan Arms Inn, in Burley, between the Hours of Six and Eight o'Clock in the Evening, subject such Conditions as shall be then produced; ...

... Leonard Lee, Mr. William Jackson, Mr. Charles «od. Mr. Robert Glover, Mr. James Nelson, Mr. John Buttrey, Mr. William »igglesworth, Mr. James Crosley, Mr. Benjamin Mr. John Thackrey, Mr. William Dickenson, Mr. T. T. Smith, Mr. Henry Jeui.ma, Mr. Thome* Wade ...

... witnessing such a spectucle. lie was intmediately abused by the parties, who called out to the soldiers to throw down tlieir arms, and release their comrade.— This shameful incitement had no other effect than to dis- gust the men, who were well aware ofthe ...

... felled in April, 1791, in the park Sir John Rnshout, Hart, at North wick, near Blackley, in Worcestershire, judged to about years old. was perfectly sound; contained cubical feet timber in the trunk, and the arms were estimated at 200 feet more. Mr. Gilpin's ...

... or to Mr. CAi-itT, Solicitor, Leeds. 17REEHOLD ITTHE-FREE ESTATE. JL TO SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. John Holmes, at the House Mr. Bucktrout, the Cardigan Arms, on the Bradford Road, on Wednesday, the Fifth Day of November next, all that desirable and gre ...

... College The Rev. George Turner Seymour, Trinity Hall. The Rev. Charles Spencer Elliot, Trinity HalL The Rev. John Raw- linson, Trinity Hall. The Rev. John Roberts, Trinity Hall Members' Piizct The subjects for the present year are, for the Senior Bachelors, ...

... supplied the shortest Notice, and on the most reasonable Terms. SOLD BY AUCTION, at tlie - House of Mr. Matthew Barraa, the Cardigan Arms, Woodchurch, on Wednesday, the Thirteenth Day Feb. ruary, 1828, between the Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon ...