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... Jnu- HunsleL {One Concern.) Hunslet, 31st January, 1828. rpo BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the House Mr. Matthew Barras, the Cardigan Arms. Woodchurch, on Wednesday, the Thirteenth Day of February, 1828, between the Hours of Four and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon ...
... 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) ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Smithson, Esq. Solicitor, York. KIKKSTALL GROVE, near Leeds. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on Friday, 14th March next, at the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced, (unless ...
... sold to Mr. John Woojilo,. One, other PilraetCarrInge Road,of the Width orf Eighteen Feet. to be called GIIl'd Rteod, branching out of the ilatley Road, and leading. Noirtltuardli' and Westwardly over Haigla Moor, to Land belongngt )John l~itaks. One ...
... Wood, Kitkscall last week's report.) i nd also with stealing two ends of brown cloth, from waggon standing at r of tiie Cardigan Arms Inn, neal tl is town, the ultimo, was finally examined this morning, and liberated for want sufficient evidence to substantiate ...
... of horsegearing, from Thorns Stead, Armley, common carrier. John Burn, for assaulting Mr. Henry Philliskirk, one of die Constables of this town, when in the due execution of his office. John Casson, for assaulting Joseph Wood, by. stabbing him in the ...
... manufactory of Messrs. Hargreaves, in this town, had ber arm broken above the elbow, and her ancle severely crushed. She was removed to the Infirmary, where she is doiug well. Burglary. On Tuesday, John Kennedy was committed for trial to York Castle, upon ...
... the Offie of Mr. I FtussTINKc, S loieter, Lactis. I St. John's Street, Leeds, February 1st, 12021. KIRHKSTALL 01O0VE, near LEEDS.-On Friday, heI/ic14T, qf - Musei, 1ltCO, ait thle Cardigan Arms, K~irkocill rood, at Four f ?? !ii the A fterniioon, tibjeet ...
... you will receive with applause. ' The health Lord Fevershum.—3 times.'!.— (Loud applause.) BsaD— The Bussian Quiet.' step. JOHN HARDY, Esq. Iteeorder of eeds, rose and said—Mr. Vi Chairman, — have been requested acknowledge the toast which I about give ...