... shall erected across the said Hoad on the Side of tba Cardigan Arms Inn. and also thai Toll Gate Cham '• shall l»e erected on the side of the said Turnpike near to the said Cardigan Arms lan, across cert a, Highway there to Hurley and same Tolls ...

... 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 ...

... shall erected across the said Road, on the East Side of the Cardigan Arms Inn, and also that a Toll-Gate Chain shall be erected the Side of the said Turnpike Road, near to the said Cardigan Arms Ino, errors certain Highway there, leading Burley, the same ...

... {Chronicle.) Lord Morpeth supported the petition. Adjourned Debate. Mr. Rulhven, Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Shell, spoke in favour of Mr. O’Connell’s motion ; and Mr. John Browne. Sir Daniel Sandford/ and Mr. Lambert, supported the amendment. Sir Peel followed ...

... at lonise, to certain Part the said Road near to the Cardigan Arms Inn. and the Fast of such Inn, and also erecting l 01l Gate. Par. Chain, upon lite said Turnpike lload, near to the t'aidigan Arms lan aforesaid, across a certain Highway there leading ...

... l Howe, Mr. Samuel Stansfeld, in the filth year of bit age. On Saturday last, Mr. John Brassy, of . Halifax, 111041111, aged 74 years. On Monday last, aged 43, Mr. John Howard, of Halifax boat proprietor On Salurrlay last, aged 17, Maria, the daughter ...

... great interest has been excited m this vicinity, by the removal of the Turnpike from Kirkstall to the Leeds side of the Cardigan Arms Inn. A meetin was held at the Court House on this subject on Friday, and the matter underwent a formal discussion' The ...

... Torepile Road, Kirkstall Bridge, certain Part of the said Road near the Arms lon, the Fast of such Inn. and also erecting Toll Gate, Bar, or Cham, the said Turnpike Road, near the Cardigan Arms Inn aforesaid, certain Highway there leading to Builey. Dated this ...

... was committed for trial at the aes-toos. Rorbikg Ship*.—Three hoys, named C hat IGould John k,%u>\ H'm. Smith, were charged with stealing rope from the Henry Grattan, ly ing live d cks. They were committed for trial the session*. It transpired, in the ...

... The hill was accepted payable at Messrs. Masterman and Co., bankers, London, and endorsed by the drawers, John Brow n, Edward Jackson, and John Bing!ey. Joseph Walker, clerk in the bank of the prosecutors, gave the following evidence: I have known the ...

... Tennyson on Tuesday relative to tbe case of Henderson, the man lately flogged at St. George's barracks, was resumed. Afr. H. Grattan expressed himself in strong terms against the barbarous practice of flogging in the army, for the abolition of which he should ...

... would prove an a»»^ declension in tiie prosperity of Ireland daring the last t hirt> - years. Sir J. Newport— the boasted Sir John— had said ttw ' T & a beggared gentry and' a- ruined tenantry. There ** savings in Ireland, if there were in England'; *^h° ...