... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... damaged. The storm was felt with equal violeuce all round the neighbourhood. At Bramley, the house of Mr. Morley, the Cardigan Arms Inn, was struck with the electric fluid, but material damage was done. At the Leeds Barracks, it entered at a window uuder ...

... Joseph Creerv. George Jaggar, John Williams, fnd, George Isaac Clayton. Daniel Isaac, Josh. Chapman, Jsriu-s Johnson. IJuncun Vic Allan, Arthur Hutchinson. Ireland fottr, via.William Mc A free, Harper, William Mc John Freely. On the Foreign .ViMiou died ...

... the rejected of Dudley, and the accepted of P-.linhurch. (we are proud people, the Scotch,) his knee, and head of ** plain John Campbell” rebounded yard from the sod. • • • • Honest Lord Althorp jfod-natoredly joined conspitacy against the venerable patriarch ...

... river on Sunday, and remained till Tuesday, when, in drifting down to sea, she ran foul of the Sarah, a vessel belonging to Sir John Tobin, that had just come to her moorings from Demerara. In the endeavour to clear the vessels, the boatswain of the Euphrates ...

... undergo their mpective sentences :---Ou board thr Lerietham Hulk, Portsmouth—Joseph Shepherd, John Kirk, Peter Horhury, Christopocr King John Mitchell, John Gledhill, Thomas Jackson, William Rutherford, William Powell, Frederick Sullivan, William Ilibutson ...