... Moor. Great Horton lanr, Little Horton Lane. Bowling lame. Ambler Thorn. N»per Lans, lilerley hhelf, Htone Table. The Cardigan Arms Inn on the Leeds Hide thereof, the Bar or Chain across the leadmg to Burley and Keevy. will LFIT UCTIoN. the best Bidder ...

... the town were in an excited, state, by the people being all up In arms. I mean by up in arms, tbat the people were coming out of their houses. I do not mean that the people had any arms in their hauds. The people in the neigh- bourhood were in expectation ...

... Usher the Sword of State. of Arms. the Black Rod. Groom in Waiting on Groom the Groom in Waiting H. R. H. Stole to on the Prince Albert. H. R. H. the Queen, the Prince Albert. Seriesnt Arms. The Lord Steward. The Sword of at Arms. State. The Lord THE QUEEN ...

... did not notice it, it would be their own fault. The chairman then read the following extracts from letters received from Sir John Hnnmcr ; “Bettisfield Park, 2Tlh Jan,, ISI, You will, I am fine, readily believe that I have paid imine ...

... Woollen Cloths may reiy obtaining , a good article any de«ign and colour, price to meet the present depression in trade. Lord Cardigan has been good deal Leeds daring the past week, interested in the quelling !of the disturbances. He occasionally rei cognised ...

... the Right Honourable Lord Wharncliffe; Lieutenant-Colonel, the Hon. John Stuart Wortley, M.P. ; Major, John Edward Greaves Elmsall; Adjutant, Captain Robert Cooke; Chaplain, the Rev. John Sharpe, D.D.; Surgeon, Robert Storrs; Assistant-Surgeon, Edward Taylor; ...

... the town were in an excited state, by the people being all up in arms. I mean by up in arms, that the people were coming out of their houses. I do not mean that the people had any arms in their hands. The people in the neigh- bourhood were in expectation ...

... with Turn-over Beat, and Patent Arms. HANDSOME STANHOPE OIC, with C.ned Back, and Patent IrM. PONY PIIAETON. with Tarn-over Seat, and Patent Arm«. PONY 010. with Patent Armi. SECOND-HAND STANHOPE GIO, with Patent Arm*. The Sale commence at Twelve o'clock ...

... Charley; Henry Ward, Blackburn; John Dransfleld, Oldham. Bound over to keep th« Ambler, Eli OuaiiallJ Humphrey Quarmby. Henry Mellor, David Garsidd, John Beevers, Christopher Tißany. Fined for being Drcnk—Edward Emmerson, John Bottomley. To Examine—Andrew ...

... The new Ministry took ell measure# in their power to crush this movement. The populace and arsenal workmen were supplied with arms, ana with all the remaining troops marched a central position, with the apparent object of attacking the eastle. But it was ...

... a dinner will take place in the North Ward, in commemoration of tbe return of Mr. John Holmes to the Town CounciT* It , will held in the large room the Ordnance Arms, (Mr. Farrar»,) Road. Several influential Liberals are expected to be present, and ...

... George, end shields with the arms of England and France. Tho state chairs wore what might be called Gothic design, and the throne ass surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the back of the throoe were ecnblasoned the Royal Arms of England Oliver. Seated on ...