... INTELLIGENCE. Loud Cardigan's Arrival.—Lord Cardigan arrived at the Royal hotel about five o'clock yesterday afternoon. The review, understand, takes place today at the barracks. Presentation of a Sword and Address to Lord Cardigan, Leeds.—On Saturday ...

... Forge-lane; Uriah Peace, Denison’s Arms, Waterystreet; Josbna Wilson, Carbrook inn, New Carbrookstreet, Atteroliffe-cam-Darnall ; John Hurst, Belle Vue inn, Creawiek-street, Wslkley-road; John Bnxton, Baglan Arms, Alien-street; and Wm. Birch, Three Banners ...

... Serjeants Arms. Kings of Arms. at Arms. As soon as the procession had thus formed, the heralds, attended by their pursuivants, thrice sounded their trumpets, upon which the strictest silence was observed. Whereupon the Garter King-at-Arms (Sir J. Young) ...

... —Refused.Yonle, John, West End vaults, Broomhall-street —Left the bouse, and application withdrawn. .Alvey, Samuel, Sawmakers’Arms, Harvest-lane. Mr. Chambers applied; Mr. Fretson opposed Granted Stephenson, Henry, Cardigan tavern, Neepsend. Mr ...

... Garside, Royal George, Cricket-rOSS f Edwin James Qa-ooyne, Prince of Wales, street; John Hawley, Cricketers’ Arms, Bramß lane; John Ihbotson, Prince of Wales, Meadow-stfccG John Low, Royal Oak, Beruard-street, Park ; Edward Johnson, Deer, Hawley croft; J»ffl ...

... and Mornings, at Nine o'Clock. JOHN WHITE, WILLIAM JEPSON, L Proprietors ROBT. HIGGINBOTTOM, 1 lewls - THOS. GODBER, ) HE Public arc respectfully informed that the Business on for so great number of years bv the late Mr. JOHN will he continued under the ...

... and Friday Mornings, at o'clock. JOHN WHITE, WILLIAM J£PSON. I Proprietors. ROBT. HIG GIN BOTTOM, THOS. HE Public are respectfully informed that _L the Business ,'j!' s . P'' fe at number of Years by the late Mr. JOHN HAIiKUI .will be continued under ...

... whole distance to Cardigan—more than fifteen miles—notwithstanding the darkness of the night and the bad condition of the road, which is not easily maintained by strangers. As he was not met by the high sheriff, he entered Cardigan privately, greatly ...

... Majesty's Regiment, THE 2nd LIFE GUARDS, (Who will come from London expressly for this Grand Fet#,V Under the Direction of Mr. GRATTAN COOKE, And by kind Permission of COLONEL WILLIAMS. The Principal Solos in M. Juli.ien's Orchestra will be petv formed by Hen ...

... Band of Her Majesty'B 2-nd LIFE GUARDS, h«> will come from London expressly for this Grand Fete,) Under the Direction Mr. GRATTAN COOKE, And kind Permission of COLONEL WILLIAMS. PROGRAMME. PART FIRST. Overture— The Festival (first time) Lindpaintner ...

... Majesty's Regiment, THE 2nd LIFE GUARDS, (Who will come from London expressly for this Grand Fete J Under the Direction of Mr. GRATTAN COOKE, And by kind Permission of COLONEL WILLIAMS- The Principal Solos in M. Jcllien's Orchestra will performed by Herr Reichart ...

... withdrawn.—The application of John Stevenson was granted, and that of Philips refused. Henry Stephenson, Cardigan tavern, Ball-street North.—The application was supported by Mr. W. Smith.—Refused. Joseph Thankerah, Norfolk Arms, Warren-street, Atfercliffe ...