... Call-lane ; Joseph Pickard, William IV,, e Briggate; Joseph Eastbam, Malt Shovel, Meadow-lane; o and George Pickles, Cardigan Arms, Bramley, which were r suspended until the adjourned sessions. o The applications for new licenses were next taken, and ...

... three wherries loaded with pig me.'&rj weighing altogether ten tons, exclusive of engine. W'e fborth trial was up to the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road, w: Cb a weight of forty tons, on the before-named wherries. T.fhe whole ot these trials wore perfectly ...

... this D alibi in favour of Matthiewman. prisee I. . M'le atilicwmcass, father of the prisoner, said he lived pHie, for In Grattan-street, Kirketall-road, and his eon lodged withplc rc. him. Both he and his eon worked at Burnley and Nichols' place 25. ...

... lei thrown over the horse's head ; mly right arm was dislocated. th I then xeveut into 0cc-eli's and got a bedl there. Harrison Caine there, I believe, at 0cc-eli's request. Harrison pro- on posed to set my arm, but I preferred having our own Sur- H; geon ...

... the lady who died from having been poeisoned by I2' ml], strychnia, at Cardigan-place, Leeds, oin the 1st instant, Was iA n-resumied at tenl o'clock yesterday miorning, before 'John! I d( lo Blackburn, Eoq., Leeds Borough, Coroner, at thle Court- It out ...

... lap before poue his conduct ti frouc. their removal to Woodicunee Grove, and subse-g crueniay duriimg tlceir residence in Cardigan-place, Leeds. a: Ilomitted to tell you, gentlemen, when tics death of thep deceased took place. It swas oil thele It of March ...