... Lendall, who is the wife of John Lendall, of 3, Neah’s Art Court, Meadow Lane, is hardly 2 proticient in the business, to judge from the rather singular occurrence reported to the It seems that when Leeds police on Saturday night. John came home his wife deemed ...

... Ireland. Narrow Escape from Leeds. narrow escape from drowning occurred yesterday afternoon in the River Aire at Cardigan Fields, Leeds. John Savage, eight years of age, of Rosebery Avenue, Milford *, Kirkstall Road, hail fallen into tho water and was sinking ...

... unanimously. The other business was formal. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CHILD AT HALTON. Last evening an inquest was held at the Irwin Arms, Halton, before Major Taylor, the West Riding Coroner, on the body of a month-old baby named Leonard Gaunt. Evidence was given ...

... great loss the town has sustained through Mr. Mellor's death. JOHN L. BEARDED BY A ONE-ARMED LAWYER John L. Sullivan, the prize-fighter, at Boston on Sunday became angry with one-armed lawyer, a Mr. Lizotte. The ex-champion, with a vigorous kick in ...

... Henry Nussey, Sunnyside, Cardigan Road, were driving along Burley Road, Thursday, their hor,e supped and fell, both occupants of the vehicle being pitched into the road. Mr. Nu.-sey escaped without iniury, but oue his wifes arms was badly bruised. SCOTTISH ...

... crying and moaning. Did you examine her when she was in bed ? —Yes. I saw two bruises on one arm, just as if there had been-tbe print of fingers. It was on her left arm. The Magistrate asked how this further evidence arose' cross-examination. Mr. Dutton: I ...

... ;:oisl character; over2U I>V rears; from country preferred.—Harewcod Arms, Street, Leeds. 'I IEXKRAL SERVANT wanted: 2in family : apply 6 toB o'clock; age 18 togt.—Elterslea. top Cardigan Road. • ' GIRL 15, with good character; home, children.—Addresa letter ...

... 46. Calls. John Bickers, draper. Commercial Street. Mr. John Bradley, woollen manufacturer. Park Place. Mr. H. Brambles, gentleman, Sholebroke Avenue. Mr. Jas. Butler, gentleman. Cavendish Road. Mr. C. W. ropemaker. Moorland Road. tilt. John Dyson, jeweller ...

... room in Kirkstall Road considerable alarm was created by a tile being knocked off the ventilator. In the vicinity of the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, more house property was damaged, a chimney being carried away and several panes glass smashed. Several ...

... this occasion Punch has more clearly gauged the public taste. P>,m-h, by the way, has a cartoon which scarcely wanes to Sir John Tenniel's usual standard. The spectacle Prince George and Princess May sitting tame lion is too reminiscent of 'Any taking ...

... determined make this gala-day. the way gas decorations, as already indicated, Messrs. lieckett & Co., with the design the Royal Arms and initial letters ere first; though the Municipal Buildings and Messrs. & Co.'s Brewery souuswhar. similar devices were to ...

... from excitement while viewing the Royal wedding illuminations in London. Eight newly - erected dwelling - houses in Cardigan View and Cardigan Mount, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, bave been sold by auction for £1,130. The tender of Messrs. Oakes & Sons, builders ...