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... Carriage Drives, Sa load.: building sand, 3s. load: garden soil. Is. and; sods. 2d. yard. Rubbish tip 3d. 10ad.—24, Cardigan OroTe. Cardigan Fields. NEWTON BROS.. PAINTERS, DECORATORS? Picture Frame Makers. 17. Cooaaipog SraasT. Leeds. rWMi STALL'S HOOFING ...
... -ups. ‘The following is a copy of the official description of the John Brown, collier, 28 years of age, 5ft. fresh complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, nix vaccination marks on left arm, two men tatoced on breast in boxing attitude with ropes and stakes ...
... : building sand, 2s. 6d. load; garden roil, la load: aod« 2d. yard. Rubbish tip 3d. 10ad.—24, Cardigan Prove, Cardigan Fields. CHANNEL IRON TONS IXITOCK. JOHN BTANKPKLD. Great B'jeeu LEEDS. AMBRIDGE HOUSE SCHOOL. 2, CUNLIFFE VILLAS. MANNINGHAM. Princifal ...
... reverse. To-day and henceforward the public will be convoyed from Boar Lane to the Cardigan Arms instead of to the Beckett Anns for a penny, and from the Cardigan Arms to Kirkstall for a penny. clock is to be placed in each of dozen cars as experiment ...
... Elizabeth, widow of the Lite Professor John Beaumont, the Yorkshire College, Leeds.—lnterment to-morrow (Wednesday) morning Woodhouce Cemetery. BLEASBY.—February 28, at Jack Lane, Hunslet, aged 44, Hannah, the beloved wife John Bleasby.—Will be interred at Woodhouse ...
... of Mr. John Bland, j son. f BROWN.—JuIy 12, at 71. Spring Bank, Hull, the wife of the Be*. J. Carnegie Brown, (laughter. the 14th inst.. at 10, Rer.fleld Terrace, Roundhay Road, the wife of John Lorimer, of sou. PAPWORTH.-July 14, at Cardigan Place, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... heart. For some weeks past now the man in hurry ha* generally walked rather than be shunted about in the vicinity of the Cardigan Arms for twenty minutes or so. Bnt this delay uould not be avoided if the laying of the electric train lines was to be carried ...
... Railway Station by tbe occurrence of terrible fatality. From information in tbe possession of the railway officials it seems that John Collyer (60), carrier, residing Wellington Street, Batley, accompanied friend to the Batley Station, and saw him into the 7 ...
... A BRAMLEY YOUTH'S DEATH. The Leeds City Coroner (Mr. J. C. Malcolm), held an inquest at the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bramley, this morning, on the body of John William Bottom, aged years, son of a widow residing at 7, Hough Grove, Bramley. It appeared from ...
... —Wilson and Holliday, 26, East Parade. —- = LET near Cardigan Arms, good THROUGH HOUSE; arden, w.c., etc.; rent £15 and rates—Apply Arthur Ed- mondson, Horsforth. ———— HADDON ROAD, near Cardigan Arms; living and sitti 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, lavatory ...