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... EN( Saie day, at the parilsh churcls, Otley. Mr. JOHN~ HANW9LT,, AMeosr, jun., of Barley Wood Bead, to JANE, daughter 01 Mr. WSI. GuIL, noui of Burley. on7 On Monday, at the cathedral, Ripon, Mr. John HULLEY, corn miller , to ANN, daughter of Mr. GEO ...
... the successful candidates ?? Bill, who had obtained 1,056 votes; Susannah Fenton, 1,013 votes; William Shaw, 622 votes; and John Fearnley, 428 votes, The candidates were seventeen in number--ten males and seven females, EREOrloN OF A C0rAPEL AT THoRNnrLL ...
... This was an action brought by Mr. John Gordon, jan, President of the Leeds St. John's Football Clab,0 against Mr. Wmn. Henry Billington, the promoter of the Bald- eini entertcinment, which took place at the Cardigan Tields last October. Mr. E. Tm-nDaL ...
... statesman possessing the influence and the spirit d of Grattan, would bo the probable-nay, the certain- g result of the re-establishment of a separate Loegisla- ICA )t tore in Dublin. Even nith Grattan, the experiment wn of 1782 did not av'ert, if it did ...
... hailiff lied taken away four ewt. -- of it. The defeiidant had also remsoved a portion of the ir- seventeen parcels to the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road, 'r and a sumn of isoney had been lent upon it. He was *emis- mutted ti- the borough sessions, but bail ...
... of the gallant Lord Cardigan (11th Light Dragoons), received an order from Lord Lucan, commanding the cavalry, to take the Russian gnuls in the valley. There was some doubt as to the correctness of the order brought 1 to Lord Cardigan by Captain Nolan, ...
... COLLEGE v. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. Yesterday, in the presenco of a very small gate, this return fiture vwas contested at the Cardigan Fields. Neither side waS fully represented. Play opened in a very uninteresting fashion, and was in the St. John's half for a time ...
... Stratford, cut on the face Williora Lloyd, 13, Chorlton-on-Medlech, arm sprained; John Heydon, 22, cashier, Stockport, contusion of both legs; and a child, one year old, named John Walker, of Openehaw, whose forehead was contused. The drivers and guards ...
... J. Thompson, E. Ives, J. Wood, B. Clayton, W. Heaingway, and W. Greenwood, forwards. LEnDs.-At Cardigan Fields, Leeds St. John's v. Devwsbnry Leeds St. John s.7. Heaton, bark, T. P. Bate R Walton, and G. L. Walker, threerquarter backs; W-. Place tA E W ...
... EBuraside, Itl'-ey. Mardi lath. BIRASILEY.-Mr. Appleton. of Messrs. Olver and Appleton, sold by auetion last night, at the Cardigan Ar-ms. Bramley. three through terrace houses. situate i Swinnow-road. Branlyev. with the gardens thereto be- longing, opducing ...
... Dragon j nihrant of Arms), and Portcullis Arms). | their wands, and sobdoed tones befitting the oa'ruuon. Next the two senior at- . tendante the Honse. Messrs. Ramble and Robinson, j evening and weanng Mr. F.Hcme (Rerjeant-at-Arms), bore the mac© before ...
... held on the 21st Sept. .-John Burrell, Forester's Arms, Cleveland-street; Sami. Littlewood, Fox Inn, Woodhouse Carr; John Mile- stone, Ship Inn, Briggate; Thomas Thorpe, Marquis of Crauby, Lady-lane; Squire Sugden, Cardigan Arms, iKirkstall ...