... William Hargraves, in Grattan-street, on Saturday night last. Eargraves, who, as we have already stated, bad surrendered himself, was before the jury. f Elizaebta Natthewmane, wife of Walter Matthewman, re- f siding in b6, Grattan-strer t, was the first ...

... 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 ...

... 15, West- treWt, were refused; as was an application by Charles Walker Best, of the Ostlers' Arms, Trinity-street, fiy an on and offn Iviac license. John DOobson, of 19, Carey- street, Hunslet, had given notice of his intention to apprly for an offr ...

... attention was subsequently drawn to the mare, which was bleeding from several spur-marks on its off side. Behind its fore- arms were four sores, and the hills of both fore feet were oracked and bleeding from old wounds. There were also three wounds on ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... more frequent running. The stages suggested are- Boar-lane to St. Phillip's Church; St. Phillip's Church a to Cardigan Arms; and Cardigan Arms to IKirkstall. T But if the Tramway Company are really preparing for Ij such a promising reform of their fares ...

... distant John Pratt, 27, Hall-lane Armley, applied for an offbeer licensei Mr. Child, -who supported, presented a memorial signed by .161 -eople in favour of the application uing granted. M&r. Dunn opposed. Mfary Rollingi, 25. Pearson-grove. and 2, John-street ...

... Iloyd's-Arms, Lloyd-street, Head-, ingley.-Mr. Ferns said this applicant appeared before the Magistrates for the sixth time. It was nearly a century since any addition had been made to the licensed houses of this district; and the Cardigan Arms was the ...

... retraction of I this cherge from LLady Cardigan. There was no foundation whatever for the charge. The servant had beaei taken to Clina by an author named Sanderson, he presumed in accordance with his owvn wislh. Lady Cardigan at other trials had been referred ...

... to prison for fivc was a second chargo egainst the Prisoner ?? pigeon-fountain, the property of. Mr. W\ ;. lord of the Cardigan Arms, liirkstall-road, L t* -- was ?? pressed. DEWSLt-Y. rRPOSECUTI or o Lst DEise ME- FOe ?? ' '' Two betting men were fined ...

... (Before Mr. Registrar Marshall.) EXAMINATION OF DEBTORS. John Wm. Hsarison Booth, Boot and Shoe Dealer, Bramley.-The debtor said he had carried on business at 40, Kirkstall-road, Leeds, as John Win. Booth, and lived in lodgings at 175, Stanningley-road ...