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... Thomas Stillings Note the Address :— JOHN STILLINGS, THORNToN-ROAD, BRADFORD A little above the Brunswick Hotel. I ' — = WANTED, a steady energetic MAN, to take the management of singeing stuff goods. Apply to Mr. John Botterill, dyer, Leeds. BEDS BOROUGH ...
... Leeds. Chairman—John EUershaw, Esq., Leeds Deputy-Chairman—William Butcher, Eaq.. Sheffield. C. Chadwick, Esq., M.D., Leeds. John Skilbeck, Esq., HuU John Cooper, Esq., Leeds. Walter Stead Esq., Leeds. Ihornaa T. Dibb, Esq., Leeds. John WeUs, Esq., Boothferry ...
... GATENBY.—Jan. 15th, aged 16, Sarah Ann, daughter of Mr. Gatenby, Sweet-strees, Hol c . John GRATTAN.—Jan. i8th, aged 45, John Grattan, Willow- late of the Cardigan Arms. grove, Kirk- HAnsoN.—Jan. 18th, aged 73, ...
... services rendered by him promoting the interests cf the ratepayers. The Cardigan Estate Sale.—On Thursday the sale was resumed in the Albert Hall, Leeds, of property belonging to the Cardigan Estate, in West Ardsley, ark, and Morley. The attendance was larger ...
... can't face Parliament, when Parliament has nothing to do but look at them. The Peelites won't go back. Lord John would, of course ; Lord John never refused anything in his life. He has been Premier; then Foreign Secretary; then Colonial Secretary. Well ...
... (Deputy-Chairmai). Mr. John Win (Member the Yorksbiie County Cricket Committee), Shad well. Lewis. Mr. Fred! ...
... CRICKET. The Leeds Albion.—The annual supper of this club was held on Friday week at the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstallroad. After supper, Mr. Wm. Butler, the president, occupied the chair, and Mr. Robert Monro the vice-chair. The hon. sec. read the 15th annual ...
... KNUR AND SPELL. On Monday, at the Cardigan Arms Grounds. Leedst W. Barker (Hunslet) and L Griuiuhaw (Farsley) played the best of 30 rises each, for £25 a side 1 . GrTmshaw waa nio-st fancied, but he did not realise the expectation of his friends, although ...
... Wharfedale and Airedale Observer. The case was settled. The Fatality at Leeds Forge.—Mr. Georee Tennick, landlord of tbe Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall, executor to the late Henry Tennick.sued, on behalf of the latter's widow and four children, the Leeds Forge ...
... app llBt w 88 Allows :-John sessions on/ the 21st sept. Qj ev eland-street: Samuel Littlewood. Fox'lnn WoodhousfcTrr ; John Milestone Ship Inn, Briggate; Thomas Thorpe, Marquis of Granby. Lady-lane ; Squire Sugden, Cardigan Arms. Kirkstall; Albert Gaukroger ...
... en Tuesday t suffering from a crushed arm, sustained while ( following his employment at the Britannia Mills, , has since had his arm amputated. j Joseph Jfalmer Cattley, son of Mr. William j Palmer Catbley, Cardigan-mount, Burley, fell into i a lock on ...
... 16s. lOd. For details see Leeds Hospital M ifjazine.- old man unknown was run over and killed an electric tram near the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road, yesterday. Eighty-six special constables were sworn in for the city of Bradford on Wednesday, and Captain ...