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... withdraw sums under £10. JOHN SIMS, Manager and Secretary. HUNSLET PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY.-Loans Advanced from ±2 and upwards, on aporoved Secuiity. Apply 66, Cnurch-street, Hunslet; Parktield House, Dewabury-road; and Cardigan Arms, B/amley. Five per cent ...
... penalty short of penal servitude, namely, two years' hard labour.- John Thomas Barry (24), labourer, was indicted for feloniously assaulting Michael Gannon and stealing from him a coat, & Cardigan jacket* and a knife, of the value of 10s., at Halifax, op March ...
... LOAN SOCIETY.—LOANS ADVANCED ON APPROVED SECURITY. Apply, 124, Church-street, Hunslet'; Parkfield House, Dewsbury-road ; Cardigan Arms, Bramley ; and 37, Lister Hills-road, Bradford. J. RAMSDEN, Agent. Hunslet Carr YORKSHIRE PENNY BANK, 2, EAST-PARADE LEEDS ...
... whi2h came before Mr. Justice Smith and Mr. Justice Mathew were not very thrilling. John Jackson, tailor's cutter, formerly in business at tfkipton, claimed damages from John Francis Yeadon, clothier, of Yeadcn, for alleged breach of contract. He did not ...
... Saturday afternoon, knocked down, in Cardigan-road, Benj. Turner, foreman presser, of 57, Spring-street, West, broke his collar bone, and otherwise injured him. The animal gob as far as West-street, when it knockod down John Callagbau, of 7, Cliffordstreet ...
... Race.—l, A Anderson, Brad- I ford; 2, A Appleton, Bradford. Pedestrian Handicap —A capital attendance assembled st the Cardigan Arm* Grounds, Leeds, on Monday evening, to witness the concluding heats of Mr. T. Thorpe'. 137 Yard. £10 Foot Handicap. «™»L—L ...
... Advanced from £2 and upwards, on approve*} Security. Apply 66, Lhurch-street, Hunslet; Parkfit.d House, Dewshury-road: aud Cardigan Arms, Bramley. Five per cent, on deposits. J. RAMSDEN, Agent, Hunalet Carr. I MPERIAL ASSOCIATION. Established 20 Years,' ...
... Battalion Ist Foot, Private John Bone. 4th, Corporal William Warren ; Privates John M'Guire, Edward Mason, Samuel Rodway, Robert Galloway. 31st, Privates John Clay (dangerously), John Brickston, John Wardle. 42nd, Lance- Corporal ...
... brought about by —Grattan—(loud che A few patrio!s protested against it ers)—Poasonby, and Plunket—but countries was money carried the day, and the union between the two achieved, and public opinion was kept down by the irresis tible armed force poured into ...
... BvTTE.rtfield.-Feb. 17th, aged 74, John Butterfield, BedrO'.t>place, Leeds. Chicken.—Feb. 15th. at Cardigan-lane, Burley, Leeds, aged 69, Louisa, widow of Richard Chicken, Proctor, York. Dlci ...
... ett. — August 29th. at the parish church, Leeds. John Da Hon, square loom worker, to Eliza Fawcett, both cf Leeds. Dulunty—Crowley.—August 30th, at St. Anne's Church, Leeds, by the Rev. F. Downes, John Dulunty to Ellen Crowley, both of Leeds. Haigh—Be ...
... him. The plaintiff.in the first case was Mr. Thomas Peel, boot manufacturer, and the defendant William landlord of the Cardigan Arms, Bramley. The amount claimed £11) lis. sd. Piaintilf bought from the defendant a chestnut mare for 10s. She went lame—the ...