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... ” Mrs. y will, therefore, receive .£164 per annum. The Duke of Bdccleuch and the Cardigan Plate. —The Master of the Rolls gave judgment, yesterday, in the case of Cardigan v. Curron Howe. It will be remembered that an application was made to bis lordship ...
... Btreet. G. H. Love, Manchester Road. Bcnj. Blackwood, Wakefield Road. John Reed's Executors, Northgate. Charles Ellis, Duncan Street. Wm. Foster, I ark Road. John Blackwood, Westgate. John Jopling, Manchester Road. Messrs. HARDWICK, BEST & YOUNG have received ...
... connections Henry Grattan’s family, the principal among whom were Lady Laura Grattan, eldest son: Ladv Esmond*, Mrs. Grattan Bellew, and Mrs. Edmund Dtase, granddaoghter of Henry Grattan; Sir Henry Grattan jSelTew, Miss Belkw, Thomas Henry ...
... Janet, wife of Mr. James McMillan. _ _ Arm of Wrigley and McMillan, wholesale stationers, Chester. Same day, at his residence. Mnnnlngham h- John Butterfield, Esq., in the 69th year his age. . Same day, aged 28, Mr. John Austick, letter-proa- 1 Leeds, late ...
... FOOTBALL Bbadfobd Caledonian v. Leeds Blenheim.— The above match was played at the Cardigan Arms Field, Armley, on Saturday. Bradford won the toss and elected to play with the wind (which blew strongly) in their favour. J>eda kicked off at about 3.30 ...
... Abraham Briggs Foster Esq., Chairman, Qneensbury. Col. Akroyd, M.P., Halifax. John Crossley. Esq., Halifax. John Craven, Esq.. Keighley. John Brigg, Esq., Keighley. John Clough, Esq , Keighley. Prince Smith, Son., Esq., Keighley. Eli Foster, Esq., Denholme ...
... blood, which the whole frame recruited.—Advt. FROM LAST NIOHTB GAZETTE. [or BANKRUPTS. Bead, jnrxcnMao. .. .. John Jones, innkeeper, Cardigan Arm, Dawlala, Merthyr TydvU, Francis Phillips. roUJery proprietor and bride taanmocturer. Waterloo Street, and ...
... Valuable Freehold Estates, Bramley. TO BE SOLD BT AUCTION. hyJMr. OLIVER, the Cardigan’s Arms Inn, Bramley, « Wadnttday the 14*4 of May t 1868, #t Seven o’clock p.m. precisely, in the following or such other lots may be determined upon by the vendors ...
... quarter of the eighteenth century, in the Irish capital. Lord Clare and Grattan, notwithstanding their marked opposition of character ami party, were equally her friends. She was with Grattan in his last illness, during the memorable interview with the late ...
... Dublin, or sent their shillings Mr. John O’Connell in London. For sheer shame the chairman handed in 10s. The Vice-Royalty.—The Anti-Papal Movement.— Both these questions are affording political capital to Mr. John O’Connell and his co-agitators. Mr. ...
... melancholy catastrophe, from the incautious use of fire-arms, is given in Saunders's Xeirs Letter :— We deeply lament to say that the family of our highly valued and respected fellow-citizen, Henry Grattan Curran, Esq., stipendiary magistrate, has been plunged ...
... Sheriff’s Court, with damages. Knok and Spell Match at Leeds for ...