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... Sutton, the latter n.it .i t. Messrs Hutchins and Eaton 103, Mr P. I>. Walker I V. Mr Bray 101. Bedfem, with one arm, put together l.’ in the One Arm and One Leg Match ; Mr Charles 1 •*:: has registered 109; Messrs Shore, -pkin- n. Cart--r. Fawkes, Baker, and ...
... auction. VILLA RBSIDENCK*AT BRAMLKY, NEAR ' LEEDS.—To be PEREMPTORILY SOLI), Mr. Stowe, at toe Cardigan Annii Inn, Bramley, Monday, the Oltohkr instant, Seven o'Clock P.M., precisely (subject the conditions which will then produced), all that Modem S ...
... jßiocelUnr on* ilcuje. The Earl of Cardigan ia entertaining a succession visitors Park, near Kettering. One of the most eminent men in the States of the Church, Count Francis Lovatclli, has been assassinated at Korean*. i The subscription contract of ...
... Pigs, fifteen weeks old; 6 Geese. Fowls, Ducks, and 20 Pigeons. Narrow-wheeled Block Waggon, with Patent Arms; narrow - wheeled Cart with Patent Arms and Sideboards; Milk Cart and Harness; Patent American Corn Reaper. Iron Plough, with Wheels ami Draughts; ...
... DWELLING-HOUSES. & ESTATE AGENTS, O and VALUERS, HUNSLET ROAD, have to Cardigan Lane, Headiugley and rates. 57, queen's Plice, Camp and rates. J.), Wt-stlmry Terrace, Hill JEW and rates. 52, Albert Grove. North et i'l> and rates. j 5, Leak Terrace, ...
... John Young, Leeds. £ «. d. . 0 .110 10 1 0 0 10 110 2 2 0 10 110 110 10 10 1 1 0 The tea Cardigan 3 19 Knight, per Archdeacon aagrave 110 Collection Leathiejr, per Jlev Aytoough Fawkee 3 8 The Treasurer! have alio much pleasure in stating that Mr J. D ...
... William ('•». London : John. 1:., helm, London . La*,!**. gambler, Loi ...
... ore Mr John Fawcett and the Rev, Canon Gr.eaweil—with assaulting Policeconttable Wilson, at on 9fch The officer named saw the prisoner drunk and brawlicg Edmcndehy, on Saturday night, and advised him home. declined, the officer took by the arm and led ...
... ICQ, — Pigeon Sweep—Cardigan Artni, Loedm. added St. entrance. Thia Day. Blue Pigeone, lOe. office, Hull. Sparrow Commercial Inn. Castleion next. JMiwy i p.m.lo*. added; la. Sd. sutrsncs. Great Terrier obit Sweep, Smyth's Arms, Copley Hill—G. Wilson ...
... easy distance of five railway stations. Immediate possession will NEWTON is instructed SELL BY AUCTION. Mrs Pickl- s, Cardigan Arms Inn. Brantley, near Leeds, Six tor Seven clock precisely, on Sl'er dn;/, June the t i/lh, 1873, subject to conditions to ...
... N. WUv.-To 1 Mini!teoi.K aed »W- *»y»J K Thorns. Cardigan Hoim. COTTAGE. gait Uorttnghamahlre. 3 ■' ...
... OF MR. JOHN LAIRD. ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE MASTERS' FEDERATION. The Central News Birkenhead correspondent telegraphs that Mr. John Laird died a quarter past 11 this morning. Mr. Laird, whose illness was very brief, was a son of the late John Laird, ...