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... Sprinafleld-place. Armley—On Thuraday last, aged 62, Mr. John Close, butcher. Leeda—On Tuesday laat, aged 41, Mr. John Dawson. Leeda—On Monday last, aged 60, Eridort, wife of Mr. Wm. Laycock, of the King's Arms, Meanwood-road. On Suuday laat, tbe Vicarage, Little ...
... rubers and friends sat down to most dinner, at the Nelson's Arms Inn, Thursday last. The was filled by about persons. Amongst the company pre were Sam I Esq., and Joshua Scatcberd, E-q . House; John Wordsworth, Esq , of Black Gales; J. c, Cottingley Hall ...
... by the Rev W F. W. Torre, Mr. John Wilson Greenwood, grocer, of this town' to Mabt, daughter of tbe late Mr. Stephen Burley, farmer of Alwoodloy. Leeds—On Wednesday lsst, at tbe parish church, the Rev W F. W. Torre, Mr. John Roberts Batty, mechanic, to ...
... F. Willoughby, eldest son of the Right Hon. Lord Middleton, waa thrown from his horse, at Birdsail, laat week, and had hia arm broken. Will of thb late General Thackwell. —The will of the late General Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C.8., has just been proved ...
... wUe of Mr. John Bashforth, boot and shoe maker. MISCELLANEOUS. . On Sunday, aged 80, Mr. Joseph Sykes, of DrighUngton. On Sunday, at West Cliff, Ramsgate, aged 73, John Ashley 1 Warre, Esq., M.P. for Ripon. On Thursday week, aged 47, Mr. John Dixon, of ...
... Foi*»»y Field, in Hunslet aforesaid, and are now tbe several Occupations the said James North, and of John Stephenson, Reuben North, John Thompson, John Fearulev, and others. Lot 2. All those SEVEN COTTAGES or DWELLINGHOUSES, with the Yard and Appurtenances ...
... of Cardigan's period of service as In- spector General of Cavalry having expired, Major General Lawrenson, commanding the Cavalry Brigade at Aldorshott, iwill (says the Aar'soy andeNavyN Gaectte) succeed him in that post. 'I John Houseley and John Walker ...
... North, and of John Stephenson, Reuben North, John Thompson, John SEVEN COTTAGES or DWELLINGHOUSES, with the Yard and Appurtenances thereto belonging, ii. Spread Eagle V.rd. Meadow Lane, Leeds aforesaid, in the Occupations of Joseph Wright. John Thompson, ...
... jun , North Eastern Railway Company. The Quean ». W. H. Leatbam. Same v. John Ctaarles*orth. Sam* v. J. C. Charlesworth. Same v. Daniel Boyea. Same v. Robert Taylor. Same d. John Jubb. Same v. Archibald Crowther. Same n. Godfrey Noble. last eight cases ...
... acknowledgilig the pre- sence of the membess of the corporattion, Her Majesty took the arm of the Prince Consort, end, followed hr the Princess Alice anid Lord John Eussell, walked slowly down the pier, graciowily hawing right and left to the loyal salutations ...
... been engaged.— Times. Fatal Bihd-nesting.—On Saturday last young gentleman, son of Capt. W. Richards, of Cardigan, went a bird-nesting to Cardigan Island, the mouth of the Tivy. They were pursuing their amu.sgmnCJs when Master Richards in reaching.for ...
... at Kirkstall, . SwinnowMoor, at the Stanningley Side the Road, Calverley Moor, Gain Lane End, Ambler Thorn, Sheff, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leed. Side thereof, and the Bar Chain across tbe Highway leading to Burley and the several Toll Gates and Side ...