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... reasonable charges. Punvryeios:- Adolph Powolny, 3, Bond-street. William Thomp-on, Wellington Inn, Wellington-street- John Grattan, Cardigan Arms. NOTICE-Tbe Floral Exhibition will close on Thuinday Evening, when the plants will bh removed. The Committee lave ...
... sapper with a shattered and bleeding hand was removed from the ranks. Re was at once con- veyed to the house of Mr. Grattan, the Cardigan Arms Inn, just outside the grounds, where his injuries were promptly dressed by Surgeon Nunnelley and Assistanlt Surgeon ...
... William Hargraves, in Grattan-street, on Saturday night last. Eargraves, who, as we have already stated, bad surrendered himself, was before the jury. f Elizaebta Natthewmane, wife of Walter Matthewman, re- f siding in b6, Grattan-strer t, was the first ...
... Tur. Adolpli Powohly, of Bond-street; Mr. William Thompson, of the Wellington Inn, Wellington-street; and Mdr. John Grattan, of thie Cardigan Arises, adjoireng the grounds. The day's proceedings terminated with a dis- play of fireworics by Professor E ...
... and ten wickets. HOLBECH ST. JOHN'S V. MARSEEALL-STREET BAND OF HOPE, on Saturday, June 17. Score:-St. John's 125, Marshall-street Band of Hope 98. HOLBECK ST. JOHN'S v. HOLI3ECI YOUNG UNION, on Saturday last. Score:-St. John's 94, Young Union 87. WOODLESVORD ...
... KIRKSTALL EDUCATIONAL-On Satarday. Won by Holbeok by 51 runs. e YOUNG EXCLLSIOR v. ST. JOHN'S IJnTED.-On Satur- ,f day last.-Score: Young Exeelsior, b8; St. John's United, , 28. O MORLEY YOUNG NEISON V. TIM MORLEY NLLSON d SECOND ELnVEN.-On Saturday ...
... the successful candidates ?? Bill, who had obtained 1,056 votes; Susannah Fenton, 1,013 votes; William Shaw, 622 votes; and John Fearnley, 428 votes, The candidates were seventeen in number--ten males and seven females, EREOrloN OF A C0rAPEL AT THoRNnrLL ...
... hailiff lied taken away four ewt. -- of it. The defeiidant had also remsoved a portion of the ir- seventeen parcels to the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road, 'r and a sumn of isoney had been lent upon it. He was *emis- mutted ti- the borough sessions, but bail ...
... Iloyd's-Arms, Lloyd-street, Head-, ingley.-Mr. Ferns said this applicant appeared before the Magistrates for the sixth time. It was nearly a century since any addition had been made to the licensed houses of this district; and the Cardigan Arms was the ...
... presence of at least 2,000 spectators. The overseers and other officers, numbering about 40 persons, then proceeded to the Cardigan Arms Isn, where an excellent dinner was provided. After the cloth was drawn, Mr. E. T. Calvert was appointed chairman, and the ...
... them by sosne coinipstont valuer appointed by tine Recorder of Leeds for the time being. This was signed by Johon Grattan, of tine Cardigan Ann's, Kirkstaoll-road1. Then followed, at the bottoon, ?? the undersigned, do agree to accept the use of the above ...
... Webeter, Eoq., Farnley Wool-aide, near Leeds, steward to the Earl of Cardigan. WHoes-r-ia-S6pt. 19th, aged 0i, Mr. John Webster, of Coatham, ltedear. Woa.rEy -Sept. 21st, aged 03, John Willey, Esq., of Fern Bank, Sheffield. Woon-Pept. 2-ibh, nged 23 years ...