... Rules will be enforced. Entries for all the above races will close on Friday, the 26th. Entries to be made to Mr. Grattan, Cardigan Arms. Saddled Horses will be charged Sixpence each ; Vehicles, One Shilling. B oo bMR R 3 ...

... Waneton colt. Prince of Wales Stakes.—John Leech. Lot .Vll.::buo:d ';;&'k};—(;.;;:;n-w:;;z;uck out of the City and fuburban Handicap yesterday afternoon at 3.10 to Messrs. ‘Weatherby. On Baturday, at the Cardigan Arms’ enclosure, Leeds, a knur and spell ...

... LEEDS BURLEY RACES will take place at the Cardigan Arms’ Grounds, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, on Sarwrday, the 26t/ September, and net on Monday, the 28th, as vefore advertised, For particulars apply 10 Mr. JOUN GRATTAN as above. Races to commence at 2 o'clock ...

... forail the above races ‘will close on Friday, the 25th. Entries to be made to Mr. Grattan, Cardigan Arms. Saddled Horses will be charged Sixpence each; T Mr. J. GRATTAN, r. J. o Mr. 8, H. CLAYTON, }s“* * Mr. J. Warxer, Clerk of the Course and Starter ...

... card-sharper, was charged with swindling a draper’s assistant, nawed John Cobb, of a watch and gold gunard. On Saturday last, prosecutor attended a rabbit coursing match at the Cardigan Arms’ Field, in Kirkstall Road. There he saw the prisover and two other ...

... Sportsman, Nurr AxD Speun Matcn AT Leeps.—On Monday afterno n a match at purr and spell was played at the Cardigan Arms Ground. Leeds, between John Brown, of Barnsley, and Dyson's Lad, of Bradford The match, which was for 4 50, was one of 30 rises each ...

... horses in training. NUurr AND SPELL —On Saturday last, Richard Hornby, of Windhill, and J. Orabtree, of Shipley, met at the Cardigan Arms grounds to play theic match at nurr and spell, for £lO aside, thirty rises each. Horuby won by six scores, the respective ...

... James Sharp, of Morley, ATRINsON—Dec. 6, aged 65, Martha, wife of Mr, John Atkinson ~ of Portland Crescent, Leeds. Hitcnin—Same day, aged 84, Judith, relict of the late Mr. John Hitchin, of Hali‘ax. Brow~N—same day, aged 25, Mr. William Brown, watch ...

... Bateson Street, Kirkstall Road. It scems that the defendant was returning from a shooting match which had come off in the Cardigan Arms’ field, and, being mad with drink, and boasting of his superior qualities as a crack shot, he was, as is often the case ...

... ran. A Sweepstakes.—@rey Stocking walked over. Nurr AND SreLL.—James Hollings and John Jackson, both of Bradford, contended in a match for £25 a-side, at the Cardigan Arms ground, on BAtnrdnLlut. when the former won by three scores, the whole numbers r ...

... Alexandra Inn, Leeds. £lO a-side is now in the hands of Mr John Jubb, Albion Hotel, Batley Carr, Devsbnr{hfor Baxter and Raper's match at arrow throwing, which will come off to-day, at the Cardigan Arms, Le:fl at two o'clock p.m. A match bas been made between ...

... Pollard Street, Bradford, It app‘ared that the prosecutor and prisoner had beth be-n at a “nurr and spell” match a® the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, on Saturday afternoon, and the prosecutor had won half asovereign by betting from g friend of the ...