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... withdraw sums under £10. JOHN SIMS. Manager and Secretary. HUNSLET PROVIDENT LOAN SOGIETF.—Loans Advanced from £2 and upwards, on approved Security. Apply 66, Church-street, Hunslet; Parkfield House, Dewsbury-read; and Cardigan Arms, Bramley. Five per cent ...
... 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 ...
... he extended to them the privileges of his hostelry, and fined the defendant Gavins 20s. and costs. Mr. John Grattan, the landlord of the Cardigan Arms Inn, Kirkstall-road, was charged with harbouring disorderly characters on the morning of the 14th inst ...
... let, Chairman. Mr John Scott. Bottle Mr John llotmea, banker, Mr William blU.rrugh. Com Miller, Leeds. Mr James Crabtree, (ienlkman. Cbapeltown Road. Leeds. Mr Edinuud Could, Wbulcsaaie Boot and Shoo *'——* Leeds. AND SErBKTART. Mr John Sim*. Leopold Villa ...
... Wortley. RomNbON— WALKEß.— Decembers, at St Paul's Church, Shadwell, by the Rev. John vicar of Bardsey, James Robinson, linen manufacturer, Leeds, to Saphia, eldest daughter of John Walker, Esq., Beacon Orove, Scarcroft. RCSBY— A PPLETARD.—November 30, at the ...
... a-side, between Willism Horrocks, of Gildersome, and Charles Raistrick, of Bradford, 30 rises each, took place at the Cardigan Arms, on Saturday last. Raistrick took the lead from the commencement, kept it throughout, and won by 19 scores. Br. THomas's ...
... Bradford. Wm. Ackroyd, Esq., Otley. Robert Adams. Esq., Leeds. John Adams, Esq., Selby. Thomas Barnes, Esq.. Bingley. John Bankart. Esq., Bradford. F. Billam, Esq., NewaU HaU, Otley. John Peele Clapham, Esq., Harrogate. Joseph Craven, Esq., Keighley. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Secretary. UNSLET PROVIDENT LOAN __ from £2 and upwards, SecuWu M cnurch-street, Hunslet; Parkfield HoumT iw?„ Ap P ly Cardigan Arms. Bramley. J- RAMSDEN. Agent. Hunslet Carr. I ASSOCIATION. Established 20 _eai. ■ advance. A Money from £5 to £s*o upon ...