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... yards' rise, boundary. To commence shooting at One o'clock prompt. All entries to he made at Mr John Grattan's, Cardigan Arms; or at Kirk Stables *, Lloyd's Arms, Kirkstall Road, Leeds. MESSRS H. WILSON & DIXON, Turf Commission Agents, Tvrf ...
... yards' rise, «0 boundary. To commence shooting One o'ch»ck prompt. All entries be made at Mr John Grattan's, Cardigan Arms ; or at Mr Kirk Stables's, Lloyd's Arms, Kirkstall Road, Leeds. LOCKET 34-paged Key Book, for the Spring Handicaps, ...
... 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 ...
... gittrttott. MR. JOHN DACRE begs to announce that he has received instructions from Messrs. Grosvenor and Son to SELL BY AUCTION, upon their premises. New HaU *arm, Middleton, near Leeds, on Monday the Twenty-fifth day of January, 1864, the whole of the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Thomas Stillings Note the Address :— JOHN STILLINGS, THORNToN-ROAD, BRADFORD A little above the Brunswick Hotel. I ' — = WANTED, a steady energetic MAN, to take the management of singeing stuff goods. Apply to Mr. John Botterill, dyer, Leeds. BEDS BOROUGH ...
... ; whole season, Is.; Derby. 10a 6d.—Mkldleham, Bedale. Rabbit Coursing.—A Sweepstakes be given away by John Grattan and friend, at the Cardigan Arms Grounds. First prise, £l5; second, £4; third, £l. Entrance - for dogs not exceeding 20Sb, 10a. for dots ...
... 5 5-16 8 10 10 10 19—45 10 9 8 9 5—41 7 10 8 7-40 9 10 9 8 8 9 10 10 4—42 9 10 9 6 -42 Totul 256 Total Mr J. Grattan was stakeholder, and John Brings, of Armley, referee. ...
... Leeds. Chairman—John EUershaw, Esq., Leeds Deputy-Chairman—William Butcher, Eaq.. Sheffield. C. Chadwick, Esq., M.D., Leeds. John Skilbeck, Esq., HuU John Cooper, Esq., Leeds. Walter Stead Esq., Leeds. Ihornaa T. Dibb, Esq., Leeds. John WeUs, Esq., Boothferry ...
... 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 ...
... l r >“- nm on Saturday. February at the above All cutties made Mr Kirk Stable* . Lloyd » K irks tall Leeds, Mr John Grattans, tanl. Arms Inn, near Lecdg, on or before the 23d February. First rabbit dropped at 12 o’clock. ...