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... play a game knur and spell. 30 rises each, for a side , Cardigan Grounds- 4 p.m. B.—S. Moss, of Pudsoy, and J. Hanson, of Wlbsey, play a game ai knnr and spell, 3u rises’ each, for £25 a side ; Cardigan Grounds -4 p.m. B.—J. Robinson, of llorsfortn, and J ...
... fret, and I/»m-hert declared the winner, covering 7 yards 7 inches is hia only truth CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Knpb and Uafpicaij, The firat 15 riaea each the promoted Mr Grattan took place on Saturday, when the 19 competitora were placed in live h-ata, the following ...
... 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 ...
... best of M each, for £l6 side : Cardigan Grounds. 18.— T. White’s Maggie, of Wooldale, and H. Hethcrlngton’s Dinah, of walton, to ran the best of 15 courses rabbits, for a side . Borough Park Grounds, Dewsbury. 13.—John Hargreaves, of Low Moor, and James ...
... of Dewsbury, to play a game at knur and spell, the best of rises each, for £26 side, Hanson being allowed six score; Cardigan Arms Grounds. 81.— W. Rowley and W. Kershaw, both of Leeds, to shoot at 16 sparrows each, for £5 a side; Black Hills, York Road-2 ...
... 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 ...
... to Colonel Grattan, Grimslon Estate Office, Tmirnster: or Mr Bradley, the Mill, who will show the premises applicants. f| u LET, and may entered ou immediately, about M acres A excellent CRASS LAND, at Burley, lying on both sides of Cardigan Road, and ...
... and W. Keynolds s K«n. i•lie, 1-j run tl.o .d 15 coorua rmbldts, fur & fide ; Prince Wales' Grounds, Pudsey—2 30.—John Blnns and John Melltu, both of Denholmc. t.. shoot at 15 pigeons each, l ...
... at jar us' rise, boundary. commence thooting at One o'clock prompt. All entries be ma«'e at Mr John Grattan's, t'ai Arnii . Mr kirk Stables's, Lloyd's Arms. Kirkstall Road, Leeds. ViMM If. WnMV ft Turf Commission Agents, 'l ur/ Herald Office. Hull, have ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...