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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... offices were destroyed. The place was completely gutted, and notbing but the bare walls remlain. DEATH OF LORD CARDIGAN. The Earl of Cardigan, who (as we have ,already st:rted) met with so serious an accident lately, expired at eloven o'clock on Friday ...
... to he a William, and he was sucoceeded by io is John, second Earl Fitzewifliam (of Ireland) who Wa e T3 member of Parliament and Cistoes RolisorecforPeer P~borough. Earl John mactied the heiress of John Stringer, Iu- Esq., of Sntton-upon-Lound, Notti ...
... from Leeds, Brad- ford, Huddersfleld, Halifax, Barneley, &c., were present at the Cardigan Arms inclonure, Kirkstall-road, to witness a match at knorr and spell between John Jackson, of Bradford, the champion, and Kirk Stables, of Leeds, the ex-champion ...
... magistrates at the Leeds Town Hall with ?? it draper's assistant, named John Colbb, of a watch and gold guard. On Saturday last, prosecutor attended a! rabbit ?? match at the Cardigan Arme' Field, in KirkcotaU-road. There he saw the prisoner and two other ...
... The plate consists of two, soup tureens aund stands, six dozens donner plates, and two dozers soup plates. Upon each is the arms of the noble- miall's farnily, and the inscription, 'Tho Gift of Halifax. A mucl longer inscription, however, is Upon olne ...
... Henry P e St. Mary's.; Mr. Edwin Neame, Faversham,; Mr. Robt 'eame, Faversham; Mfr. Frederick Gill, Benham; Mr. ,John Curling, Herne-hill; Mr. John Abbott, Pobridge; Mir. Thomas C. Johnson, Chevil; Mr. James Arnot, iSurrey; Mr. David Greig, Earveeston; Mr ...
... acknowledgilig the pre- sence of the membess of the corporattion, Her Majesty took the arm of the Prince Consort, end, followed hr the Princess Alice anid Lord John Eussell, walked slowly down the pier, graciowily hawing right and left to the loyal salutations ...
... 'West York Militia-Surg. Rd. Seville Hanbury. 0 3rdi Regiment of West York Militia.-Lieut, John Robert Clarke. 4th Regiment sf West York Millitia.-Lieut. John Wailise. MEMcoRLAL WIN~DOW TO Ticm LATH MR. ALD. Mhe R,1 or YORK.-Some months ago it was determained ...