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... White, Bermondsey; Robert Chambers and Edwin Wmsmp, Newcastle; Henry and John Henry Oasper, Newcastle : George Hammertou and George Franck, dington; Tfioroas Mackinney and John Maokmncj, Riehroond : Thomas Poc«k, Lamlietii, Wiw, Kow Kobort and William ...
... Hunslet, to play match for a-side, 30 rises each. Lancaster to To come off ut the Cardigan Arms lun, Kirdall Road, Leeds, of January. Mr. Wooltuot b. ttakebolder. amt Mr. John Kollett to referee. ...
... is now down the bands Mr. James Woolfoot, Market Tavern, for this match, which is to be for side, to bo played at the Cardigan Arms, next Saturday, Stables to give Lancaster 20 scores. J. Kellett, of Wibaey to be referee. This match exciting much interest ...
... now down to the hands of Mr. James WeoUqot, Market Tavern, for this izateb, which ie te be for £29> amde. to played the Cardigan Arms, next Saturday, Stables ...
... GreeatieU, 22; John Wray, Hyde, 30 ; Wright Lockwood, Staleybndge, John Sykes, Millbrook, 29; Wright Booth, Hyde, 31 j John William, Wadsworth, Masby, 29; John Taylor, Newton Heath, 27; Thomas Walch, Staleybrulee, 81; Robert Hyde, Millbrook, 97; ...
... nurr and apelL for £l6 s-side, 80 rises each, has been made between Myers and dest, to played this day (Saturday) the Cardigan Arms. A match nnrr and spell has also been made for a-tdde, 80 rises each, between Isaac Naylor and J. Wainright. tube played ...
... Matches to come sff this day (Saturday) :-*A fer s-side, stance, 150 yards, between John Nolan, Ohorch Kirk, and John Tboa. Roth Well, of Cunieh. a* tide is in tbs bands of John Slated who is final stakeholder and referee, and made into £5 a-side on the day ...
... for £5O a-««1e was played between Kirk Stables and J. Coward, Bill don, near Bradford, 80 rises each, the front of the Cardigan Arms Inn, Kirkst&ll-road, Leeds. We never remember a match that created such ceneral interest as this has done, in proof of ...
... extensive maaufactuiing towns. Coward was the favourite in consequence of having defeated Stables, in the front of the Cardigan Arms Inn, Kirkstallroad, Leeds, on Saturday, April 20, for £5O a-side. The Bradfordiaut were in high spirits upon their man ...
... wticles and *,3 side, formatch nurr and spell, thirty rises each, for a-side, between John Rhodes, ..f Ivirstall, and B. Myers, Annlev. To played »y next, at the Cardigan Arm*. Kirstall-road, Leeds. The game h» commence at three clock. ...
... upwards, letter only.—Address, l.i®. Fleet-street, London, E.C. Stamps will returned. Orders payable at Strand office. MB. JOHN STAMFORD EXECUTES COMMISSIONS (by letter oul>) any amount oa receipt of o*«h. A list of tbe latest betting sent free to any ...
... Mr. Woolfoot’s, I^eeds, THE Match betw Rhoden and Myers, for £lO side, was p!aye t, on Saturday last, in the frout the Cardigan Arms, Ki ratal I road, Leeds, and was won Rhodes, Who scored 21.0; Myers, 239. Victoria Grounds.— Chisel and Fan.— W. Lodge ...