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... and six others. x , Coub «o.— A rabbit courwng match. nA, ' *a cou ,; •. took Place on faaturday. in front of a* Cardigan Arms, Lead*, between Mr. Henley's, whit* dog of K,wgre.n aod Mr. Br-»k.*.. dark dog. of HirtWld-lane, to? *» x. x.. * hen '»•■' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Brooksbank, of Kirkstall, and WiUiam Ellis, of Hun- i ' slet, played a 30-rise matck, for £10 a-side, on Saturday, on the j ' Cardigan Arms ground, Kirkstall-road. EUis (with flvo scores j given) made 221, and his opponent 235. Deerfoot v. Barker.—The great ten-mile ...
... and took the prisoner into custody. e was committed to Prison for one maonth, Cavriox 1o Prnricaxs.—dJohn Grattan, landlord of the C.v!i_;;m Arms, Kirkstall Road, was fined 60+, and costa for having disorderly company in his house «n the moring of the ...
... sioners and their secretaries were forcibly removed. It corroborates the accounts already given, stating that the Americans were armed with guns, swords, and revolvers. The officer who commanded them announced timt his orders were to take tbe foui- gentlemeu ...
... STATISTIUC. Professor R. C. Christie, M .A Owens Collegse, Manchester. SEao-ee G-MxECH&sNI1CAr SCIENCE. _ John Robinson 6q ?? The AtlasWorks. GreatBridge- John Robinson, E~dt.C water-street, Manchester, Communications intended for presentation to the Sections ...
... spoken of by John Scott, John Osborne, Sam. Rogers, Joseph Dawson, and other eminent trainers. — Bell's Life. Try Taylor's Condition Balls, they are very good. '—The Field. OPINIONS OF THE FOLLOWING EMINENT TRAINERS. They are invaluable.— JOHN SCOTT. ...
... OYSTERS to be had of JOHN ROBINSON. 14, Ludgate Hill, Leeds (late of No. 3, Bond Street). Natives, Bd. per score. JOHN ROBINSON. EDGERS and every descrintion of ACCOUNT BOOKS manufactured to wear well and open perfectly flat. JOHN LENNOX, 40, Commercial ...
... Tuesday a young married man named John Moloney, residing near Cork, was found on the Bandon Rail way, near the Waterfall station, with one leg ground off above the knee, one of the arms cut in two near the elbow, and the other arm completely torn out from the ...
... SOUP DaUy from Ten to Six. TURTLE I We, Jobs Peele Clapham, John James Harrison, Thomas Collins the youoger, John Richardson; Thomas John Baynes, Richard Ellis tbe younger, Isaac Thomas Shutt, John Barber tbe elder, Tbotaas Trees, and Joseph William Thatkwray ...
... antd CARRIAGE RUGS i15 Yorkshire at JOHN STOREY and SON'S Woollen Cloth Mart, 43 and 44, Brlggate, Leeds. i A 17205 ] (1 E NT L E MEN WILL FIND the Choicest Variety . T of TROU SElIINGS, OVERCOATINOS, &c. &c., at JOHN REDSHAW'S, 4, Bottom of Briggate, Leeds ...