... 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 ...

... Steward 4, Alfred Nelson 8, G. H. Burrell 1, Benj. Parker 5, James Noble 5, Thomas Booth 2, Joe Sykes 10, John Rhodes 3, J. W. Yates 15, W. Fans— 0, John Nelson 0, wides ate., 17 ; total 79. Church I— htcte— E. Newsome 1 0, David Hanson 0 0, Joshua Tolson ...

... 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 ...

... Seer.—A nurr and spell match between Kirk Stables, the chun&ion. and James Hollinge, of Bradford, will be played at the Cardigan Arms, I.A:fi:. to-day, for £5O a-side, \.! Tne Late Figur ror tae CHAMPIONsHIP,— The rumours about the late fight for the Ch ...

... 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 ...

... Front of the TOWN HALL, This Day SSatukday), at Half-past Four oClock punctually, and March to the Fields Opposite the Cardigan Arms, to Keep the Ground during the Inspection of the Leeds Rittes. Members that cannot get by the tirue wiU please come to ...

... at the Lioyd’s Arms, Duke Street, on Monday night, it was proposed and scconded that Mr. Child is s fit and proper person to serve the interests of this Ward for the eusuing | three years. As an amendment, it was pr’o!poaod that Mr., John Trumbleis a fit ...

... won by Mr. 8, Grattan’s Peggy Ta't, Mr. W. Cocksrham’s Jimmy Jones being second, and - Mr. Penny’s Fanoy third. Mr. J, William:on officiated as judge, Mr. T, Atkinson as clerk of the course and starter, and Mr. J. Clayton and Mr. S. Grattan as stewards ...

... isonmest.-John M'Lauehlan, alias ▼2»* M'Kay, s. a skirt and hat, the p. of Thomas Clough.-John P. rSt p eniston alias James William Wood Peniston, s. boots, the »h c 5 Th °mas Arundel.—Margaret Delaney, alias Hanstone, s. boots, j, P- of John Vauehan. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Knor and Spell. A match for £20, between John Jackson, of Bradford, and Lnke Hoyle, of Helton, near Leeds, cams off on Monday iv the Cardigan Arms grounds, Kukstall-road in the presence of some 3.060 persons. Jackson was the winner ...

... Bill and Mr. Locke King his £10 County Franchise . measure, he would not snpport it 1 Also, whether he would sup- I port Sir John Trelawney's bill for the total abolition of Church- Mr. Milbakk— I am not prepared for the total abolition of Church-rates ...

... requiring repiy CRICKET. BURLEY V. THE KlRKSTALL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY —A one-innings match was played between these dabs in the Cardigan Arms field on Saturday, and, as will be seen, the game was easily won by the Kirkstall Educational. Score •—Bcrley W. Simons ...