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... FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, BRAMLEY.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. ATKINSON .t the Cardigan Arms Inn. Bramley, Wednesday (*e T % nt ,/July, 1804, seven o'clock in the evening, subject to conditions will then and there produced. aB that substantial modernmilt DW ...
... Rules will be enforced. Entries for all the above races will close on Friday, the 26th. Entries to be made to Mr. Grattan, Cardigan Arms. Saddled Horses will be charged Sixpence each ; Vehicles, One Shilling. B oo bMR R 3 ...
... gittrttott. MR. JOHN DACRE begs to announce that he has received instructions from Messrs. Grosvenor and Son to SELL BY AUCTION, upon their premises. New HaU *arm, Middleton, near Leeds, on Monday the Twenty-fifth day of January, 1864, the whole of the ...
... William Hargraves, in Grattan-street, on Saturday night last. Eargraves, who, as we have already stated, bad surrendered himself, was before the jury. f Elizaebta Natthewmane, wife of Walter Matthewman, re- f siding in b6, Grattan-strer t, was the first ...
... forail the above races ‘will close on Friday, the 25th. Entries to be made to Mr. Grattan, Cardigan Arms. Saddled Horses will be charged Sixpence each; T Mr. J. GRATTAN, r. J. o Mr. 8, H. CLAYTON, }s“* * Mr. J. Warxer, Clerk of the Course and Starter ...
... making a round total £132,000. The small arms made in tho same period numbered about 100,000, at a total cost £104,203. During the past three years has been spent in the gun factories, and £000,000 upon small arms, besides immense sums in the laboratories ...
... Bateson Street, Kirkstall Road. It scems that the defendant was returning from a shooting match which had come off in the Cardigan Arms’ field, and, being mad with drink, and boasting of his superior qualities as a crack shot, he was, as is often the case ...
... KIRKSTALL EDUCATIONAL-On Satarday. Won by Holbeok by 51 runs. e YOUNG EXCLLSIOR v. ST. JOHN'S IJnTED.-On Satur- ,f day last.-Score: Young Exeelsior, b8; St. John's United, , 28. O MORLEY YOUNG NEISON V. TIM MORLEY NLLSON d SECOND ELnVEN.-On Saturday ...
... {msented his trainer, John Day, with £l,OOO, and his jockey with £5OO. oBE Beke Pol SR g Distaffina, the property of her Majesty, died at Hampton Conrt a few days ago. She was bred by Lord Chesterfield in 1845, and was by Don John out of Industry (winner ...
... of Farsley, an aspirant to that honour, woo have now deposited £5 a-side to play an even game, for £25 a-side. at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, on Monday, October 31.—Mr Woolfoot, ?eed.g has received articles and £5 a-side for a match at nurr and spell between ...
... charge of pocket-picking. Two boys, named Thomas Barnsley and John YLomas, were drowned by the breaking of the ice on a piece of water at Crookes, near Sheffield, on Monday. A young man named John Wormald, has been found drowned in the dam connected with ...
... Canon ATLAY, D.D. Vice-Presidents.—John Gott, Esq., John Hope Shaw, Esq., and John Smith, Esq. Trustees.—W. S. Ayrton, Esq., Matthew Stow, Esq. Treasurer. —J. M. Smith, Esq. (Messrs. Beckett and Co.) Committee.—Rev. John Klometield. M.A., Rev. Sam I. Flood ...