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... Leeds. Chairman—John EUershaw, Esq., Leeds Deputy-Chairman—William Butcher, Eaq.. Sheffield. C. Chadwick, Esq., M.D., Leeds. John Skilbeck, Esq., HuU John Cooper, Esq., Leeds. Walter Stead Esq., Leeds. Ihornaa T. Dibb, Esq., Leeds. John WeUs, Esq., Boothferry ...
... Fund 83,p537 10 0 Directors. Chairman, John Hackblcck, Esq. Peter Bell, Esq. William Rennie, Esq. John llorrodaile, Esq. Michel E. Rodocanpichi, Esq. James Fracer, Esq. William Turquand, Esq. J. E. C. Koch, Esq. John Walker, Esq. Henry Paull, Esq., M.P. ...
... Thomas Haigh, Esq. John Swainson, Esq. Robert Higgin, Esq. Secretary.— Bw nton Boult, Esq. London Board. Office — 2o and 21, Poultry. Chairman : Sir John Musgrove, Bart. Deputy Chairmen : F. Harrison, Esq. | Sheffield Neave, Esq John Addis, Esq. Ross D ...
... Chairman — John Ellershaw, Esq., Leeds. licputy-aMirman.—V.'m. Butcher. Esq , Sheffield. C. (nadwick, Esq., M.D., Leeds, j John Skilbeck, Esq., Hull. John Cooper. Esq.. Leeds. | \\ alter Stead. Esq., Leeds. Thomas T. liibb, Esq.. Leeds I John Wells, Esq ...
... and ten wickets. HOLBECH ST. JOHN'S V. MARSEEALL-STREET BAND OF HOPE, on Saturday, June 17. Score:-St. John's 125, Marshall-street Band of Hope 98. HOLBECK ST. JOHN'S v. HOLI3ECI YOUNG UNION, on Saturday last. Score:-St. John's 94, Young Union 87. WOODLESVORD ...
... ran. A Sweepstakes.—@rey Stocking walked over. Nurr AND SreLL.—James Hollings and John Jackson, both of Bradford, contended in a match for £25 a-side, at the Cardigan Arms ground, on BAtnrdnLlut. when the former won by three scores, the whole numbers r ...
... Alexandra Inn, Leeds. £lO a-side is now in the hands of Mr John Jubb, Albion Hotel, Batley Carr, Devsbnr{hfor Baxter and Raper's match at arrow throwing, which will come off to-day, at the Cardigan Arms, Le:fl at two o'clock p.m. A match bas been made between ...
... latter to be allowed twelve score st the commencement of thirty rises each, for £5O a-side. The match is to befhyed at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, on Monday, Nov. 13. oorBALL.—The Leeds Football Club, which for some time has been “lost to the public gaze,” put ...
... Iloyd's-Arms, Lloyd-street, Head-, ingley.-Mr. Ferns said this applicant appeared before the Magistrates for the sixth time. It was nearly a century since any addition had been made to the licensed houses of this district; and the Cardigan Arms was the ...
... a-side, between Willism Horrocks, of Gildersome, and Charles Raistrick, of Bradford, 30 rises each, took place at the Cardigan Arms, on Saturday last. Raistrick took the lead from the commencement, kept it throughout, and won by 19 scores. Br. THomas's ...
... tue Metropolis. — A dreadful fire j Dccurred at an early hour ofi Thursday morning at the antiquated j looking Poulterers' Arms Tavern, Ship Tavern passage, east side of Leadenhall Market. The fire consumed the whole of the premises, and destroyed several ...
... these grounds, John Foster, of Hu‘sle?, and John Hanson, of Dewsbury. ran a quarter of a mile, for £lO a side. About sixty yards' from home, Foster, to the surprise of everyone, fell quite exhausted, seriously injuring his left thigh and arm, and it was ...