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... reasonable charges PUKVKYOKS :— Adolph Powolny, 3, Bond-street. William Thompson, Wellington Ina, Wellington-street. John Grattan, Cardigan Arms. NOTICE.—The Fleral Exhibition will close on Thursday Evening, when the plants will be removed. The Committee have ...
... reasonable charges. Purveyors:— AdolpL t'o'vclny. 3, Bond-street. William Thompson, Wellington Inn, Wellington Street. John Grattan, Cardigan Arms. NOTICE —The Floral Exhibition will close on Thursday Evening when the plants will be removed. The Committee have ...
... reasonable charges. Purveyors :— Adolph Powolny, 3, Bond-street. William Thompson, Wellington Inn, Wellington Street. John Grattan, Cardigan Arms. NOTICE.—The Floral Exhibition will close on Thursday Evening, when the plants will be removed. The Committee have ...
... reasonable charges. «r„. _Adolph Powolny, 3, Bond-street. William Thompson, Wellington Inn, Wellington-street. John Grattan, Cardigan Arms. NOTICE-The Fleral Exhibition will close on Thursday Evening, when the plants will be removed. The Committee have ...
... to by Mr. Adolph Powolny, of Bond-street; Mr. Wm. Thompson, of the Wellington Inn, Wellington-street; and Mr. John Grattan, of the Cardigan Arms. ' We ought not to omit to notice that nearly the whole of the flags and streamers used in the internal and ...
... reasonable charges. Punvryeios:- Adolph Powolny, 3, Bond-street. William Thomp-on, Wellington Inn, Wellington-street- John Grattan, Cardigan Arms. NOTICE-Tbe Floral Exhibition will close on Thuinday Evening, when the plants will bh removed. The Committee lave ...
... Tur. Adolpli Powohly, of Bond-street; Mr. William Thompson, of the Wellington Inn, Wellington-street; and Mdr. John Grattan, of thie Cardigan Arises, adjoireng the grounds. The day's proceedings terminated with a dis- play of fireworics by Professor E ...
... card-sharper, was charged with swindling a draper’s assistant, nawed John Cobb, of a watch and gold gunard. On Saturday last, prosecutor attended a rabbit coursing match at the Cardigan Arms’ Field, in Kirkstall Road. There he saw the prisover and two other ...
... horses in training. NUurr AND SPELL —On Saturday last, Richard Hornby, of Windhill, and J. Orabtree, of Shipley, met at the Cardigan Arms grounds to play theic match at nurr and spell, for £lO aside, thirty rises each. Horuby won by six scores, the respective ...
... London. LEEDS YORKSHIRE BOARD. ALBION STREET. LEKM. Chairman -John Eliershaw, Eaq., Leeds. C. Esq., M.D., Leeds. I Walter Stead. Esq., Leeds. Thomas T. Dibit, Esq.. Leeds. { John Wells, Esq., John Skiibeck, Esq., Hull. j Swiaton Boult, Esq. PROGRESS THE ...
... ingly. Knor and Spell at Leeds. —On Tuesday a knor and spell match between Kirk Stables and Brassy Hall took place at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, for £50. They had 30 rises each but Hall was allowed 30 scores. Stables won, having scored 294, against Hall's ...
... Malton, the residence of the wellknown jockey the late John Charlton, has been rold to Charlton's master, Mr Wm. I'Anson, the well-known trainer. { NURR AND SrELL.—On Saturday, at the Cardigan Arms Ground, Daniel Jack=on, of Duubuz Moor, and James Rhodes ...