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... cause or other the match has been postponed, and thiw« Williamson. Pendleton. second; R. Quaile, Llvotikjol, 10, third; CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS.—On Saturday last a match at 0. Won by two yards. Heat 7: W. H. Laidlaw, NewcasUe, 28, flrat, J. Ixjagley, the ...
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... Monday next. Knurr and Spell.—Watson and Brown.— behalf of John Brown, of Barnsley, Air J. Jubb, Batley, now bold'* 15/. a-side, for a match twenty rises each, on Jan. 11, at the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Leeds. Match at Silkstonb for 20/.—On New YoarG-day ...
... married, first, Sept. 9,1834, Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the great orator and statesman the Bight Hon. Henry Grattan, and widow of John Blachford, Esq,, of Altadore, in the county of Wicklow, by whom (who died Sept. 22, 1853) his Lordship had no issue ...
... as above. NUBB AND SPELL. —Buown and Watson, for £6o.—The match behalf John Brown, of Barnsley, and Tiger Watson, of Castleford, to take place on January 11, at the Cardigan Arms Grounds. Leeds, Is progressing. The stakeholder, Mr.J. Jubb, now holds a-sido ...
... Wortley, holds £1 a-side for a match at uurr and spell between J. Buckton and J. Hardy (both of Armley), who play at the Cardigan Arms Grounds to-day (Saturday). at one o’clock, for £5 a-side. , „ Jumping.—Spence and Nkary.—Mr. J. Forrest, Market Tavern ...
... thanl whom h we believe there is no betterpeaeeesle; lterr Elseer (violoetcello). lberr Fistcler (violin), Mr. May, AMr. Grattane Kelly (basso), Mr. Baker (tecnor), Meiss Feencell (an exmclent cosetralto), aed Aliss Herbert (sopraeeo). 'The Concecrt Stuck ...
... ; a quiet, home. 91, Calcdonian-road. tUDg’s-cnws. I ODOINQ for reopeetable Ringlo Msn Two astkSUf * * TW F,leadj - > Bt - John-street, . w2. «>f->rUhle) Biogls Men ; bad half Church P * * l, »*7-rtreet, St Lake’s LODUING fnr respectable Feroxlo ...
... The event, which is for 251. a-side. is fixed to be run the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Leeds, the 4th February. HA SSFIELD AND DISTRICT. ■OBB ROSE GROUNDS. Os Saturday last Peter Astlc and John Heap ran yard®, for 6/. a-tfide, at these ground.-, where there ...
... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Rabbit Coitbsino.—A match at rabbita, the best of 21 courses, was run at these grounds on unlay last, the competing animals being W. .Sunderland's bitch Lill, ef Woodbousc Carr, and W. Riley's bitch Bet, of Horsforth, lor a-side ...
... yards race between J. Wheelwright, Wood house, and W. Schofield, of Leeds, the above grounds on January 13, for £6 a-side. CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS.—On Saturday last a game of nurr and apell was played at these grounds between J. Buckton and J. Hardy, both of ...
... deposit of 5/. each must be forthcoming Monday next. Scotty has three yards start to the pound, but is not exceed 12«lb. CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Jim Hollisgs and Jackson's Lad at Knurr and Sprll.— These “cracks” have signed articles to play a match of 30 ...