... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Dart and Skip.— The rabbit coursing match between John I.ioUr’a Dart and Win. Smith Skip, both of Wakefield, t ...

... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Cboft and Kipeb.— The day beinj? very fine Monday upwards 400 persons were present at Grattan’s cruunds to witnees the knar and spell match, the best ;?0 rises each, for £lO a side, between John Croft, of Stanningley, and John Rider ...

... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. POLLY AND Rose.—There were upwards of IfiOO lovers of rabbit coursing attended Mr Grattan's enclosure Saturday to witness the match—the best of 31 courses, for £25 side—between the noted G. Harrison’s Rose, of Wortley (conqueror of Lill) ...

... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. I*FA CltOlT.— Then- WAM uuly » nu-loraUalU-ndame at Mr Gratton’a t.. witnerx a match at knur and .'-tH.-U. the be*»t .‘0 each, for a aid -, between J. Peansttfi, Famley, and B. Croft, of StanninpKy. There wa« very little belting on the ...

... (Monday morning's pest la lime), the usual tin rtlng houses. ALL-ENGLAND KNUR AND SPELL HANDICAP. Cardigan Anns, NOT T.iKK PLACr, till furtUoi notice —John Grattan. ...

... Thomas Stillings Note the Address :— JOHN STILLINGS, THORNToN-ROAD, BRADFORD A little above the Brunswick Hotel. I ' — = WANTED, a steady energetic MAN, to take the management of singeing stuff goods. Apply to Mr. John Botterill, dyer, Leeds. BEDS BOROUGH ...

... Waneton colt. Prince of Wales Stakes.—John Leech. Lot .Vll.::buo:d ';;&'k};—(;.;;:;n-w:;;z;uck out of the City and fuburban Handicap yesterday afternoon at 3.10 to Messrs. ‘Weatherby. On Baturday, at the Cardigan Arms’ enclosure, Leeds, a knur and spell ...

... 9.—11. Wells and Waters, both Huoslet. to run for a side ; Victoria Grounds, Leeds. 9.—Mr J. Grattan's rabbit coursing sweepstakes, (or mom; prizes Cardigan Grounds—l p.m. 9.- Mr Woodhead’s pigeon shooting sweepstakes, to shoots* three birds each, for ...

... pedestrian handicap, for £S in money prises; Victoria Grounds, Leeds. li.—Messrs Bugden A Grattan s All England rabbit coursing sweepstakes, for money prises. Cardigan Ground!. 14,— W. Bennetfe Harriott and Padgett! Ginger, both of Windhin, run 900 yard* ...

... money prizes; City Grounds, Guarry Cap. near Bradford. 22.—John Croft, of .Staaniogley. and John P.i-ler, of Pudsey, lay a game at knur spell, the best of rises each, or £lO a tide; Cardigan Grounds. 22.— J. Jackson's Smoker, MapplewelL and O. Kitchen's ...

... play the best 30 rises each at knur and spell, for a side ; Cardigan Grounds. 16.—A. Sykes, Dewsbury, and Armitage, of Thornhill, to play the best rises each knur and speU, for tide . Cardigan Orounda. and 18. Mr T. Sheard's yards pedestrian handicap, ...

... fret, and I/»m-hert declared the winner, covering 7 yards 7 inches is hia only truth CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Knpb and Uafpicaij, The firat 15 riaea each the promoted Mr Grattan took place on Saturday, when the 19 competitora were placed in live h-ata, the following ...