Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ground rents I at Headingley, Burley, Kirkstall, and Bramley. The freehold properties included Bramley Fall Wood; the Cardigan Arms Inn, Bramley; several farms and homesteads, and numerous accommodation lands, &c., the whole comprising about 492 acres ...
... the Cardigan Arms Inn, a fully licensed public-house, abutting on the Kirkstell-road, four cottages, and some buildmig land attached, comprising in all 5a. 2r. Sop., commanding a frontage of about 35) feet to Kirkstall-road, 600 feet to Cardigan-lane ...
... MR. JOHN MORLEY AND .,LORD RIPON IN DIUBLIN. PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM. Dtmriw, Thursday. This afternoon Mr. John Morley and the Marquis of Ilipon were presented with the freedom of the city of Dublin. The ceremony took place in the City Hall, a, beautiful ...
... opposite the Cardigan Arms. Surely the trustees of the Cardigan estate cannot be aware ef the scandalous proceedings which are wit. iesssed almost weakly by the inhabitants along the Kirketall road. The cursing, swearing and betting, yelling and shouting ...
... OXFORDIP-. Under the auspices of the Russell Club 'an association of Liberal undergraduates of the various Oxford collegess 'Mr. -John Dillon Alip , last night addressed a public meeting of LibaraIs in the Corn Exchange in that city, the same building which ...
... 15, West- treWt, were refused; as was an application by Charles Walker Best, of the Ostlers' Arms, Trinity-street, fiy an on and offn Iviac license. John DOobson, of 19, Carey- street, Hunslet, had given notice of his intention to apprly for an offr ...
... gentleman. Mr. John Barren, jon., St. Ann's, Burley, clothing manufacturer. Mr. Edward Butler, North Hill-road, Headingley, solicitor. Mr. George J. Ccckburn, Cardigan-road, gentleman. Mr. James Ellis, Beeston Hill, cloth manufacturer. Mr. John Mortimer Raven's ...
... Castleford, and other clubs to the following effect: - n, Mass- meeting at Batley to-night, at seven to o'clock. Attend Cardigan Arms to-morrow. Be- to sides these a telegram was despatched to Horbury at concludinx as follows :-You play Bradford , we ...
... American Pork-Ac. VOCAL NOTES AND QUERIES Coiwold and Laurence Bterne-Beverlev Street and Noosndatnis-John Jackson. R.A.-Mnnidpal Armorial Bearing* ; to Cardigan —Chapters Bornames; Laos, Loot, and and their ' Variations—Questions Asked. fJTERART MISCELLANY ...
... This was an action brought by Mr. John Gordon, jan, President of the Leeds St. John's Football Clab,0 against Mr. Wmn. Henry Billington, the promoter of the Bald- eini entertcinment, which took place at the Cardigan Tields last October. Mr. E. Tm-nDaL ...
... statesman possessing the influence and the spirit d of Grattan, would bo the probable-nay, the certain- g result of the re-establishment of a separate Loegisla- ICA )t tore in Dublin. Even nith Grattan, the experiment wn of 1782 did not av'ert, if it did ...
... Stratford, cut on the face Williora Lloyd, 13, Chorlton-on-Medlech, arm sprained; John Heydon, 22, cashier, Stockport, contusion of both legs; and a child, one year old, named John Walker, of Openehaw, whose forehead was contused. The drivers and guards ...