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... services rendered by him promoting the interests cf the ratepayers. The Cardigan Estate Sale.—On Thursday the sale was resumed in the Albert Hall, Leeds, of property belonging to the Cardigan Estate, in West Ardsley, ark, and Morley. The attendance was larger ...
... (Deputy-Chairmai). Mr. John Win (Member the Yorksbiie County Cricket Committee), Shad well. Lewis. Mr. Fred! ...
... KNUR AND SPELL. On Monday, at the Cardigan Arms Grounds. Leedst W. Barker (Hunslet) and L Griuiuhaw (Farsley) played the best of 30 rises each, for £25 a side 1 . GrTmshaw waa nio-st fancied, but he did not realise the expectation of his friends, although ...
... Race.—l, A Anderson, Brad- I ford; 2, A Appleton, Bradford. Pedestrian Handicap —A capital attendance assembled st the Cardigan Arm* Grounds, Leeds, on Monday evening, to witness the concluding heats of Mr. T. Thorpe'. 137 Yard. £10 Foot Handicap. «™»L—L ...
... brought about by —Grattan—(loud che A few patrio!s protested against it ers)—Poasonby, and Plunket—but countries was money carried the day, and the union between the two achieved, and public opinion was kept down by the irresis tible armed force poured into ...
... BvTTE.rtfield.-Feb. 17th, aged 74, John Butterfield, BedrO'.t>place, Leeds. Chicken.—Feb. 15th. at Cardigan-lane, Burley, Leeds, aged 69, Louisa, widow of Richard Chicken, Proctor, York. Dlci ...
... him. The plaintiff.in the first case was Mr. Thomas Peel, boot manufacturer, and the defendant William landlord of the Cardigan Arms, Bramley. The amount claimed £11) lis. sd. Piaintilf bought from the defendant a chestnut mare for 10s. She went lame—the ...
... and pencils Witness next discovered a large book, bearing the name S. Heaton, Harewood Arms. This, Heaton said, related to a handicap in the Peacock and Cardigan Grounds. Witness then went to the stables. There were two doors, one of which was padlocked ...
... ILL-TREATMENT OF ANIMALS. Mr. Bruce had several cases of cruelty to animals before him at the Leeds Police Court, yesterday. John Coates, 'bus proprietor, of the Black Swan-yard, Vicarlane, was summoned for having caused a horse to be worked while it was ...
... Co.'s New Dry Soap. Ten gold, silver, and bronze medals awarded for its superiority over all others.—Advt llb'3o At the Cardigan Arms Grounds, on Monday, T. Holliday, llunslet, and H. Dyson, Huddersfield, played a game at knur and spell, 80 rises each, ...
... latter's ground St. John*. 35 ; Middle Class School, 7. ' Ri.vthwei.lv. HsaMVOVTH.—At Horsforth. Rothwell kept.posseasiai all the afternoon, »tothwe!l, lu3 (Richardson 25). GOODALL A?WJ SVDDICK V. HIRST, BROOKE, AND HIRST.—At Cardigan I'vids. Goodall aud ...