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... Knur and SpclL—Cardigan Arms Ground. This Day (Monday) John Word, of Carlton, and John Ward, of play the best of rises each for a-skla, 3.30 p.m. prompt. Shipley and \Vindhill Royal Grounds.—Messrs Noble & will give £8 10s. for Dog Handicap, be run on ...
... 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 ...
... THE SALE OE THE CARDIGAN YORK- SHIRE ESTATES. Yesterday, tlie Albert Hall, Leeds, Mr. F. G. Chmnock, of the firm of Chmnock, Galsworthy, & Chinnock, London, continued and concluded the sale of the Cardigan estates in the neighbourhood of Leeds. The lots ...
... STRANGE DEATH OF BHAMLEY Woman. Mr. J. C. Malcolm, Coront for Leeds, opened inquest at the Cardigan Arms, Brjm'.ey, yesterday morning, the body of Sarah Jane Lu'lough (32). weaver, daughter irou uiould. r, Worrell's Mount, brand .-y. The circumstances ...
... HER ARM LEY.—At I UPPER ARM LEI . I Yead'.n (prof ), c Ualltday Batty, b Burrows. W. llolruyd, liaUiday J. Scot.. Barrow B. Kallmson, 11. MuMliamp. Wood b Burrow* - ' .7. Holdaworth. b Burrows 1 IJ. Appleby, c Maudeb Burrows jJ. Pnmr. c Maude Halliday ...
... LEEDS JOHN'S F.Q, JCLU'B FOOTBALL CLUB OPENED THE MATCH SEASCN OF,IBBI2 > ON SATURDAY 1.4, THE CARDIGAN GROUNDS KUL* ,UU ROATL. C TC.V.NS WARS .NT V, LUO NEXT THIRTY PLAYERS, NOTWITHSTANDING WC-T, UNFAVOURABLE WEATHER LARGO NUMBER BI»ECTU'. ...
... Pigs, fifteen weeks old; 6 Geese. Fowls, Ducks, and 20 Pigeons. Narrow-wheeled Block Waggon, with Patent Arms; narrow - wheeled Cart with Patent Arms and Sideboards; Milk Cart and Harness; Patent American Corn Reaper. Iron Plough, with Wheels ami Draughts; ...
... William ('•». London : John. 1:., helm, London . La*,!**. gambler, Loi ...
... ICQ, — Pigeon Sweep—Cardigan Artni, Loedm. added St. entrance. Thia Day. Blue Pigeone, lOe. office, Hull. Sparrow Commercial Inn. Castleion next. JMiwy i p.m.lo*. added; la. Sd. sutrsncs. Great Terrier obit Sweep, Smyth's Arms, Copley Hill—G. Wilson ...
... 1883. DEXVSBUKY r, LEEDS ST JOHN Thin match and win the home three goal- 'onr toM,jmd touchdowns St John* nil _ Both id minus versl of their regular team, Haigb. Marly, A. Fisher, Car forth, and Wolstentmlme being absent from the team, whilst the Saints ...
... resnleuce. garden paddock ; a water Ctrl. rail], with farm buildings and rich pasture land, situate at Hough bind. The Cardigan Arms Inn, in Hrauhey town, with outbuilding* and paddock adjoining. neat cottage reaidenoe. garden, and laud in Mo-.d Lane, ...