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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 ...
... WO MBWELL'S ARMS, YEARSLEY, NEAR EASINOWOLD. JOHN BLAND Ins received instructions front Mr HENRY GRATTAN, of Bradford, sad Mr Hazier Bassos, of Ampleforth, the Assignee. of Mr JOIII4 KAY; to SELL BY AUCTION, on the Presume, cur TUESDAY, Bth Instant, the ...
... 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 ...
... including the site of the West Yorkshire Irom snd OodCoup::{-th. near Tinglay Station, £5,600 was offered refused. The Cardigan Arms In.;li;h ll:hm‘\:h:l land, near Woo.ir[b;.\ulum, was to Compaay, Dawsbarv, for £1.500; and the Top Fold Farm, with 21 sores ...
... the em about 18 acres, having extcasive frontages to ( and the Barloy-road, the Barl Steam , Cardigan-lane; a plot of Baik Land ad; the Methodist ( ia Cardigan-road, a Bleck of Five Dwelling-hoases, situate at the corace of Nerth-lane and Otley-road ; ...
... 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'. ...
... BEAU CY To the TAM NECK, ARMS and BANDS. SIIPIRIOR TO POWDKRA. It utterly Imponible to detect In the Beauty It coolers say art character. BIUDAL BOUVET BLOOV Is a most agreeable, refreabing, cooling sad beautifying Balm to the Skin. A Mende sante Won ...
... went on, and John Ware waa convalescent. It was one midsummer morning that he sat at the window of the study ln an easy ohair while Joanna made a feint of working a little in oils. But what did it mean, the tender light that shone in John Ware's eyes as ...