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... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS, LEEDS. The ground this enclosure on Monday was unfit for rabbit coursing, as the snow lay fully five inches in depth, but notwithstanding this drawback, fairly good company assembled to witness the sport. There were two matches ...
... CARDIGAN. Osemtne.—Captain John Davies, muter of the Ls. Seellower, trading between this port and Bristol. died last Saturday. On the Tuesday before his death he attended the funeral of Mr James, ironmonger of Owalia ficues, the former Managing Director ...
... jH«al servitude; Jobu Connor (T'ha), John Connoct tGroevesk TTiomus Maftouy, and Philip Connor* seven years’penal servitude each: John Learned aged IS, seven years' penal servitude; IS mouths ; Joseph Molloy and John Delanv. months' each. A further tvvrbtion ...
... gentlemen wishing to enrolled members. Meeting next SumUy 3 o’clock, when all members are invited attend. EATIJST {JOHN Meeting Sunday For eaters’ Arms Inn, Mr Jaiees Hanley, president, in chair. The secretary read correspondence from the Execnt that Mr. J U'Brien ...
... faithless ones on the day when the Irish Parliament died,this was no other than Henry Grattan. (Aptlauae.) He was short of stature and unprepossessing in appearance, his arms were disproportionately long, with his body swinging like a pendulum. (Laughter.) ...
... (chairman), W. Joliet , . Levi James, T. H. Broochloy, and Col. Howell, Mr Saville Miles, of the Priory. Cardigan, a county magistrate, was charged by John Thomas, a water bailiff with illegally fishing in the Teivy with a rod and line without a licence. Mr ...
... LECTURE ON GRATTAN’S PARLIAMENT PRELIMINARY NOTICE. We desire call the attention of our readers to the advertisement our columns to-da>. announcing a lecture that ia to be given in John Street Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr. Simpson’s.) On Monaay Evenini: ...
... CARDIGAN. THE 7 HAY HARt . vstr.- . -The hay harvest in this neighbourhood is this week in full swing. The crops has never Leen known to be so heavy and should the weather continue as at present &nether fortnight or three Weeks, the greater portion will ...
... BURNED TO DEATH WITH SUGAR. On the 4th inst. an inquest was held at the Cardigan Arms, Corby, before Mr. J. T. Parker, on the body of Herbert John Sherratt, aged 18 months, son of Joseph Sherratt, of Corby Grange, farmer, who was accidentally burned to ...
... 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 ...
... course taken in 1810 by the Earl of Cardigan in challenging Captain Tuckett was jastified by the cuetoms of the period. The preceding circamstances were briefly these. Captain Tuckett had served under Lord Cardigan in the 11th Hussars, sjdistinguished ...
... 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 ...