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... ten minutes’ service; from Kirkstall to Roundhay and back, a five minutes’ thro and between y a ten minutes’ cer- the Cardigan Arms vice. This will give Headingley a car every $4 minutes, 4 Chapeltown one © i Road one every 34 minutes, ery five minutes ...
... red-letter day in the annals of that department. Many persons bound for Roundhay went out to meet an incoming oar as far the Cardigan Arms in order to secure seat. Large crowds were clamouring for places at the Boar Lane • terminus, even up to four o'clock. ...
... Horsfortb. 19 «-TfcNT.'S CYCLE. Dotdop licensed tyres, faultless, cost £10 i«s., accept £a — 3e. Martin Terrace, nr. Cardigan Arm& MACrIiNE. worth £7; Exchange anything useful.—Address C 669, The Yorkshire Evening Post. Leeds. Q DETACHABLE Outer Covers ...
... Woodhouse Line; good Through HOUSE, newly papered, rent £17, movable bath provided.—Owner, 31. Back Burley Hill, near Cardigan Arms. HORSFORTH. —To Let, Semi-dctaehed VILLA, pleasant situation, near to station; rent Thomas Adair, Estate Agent. 165, Briggate ...
... at Leeds Albion—To Harewcod, from tha Mexboroagh Arms, st 7.30 p.m. Leeds Salem—To Barwick-in-Elmet, at p.m. Leeds Osborne—To Yeadon, at 7.15 p.m. Leeds Tradesmen—To Pudsey. at 7.15 p.m. Leeds Cardigan—To Stanningley. at 715 pjn. Leeds Contour—To Otley ...
... Leeds St. John’s and Bradford were great rivals in those days. Denny, who generally played in a sleeveless jersey, was going it for everyihing he was werth, using his shoulders and bare arms to some june. After several rushes of the St. John’s forwards ...
... 4-Quart ICE CREAM MACHINE, and all JC soriea.—Apply 32. Leeds Bridge End. - E GOAL DEPOT. « at CARDIGAN ROAD. NOW OPEN. Leading sanch reduced for Headingiey, Cardigan, and Barley Districts. A W. MILLS. Telephone ISIL APERHANGINGS —Newest, cneapestdestgns in ...
... Woodhouse Lane; good . 'O» Through HOUSE, newly papered, rent £17; movable bath provided.—Owner, 31, Back Burley Hill, r.ear Cardigan Arms. Hu. -ijr.SGLEY.— To Lei. July Ist. Through Front Modern HTiUSE, no steps, south aspec., rooms, bath, etc.—lnquire 14 Ash ...
... carriage fiee. see this purchase.—Davis, Pawn brcker, 18, St. John's Read, Brixton, London. Established 1872. jAT E COAL DEPOT. , a. CARDIGAN ROAD. NOW OPEN. Lading much reduced for Headingley, Cardigan, and Districts. A. W. MILLS. Telephone MIL SEE Windows ...
... of his office, Mr. Taylor not infrequently found himself in conflict with jurymen and wit- nesses, and m these passages at arms he did not always get the best of it. We had a great contempt, apparently, for foolscap. The evidence—and he insisted upon ...
... 3d.; 120 smaller pieces, 10d.—Watlker, 25, Princess St., Leicester. 4 a coaAL DEPOT, = = CARDIGAN ROAD, NOW OPEN. —_— Leading muca reduced for Headingley, Cardigan, and Burley Districts. A. W. MILLS. Telephone 1611. ‘OR GOOD REPAIRS try BRANSOM’'S. cpposite ...
... he paid Mr. Musker for Hi* eon of Melton. The two-year-old G4eowood—Rose Bell had mnoh the worst of the position in Good Bye John's race yesterday, and was only getting on fighting terms when it was too late. Sam Loates scored of victories on Little Pearl ...