... SPORTS AT THE CARDIGAN. A long afteinoon's programme of rabbit coursing was witunssetl at the Cardigan Grounds, Leeds. ve?*enlav. Pnitcnslmga up>-n«sl with a inaU'h .Moon-'s Prince, Keighley, and Cooper IjuJv, Sutton, who were articled mn the liest fifleeii ...

... IN DATE SALE. KIRK STALL ROAD. LEEDS. SALE FREEHOLD SHOP cad r.vo . sas. a c*s. Meetra. and SONS Sill by Anct.on. the Cardigan Arms Motel. Kitk.Ull lUkul. Lee ...

... '-an Ite thit week Huyaw ,>n V,KW OMalocaea, Ac., o jiost, of lIEI'PER SONS, York Plaoe, war. J ,,,s DAY, orlork. THE CARDIGAN ARMS INN. TOWN STREET, Wax**? BKAMLKV. rjrHE WELLINGTON HOUSE PROrERTY, Bramh-y, nrrvkmdy adti-rtl«ed. l.l'l'TtiN FAWCETT. Holioitnn ...

... Wakefield Cemetery on the 23rd inst., Elizabeth Price, Workhouse. aged 57 years. QL ARM ItY—On the 20th inst., Ann Quarmby of Florbury, aged 81 year. RHODES—On the 20th inst., John Arthur Rhodes, Kirkhasegate. RILEY—On the 22nd inst., Caroline Riley, Plansharr ...

... OOBTIUNS the CARDIGAN tiiTATKS, wtoat* JL in WakeflehL Alrcrthorp**. ami AnWi-y. LAURENCE CO.. S-dn .tors. London. HKI'i'KU K SUNS. An- l-»- . NEXT KI ...

... a watch and guard, a purse and £2 145., and other articles, the property of Mrs. Eleanor Webster, of 11, Ashville Grove, Cardigan- road, Leeds. The allegation was that the prisoner accosted Mrs. Webster in the Great Northern Station on Saturday, and during ...

... wife of Samuel Hayes, and the mother of Mrs. M. A. Boas, 'Dorritt-street, Carlton; John Haves, of Queeneborry-street, Carl ten ; Thomas Hayes, Old Lincoln Inn. Cardigan-street. Carlton; Fannv Sanders, of Rnnert-street, ; Elizabeth Cartledge. Glenferric-road ...

... e, Idle aired 53 Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Simpson. g ' T aled ß; 6 'p e r^ Uary^, at , Ba^ by /arm, Husthwaite. aged ~6, Frances Elizabeth, wife of John Tavlor and :fwl U fc° f Th ° maS ° aney and ElizabSnWonl Webster.—January 31, at Morecambe aired ...

... SHEFFIELD POLICE COURTS. EXPENSIVE WINDOW SMASHING. t John Neon, aged 45, Irish labourer, who had . been living Attercliffe for the last five years, will probably come to the conclusion, after a little thought, that window-smashing public-houses not ...

... in every convict prison in England. The Queen when at Netley spoke for some time to Sergeant Beeley, who lost a leg and an arm ay Ladysmith. It was this gallant fellow who, after having two of his limbs carried away by the same shell, called out to his ...

... COsKANUI.'KUWX. New il -Stai 12w. &1. aiUlwl. S#. 6»1, • ntr»i:m : l.inla CARDIGAN xbs. ben ™ 11 mur»«:_4 loatrhcs*: all • FORESTERS' ARMS. -VOs. R •'• ' Irtober 2: eutn'xe 1«.: John 1' HALtt'AX RACIX-*OURST.. Mom. M*t*-h w.M plf>- (or Cl* I '. '' Wip»n ...

... 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 ...