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... TALUABLE LAND. TW) BE SULD By AUCTION B R. B. NETTLELON, at the CARDIGAN ARMS INN, cao WEDNESDAY, te lows day of July, 1292, at 1-30 o'clock subject to tue of Sale of the Court ies and Ww suck speaal cou as tuen be Ali that PIWT UF LAND situate at Woodkirk ...
... conditions of sic Law Society, and to such special of thee THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD PROPERTY :— lot 1—The FREE, I) as the “CARDIGAN ARMS,” situste in Scotchman Lene, Moriey, in wor Mr. G. C. Denton, with the GARDEN and STABLE attached. it bas on the Ground ...
... BATLEY MAN THROWN OUT OF A TRAP. Sad Case. An inquest was held at the Cardigan Weodtirk, on Thursday, before Mr. P. P. Mait- land, on the body of James Ladley Day landiord of the Cardigan Arms, who met with his death on Tuesday evening under painfully suddes ...
... Whitsuntide, and the place where beer and spirits could be wag at the Babes in the Wocd Inn, about 240 yards away. The Cardigan Arms was ab ut 500 yard: away. The gardeus had recently changed hands, and were intended to be conducted on different lines ...
... William Sullivan, of Bradford, on “ Treland’s Cause, and how to win it.” Mr. John Jenkins presided, and he was supported by Father Rus- se!l, Mr. E. Rourke (Dewsbury), Mr. John Daley (Batley), Mr. Melville (Birstall), and On entering the room, Father Russell ...
... across the herring will be in connection with the John Bilhngton Testimonial Benetit Matinee in There will shortly be inserted in the Morley Town Hall two additional stained glass win- dows, one by Mr. John Hinchliffe, a Morley gentleman now residing at ...
... distance on the Torver Road from Oonis- ton, John Ruskin, I daresay, spent more hours thea be did with any other man im Lancashire.” This is an old story, but as it is the first tim we have seen the name of Sir John Millais giver as the artist, it is worth ...
... He was a miner, at, Bruntcliffe pit. Last week, being feast, on yo! and Tues- day, bat on the he got his wages, oe the Cardigan Arms with some iriends, and Ped three o~4 of beer. He then came to the Mot: ond a — of og When he fm the house, find his wife ...