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... HOUSES. LAND. &C-. WANTED. WANTED, in near Leeds. HOUSE, from £1S Arm- W ley preferred, for February or March; reply._givin; par- Y 493. The Yorkshire Evenin« Ifrst. Leeds. (null Country COTTAGE, with garden, near W Address Y 574, The Yorkshire Evening ...
... experienced, required for for, Ladies’ Work.—John Holmes and I Unuer an ley Street, bradford. DRAPERY.—Wanted — teiy. expe rience: i vO LADY ciesa Wednesdays one; permaneucy.—App! ty 255, ifs Peed. ) “Dre rom John Helmes and Co. Csneral Draners AN ice Piaafera ...
... Avenue, Camp Road, and whote body was taken out of the river at Cardigan Fields last night. The body was seen floating in the water Alfred George Chambers, Cardigan Mount, and John Walker, Cardigan View. They drew it to the side by means of a plank, and it ...
... West Street, and Kirkstall Road to the Cardigan Arms. He expected the line would be open for traffic early next week. The fare stages, he said, would be:—Between Malvern Road and City Square, 1ld.; between Cardigan Arms and City Square, 1d.; between Victoria ...
... m. on the date question. the last stopping-place before reaching the Cardigan Arms it was boarded by the defendant. The conductor told him the car was only going to the Cardigan Arms, and defendant said he knew it, but on being asked for the penny fare ...
... to Leeds to see the football match. There was a 24 minutes’ service on the Cardigan Road a 14 minutes’ from the City Square to the Oak, and a three minuies’ to the Cardigan Arms— more cars than ever ran before in the direction of Headingley. Though the ...
... aon at Mr. and Mrs. Buck, lata Barley, Ada. the youngest daughter Mr. and L B. Sec toe. o( 4. Cardigan Mount. Leads. 17th. St. Augustine's Chareh. Bradford. John, eldest son Mr. Shi Avenue. Leads, iCiaM. late Mr. Richard B. Wood, botcher, late of- Teak ...
... Read, Road. 23 LET, Strawberry Villa, stabling, paddock, and JL orchard.—Appiy John !»5, St. James Street, Leeds. 79, Reuben Street, Camp Road; rent 4s. 6d. per week. Apply John W. Burrell, Chartered Accountant, 61, Albion Sr., Leeds. 21 — LET, well-furnished ...
... = ne John William Earnshaw, farm labourer, Keigh- ley, was at Keighley to-day coinmitted to prison “for montl: for neglect of family. The second annual dinner of the Cardigan Cycling Club took place at the club’s headquariers, the Cardigan Arms Hotel ...
... BEDROOM. mat I **-J Hitter Street.. Bagtoy Road. - smart GIRL to ait S.*a-- WANTED, a woman aa COOK an»i kit -hen.—Apply Cardigan Arms. K . jg EXPECTABLE MAX. Willi pony and for days.—Address « ...
... Club, was fined 5s. and costs, and ordered to pay 7s. 6d. damages, for breaking windowa at the Masons’ Arms Inn, eighley. Herbert Simpson (39), Cardigan Mount, Kirk- stall Road, appeared at the Leeds City Police Court, t y, before the Stipendiary Magistrate ...