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... 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 ...
... OAK LODGE ESTATE. 45. CARDIGAN-ROAD.' HEADING LEY. Mr. has inceired instruTtions Poll Auction, the Ijilv/ Institnto, Albion-plaoe, Jjeeds, ''lVeduosdav, the Fourteenth day May, 1902, four o’clock in tlio afternoon proeisefr, subject snob conditions of ...
... Bedstead W. match, complete with wire “mattress, wool bed, etc. fall uperior ood); cabinetmaker, 11, (el. Bt 137). Way 10 ) Get “ JOHN WORKMAN; His BOOK.” Yorkshireman’s mide to Success for e cy Tri new. and unique. Sir Thomas Whittaker says Full of scvnd recommend ...
... 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 ...
... MR. GLADSTONE’S LIFE AND WORK. EULOGY BY MR. J. MORLEY. UNVEILING OF A STATUE AT MANCHESTER. Mr. John Moiiey, yesterday, visited Manchester for the purpose of unveiling a statue erected in Albertsquare to the late Mr. Gladstone. Mr. William Roberts, ...
... DEATHS CHAPIMAN. —On August 21st, 49 years, JOHN EDWIN FRANCIS CHAPMAN, Cardigan Arms, Bramley. (Interment at St. Peter’s Church, Bramley, Friday, at thra>e. Friends please accept this (the only) intimar tion.) STOCKW ELL.—On August Zlst, at Sunny Bank ...
... '-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 ...
... Rev. W. F. James, M.A., assisted by th© Rev. A. Armstrong. TOM, youngest son of JOHN LAYCOCK, of Woodhou=olane, Leeds, to MINNIE, eldest daughter W. M. CHARLTON, Cardigan Arms Hotel, Leeds. ...
... 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 ...