... She will, it is said, be the speediest Channel boat yet built. The first annual dinner of the Cardigan Cycling and Social Club wae held Thursday the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Leeds. Mr. W. Plews, the hon. president, occupied the chair, and Mr. (1. Lister the ...

... 5. 1592. On tie ATHLETIC GROUND, BELLE VCE. FLAT CYCLE RACE 3. WEST RIDING CYf'T.E CHAMPIONSHIP. OVER ENTRIES. ASSAULT-AT- ARMS and GYMNASTIC DISPLAY By a of com. Officers Men from the Garrison. COMMENCE O'CLOCK. ALLERTON-BYWATER CRICKET AND ATHLETIC ...

... received.'' ' •• ..riilmU the dub. Mr. Falkr; . i. i- v%. re. John Porter. John Hornsby, B. l'.iarlu» Hill. T. J. John Gordon, i .il .iolm (ir«m*owl. J. S. Dearden. C. IS. 1' rkbeek, Tom Habb, John Shaw, J. Bilk's ; J. ty, C. Wood, C. Bateman, S. Binder, ...

... clear —Apply - 1 Terrace. near Mexborough Arms. Letr SCULLERY HOUSE. 3 Brwtol Read. Camp Rojd: JL rent. V. 6d.—Apply 102. Camp_Road J —• ANT .0. seraod-hacd~NMioaal~Ca*h Register: state P*? and where to be se?n.~John Marningle> Bramley. PRINTING - BUSINESS ...

... HOUSES, we 4s. 6d.; alsa baib, hot water, bay with gz rdens, with sitting room passage path, ein: vindow, garden, 3. Cardivan Arms Read, 5s. 6d.—46, Evanston Avenue, opposite = - LET, Through HOUSE. with good gorden and hen run, 3 _ bedrooms, sitting-toom ...

... for 3; Horsforth Hall Park to bat. Junction Hotel. 14 out; Cricketers' Arms, 13 out. Meanwood Wesleyans, 27 out; Cardigan Lane, 24 out. Gardeners' Arms. out; Brass Moulders' Arms, 18 for 2. Roval Oak Inn, 72 out; Boyne Tavern, 41 for 7. Sir Robert Peel ...

... gardens, baths, i hot water, separate wee ae. ad. and water, 4s. 6d., and 2s. clear, — vs Ev. anston Avenue, opposite Cardigan Arms, 10 -Be.t in Leeus. THROUGH HOUSES, hot Water © rate wor shower bath, venetian blinds.— 35, Atbury Terrace i oad myo Ler ...

... Matinec, Leeds Hippodrome. 9810 5 G. N. W. Amount 3, and Friende, Leeds . 110 0 ited to “The Tyke digan rmonic Society, Cardigan Arms, of £2 1%. 10d. R.A.0.B. Grand Lodge sun. England Gathering at Lord Nei- 6d., Kirkstall Road. East Sd., eto Working Men’s ...

... tall Road in the direction of Kirkstall. There was * tramcar, from which passengers were Alighting, standing opposite the Cardigan Arms Hotel. order avoid the people Mr. Whi taker steered to the right the car. It stated that sounded the * warning, and that ...

... :!'6. Kirk»laK Koci. I.et. nied «itk outside w.-hh • ** hoi, run; few Minorca heu« chicken? lent ciesr: tt!« ininu'.es Cardigan Arms.—H.. 13. V:!'a 'IUILORS i)U4Jil!f6B—Wanted st care. Me; *t:w W*- -i- ab..ut 11 rear.-.—'!ox iS. P. 0.. Leen-. WANTED, CI ...

... 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 ...

... iillbank Street, oil Westfield Road. —A. 25a. Cavendish Road. ■ CARDIGAN FlELDS.—Superior HOUSES, baths, w.c. inside, lod. to 65.; Id. car stage; gardens.—Keys 46, Avenue, opposite Cardigan Arms. 20 OOD Through HO USE to Let, 2. High Cliff. St. Michael's ...