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... 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 ...
... DRDIvKBN WOMAN AND CHILD. Alice Som (31). ebarwermn. was with being drank Grattan Bond while eaarge of * child under erven years of ago. Saturday night prisoner, with Ike child in bor arm , was found in very drunken oonditon in a Road. A flee of 2k 6d. and ...
... 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, ...
... valuable Freehold Estate and Block'of Scullery Houses Bramley, near Leeds. IV'TR- THOMAS BRAY will Sell by Auction, at the Cardigan Arms, Bramley, on Tuesdav, January 29, 1901, »>■ -jcv , o’clock in the Evening precisely, subject the feral conditions of Sale ...
... Davies, Pontypridd ; Rev. Dr. Invelwyn Hughes, Cardigan; John Walter George Balush, West fiurtlepool; Fdward Davies, Sutton; A. E. Harrison, Shrewshury; Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craven Arms, and his son. Alfred Williams; Christopher Wrigley ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... defendant. Plaintiffs case was that on the 27th December she was crossing Kirk stall-road, Leeds, the opposite side the Cardigan Arms, when she knocked down the defendant’s motor-car, and seriously injured, She was still a very feeble condition. Dr. Greenwood ...
... 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 ...