... 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 ...

... the It- was sought to proved for the plaintiff tha the December she was crossing Kirkstal Road the opposite side la the Cardigan Arms when she was knocked down by a motor car drivei by the defendant. Plaintiff was removed to thi Beneral Infirmary suffering ...

... diraotod that hie sea John ahaald ham tbe option of tbe occopetion his shop aad ratidasea ia High atraet, Bridlington, during tbs Ufa of hit (tbs testator's) widow, at rental MMMMe Lan Ha. Haamr Camg.—Mr. Henry Oattie, TiUa Eneton, Cardigan-road, Bridlingtoo ...

... BUCtWOOD and HON*. Edit burgh amd London. ACM ILL ft LIST. KILLINGS NKW hook: JUST SO STOBIKS. For Ltute lUurtntior abyiV Antbur. JOHN M.. i-l.il Hal la*T». tt*. NEW AM» UI'S'tIVEIA Cruw.l Ira, pit toe*. (*. THE GHOST THE HIGHWAY FATE. RUNA X. CAREY. JAN VAN ...

... 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 ...

... husband of Sarah bom June 1833.—funeral Hut'oft to morrow (Tuerdayl June 8. at 2-30. PEACOCK. -Jnne 4. his year. John Dixon Peacock, Arm ley, Leeds cork raaiuifactnrerl -Interment New Wort ley Cemetery today (Monday). June 7, at 3.30 pm. The cortege leaves ...

... :!'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 ...

... January 7. al 'J ui. riendi pi-ra.-c acre pa (Lhc ooiyl inUmaiiuti. BAKNARO. -January -. Ann Mariafitentmtsnn. the brlm-etl John Barnard HcnulvV- llnnse. Ihrn- n F- »ry. Ihwa-ter Interment the Hunal (iruuml. i>o, :i..i Ferry, tu-ui'-rrow Wedneaday January ...

... remarking, Give the policeman nr.y coat, I want kill yorid.' was told put coat on again, and he did, and went off -home arm arm with his companion. Cross-examined by Air. Baddiley. the witness adtpitteil that had taken no proceedings in respect cf any ...

... 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 ...

... streets.—Keys 10. Cardigan Avenue. Cardigan OUNDHAY RD.—Scullery louses, 4s. ” ond hath. hot_water.—Keve 6, Grant Street, ae HOUSE, new! Oster. 3 . clear ib _water.—Apply 22. iy pointed and TRKSTALL RD ROU bath, water, K ‘open prospect; Cardigan Av. AST End ...

... agent, and raiding Deightoo. Welhwby. k-fiiaency 18*. 9d.; Jew*- Dot jeon, 48. Cardigan roa.l an*l carrying buainrea (in partnerhip) 29. CntiunemaJ-atreet, a jeweller; Arthur John Stubbe. forraarty rauding at 1. liaddmt iJare. and carrying buunneaa 30. W ...