... THROUGH HOUSE, 2 kiichens, sitting-room, 3 bedroonis, wath, ard w.c., hot and cold water; 7s. clear; 1d. tram stage.— Cardigan Arms, Li Leeds. PRAMLEY.—Good E HOUSE to LET, | with bath, w.c., etc. close to station ; rent £16.—Aticinson, ll, Certrai Banik ...

... Leeds St. John’s and Bradford were great rivals in those days. Denny, who generally played in a sleeveless jersey, was going it for everyihing he was werth, using his shoulders and bare arms to some june. After several rushes of the St. John’s forwards ...

... of his office, Mr. Taylor not infrequently found himself in conflict with jurymen and wit- nesses, and m these passages at arms he did not always get the best of it. We had a great contempt, apparently, for foolscap. The evidence—and he insisted upon ...

... Dcwsbury-road, Leeds, was charged at tbe Leeds Police Court on Monday with having stolen £14 from a cash-box, the property of Mr. John Kirby R.dsdale, 63, Chtwch-strtet, Kirkstall. It was alleged that on January 30th, 1898, Rankine went to Mr. R dsdale's house ...

... Brown, Mr. John William Booth, and Mr. William Booth vice-presidents; chairman of committee, Mr. Arthur Booth; vioe-cha rman, Mr. John Saxton ; treasurer, Mr. Samuel Ackroyd; general secretary, Mr. Willie Lord; financial secretary, Mr. John Hustler; political ...

... that was unmaking it. Sixty years ago Mr. John James Coulton succeeded his father as clerk of the Board of Guardians at King's Lynn, and is now succeeded turn by his son, Mr. Richard Calthorpe Coulton. Cardigan jackets seem to be the most popular things ...

... oal*. ail aeli nud*-; -'l ani'A. 'M b*-.pol:e made c*ot--. and «•»•.. dlltn imi>- »:»•. nr.e■die ►a>!». lanfv at.-l 10U. cardigan and Ill's One n'.drw-k nrompi. Sale a High- fabo ..nMsrm«n* BOOT* and SHOES, pr-n--• ioully p!—* ...

... general dealer, of 173, Buri'ey-road, was on Tuesday run over by an electric car in Kirkstall-road. The vehicle passed over his arm, which, on his arrival at the Infirmary, had to be amputated. A mechanic named Harry Onslow (34), of Woodhouse-lane, was admitted ...

... also wore Cardigan waistcoat ribbed with red. The Irish were long away. Then they came in a rush, the sharptongued, vinegary Tim Healy ; tho lank, mackhaired Celtic John Dillon ; tho irrepressible bw.it MacNeill; the Napoleonic - countenanced John Redmond ...

... smail wash; £16; young nd V ser, steep out.—44, Wooasiey _ Road. GIRL waniei for house work. —Apply So. nd Road (near Cardigan Arms). ANTED, a good GENSRAL, about i6 = 18.—Apply at ~ a Lane, fiol Buli and isuvener, Woaier AS TED FOC GENERAL SERVANT. Mrs ...

... -iK-e I tie death of.hM wife, on Wcdnea•lay. 14. riniK tl.o above fur. K. tocrvler little wore 'ban ayr ar ago l>y Mcsera. John k .son* (L'd au-l now faultlen .-uiiditiu.i. ft .r-,w ~ it , u-l-l l\iu.l. Full parlicuiat* in next week* tvapera. tprici ...

... 2>9, The Ynfh'ftmM Evening Leeds. ■ WANTED, February I2th, good GENERAL, family 3: children: good borne; help given.—175, Cardigan Read WANTED, rcspec'ible GENERAL, about 17. family two; good heme to honest, steady, girl; state wages and reference ' —Airs ...