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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... undersigned. THOMAS BUMMERSGILL, 125, Cardigan-road, in the city of Leeds; BENJAMIN WALKER, 91, CbatHtown-roed. Leeds aforesaid; PEROT FAWCETT, of the Arms, Northstreet, Leeds aforesaid: and WILLIAM FAWCETT, the Smithfield Arms aforesaid, carrying business Cycle ...
... Ingham to Arme Mitchell, both of Bingley. % Pruserron—Boorn.—sth inst., at the Wesleyan Chapel, Mornington Road, Blng'ey. Samuel Pemfemn, to Harriet Booth, of Bingley. Fovrvs—Barsrow.—9th inst., at the Cmtional Cmel. Bingley, by the Rev. J. y John Foulds ...
... COATS Arthur Own h Ou CBECIERED JACKETS ad SMOCKS CARDIGAN JACKETS. Best Value ARTHUR 01 GODWIN FL to Boa BRADFORD. Slssppeng. ER, DEMPsTER & CO., t)EAVLE LINE) ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. TO HALIFAX AND ST. JOHN, N 8.. VIA QIIIIIOB/TOWN. LAU SUPERIOR LAE/ Jsn ...
... aceord:ng to the forum of the Sweden- 1 borgian religion. The contrimaig trachea were Miss Janie Grattan. second daughter of the late' fir. Henry Grattan arid Ma. Grattan, of Ashfield, Bradford. and Alderman Wellingtons Lee. of Accrington. chairman of the Watch ...
... Chief Offices:— RECORD BUILDINGS. GLASGOW. COALS! j W. MILLS, | L. * Y. R. DEPOT. WHITEHALL-ROAD, Removals I N - E - ' DEpoT cardigan-road. TELEPHONE 16U. Furniture removed b Road or Rail. ARMITAGE WALKER. 6, Carolineitreet. Leeds. Tel. 661. EADE’S GOUT and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... -’5 Six weeks’ imprisonment with bard labour. Harry Rickerby (36). joiner, assaulting Benjamin Greaves, landlord of the Cardigan Arms. Kirfcstsll Road. Fined X 3. or one ACQUITTED. The following were acquitted;— Albert Hill 100 bail). Indicted for inflictiog ...