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... 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 ...
... WARLEV HOU>E. WHITWOTK HILL. BRAMLEY. NE.VR SHORT NOT.t SAL Mes»r« HOLLIS WEBB will offer for Sale a- (be Cardigan Arm* Inn. ram ley. MomUy. tbr aili o.iy May. 5901. Seven o’eloek p.tn.. robject to the general ron»lilti.» rale of ti:c Inrorre-rated I-tw ...
... Church, Leeds, the Rev. James Ogden Coop, eldest son of John Coop. of Albemarle, Ashton-under-Lyne, to Ethel, second danghter of the late O, J Wolstenholme and of Mrs. Wolstenholme, 31, Cardigan-road, Headingley. CREIGHTON—PYE.—On the 29th ult., at Christ ...
... for about spiodie*; X also 4 Rooms, arm 925 yard*, suitable tor suvti. tradesmun, Mul, Dudley Hill —For inqjecejon apply premises GOOD Let. in J‘'bn Street—Apply WOODHEAD. 127. Godwin Street, or top room. 25, John Street. Sales by Private Contract. Jionses ...
... Whitsuntide, and the place where beer and spirits could be wag at the Babes in the Wocd Inn, about 240 yards away. The Cardigan Arms was ab ut 500 yard: away. The gardeus had recently changed hands, and were intended to be conducted on different lines ...
... I««}t St. p.m. I.eofe —To Meteley. at 7 p.m. tH-xt—To Walltoftoc, *t 7.15 p.m. LarohfleM—To Cofthoflse, 7.30 p.m. Cardigan—To the Drnrtey Arms, 7.3 V p.m. Irfeds Moral O^Jc—To 7JO p.m. wsetoa. from at 2.15. Leeds arid District from Headinxley tram terminus ...
... 13 room, kitchea, 2 bedreoms, attic, back yard, separate w.c., rent 4s. 6d. clear, papered.—Key No. 5. e, 7 rooms, large Y ARM COTTAGE, Shadwell—Detached Hou: smail erchard; valuation £12; garden, 60 yds. by 25 yds rent £22.—Linsley and Holmes, 51, Cookridge ...
... Lascaris’s fugitive appearances in the Derby betting to state that there has never been any intention of running him at Epsom. Mr John Porter the veieran Kingsclere trainer, has been suffering from an tack of quinsey and influenza. transpires that Fagan is to ...
... Monkbridge “Terrace, Mean- we 6s. od. clear, bath, b. and c. water.—Apply, 3, Wellfield 3 Place, North Lane, , Headingley. ARM House, “7 rooms, large garden, yds. y 2 small orchard; valuation rent #22.—Linsley and Holmes, 51, Cookridge =o ‘SEYMOUR STREET ...
... that is closely Skelton family of Plymouth its origin in that from Sir John 3- j in 16th century In St Andrew’s Ch-I Plymouth aisle is appearance which that it erected of Sir John Skelton Citadel the reign Charles I This knight followed the varied Sovereign ...
... “39, NEWPORT MOUNT, Chapel Lane, Headingiey; £18 N?; 10s. and rates.—Coo aud Howgate, 4, Corn Exchange, Leeds. BINKS STREET, Arm! Boad, near Greenwood and 20, Batley’s; 4s. id. weekly.— ey J, Binks Street. 14 td. HOUSE, bath, etc.; ciose to tram ser- vice ...
... Farm. Dairv Cattle—Messrs. John j Quern-ourv. and William Henry Horn. I (.range, Wakefield. Heavy Horses and I I Messrs. John Hnrri on. Kvcrion. ami James (lakes Wordey, Manchester, and Hunters , ** Major, Sled in ere. and John Lett, iV'OT? 11 - ■''^ Messrs ...