... Handel Bethel v. Newtown. Referee. Mr. A. Beaumont. Arm ley Rosevilt*. Referee. Mr. J. Dn?. Oekville v. Huo*k, Cunrrortt. IMtrrr. Mr. G. H. Hales. v. Holb»-k RorerflK Referee. Mr. «. New v. feeds At. John*. Referee. Mr. O. fcilburn. Whitehall T. Hoi berk ...

... a very pretty present; worth considerably more, but would take ils. 6d for the cou» plete set of three. Don't miss this jut—John Hardy and Oo.. Complete House Furnishers, — AMBOO TABLE.—V nice oblong Bam. boo Table with 2 matting tops very strong. Only ...

... COTTAGE PROPERTIES, together with Two Cloeea FREEHOLD LAND. __ , 11 WHITHAM and SONS are instructed offer Public Aortion. tha Cardigan Area Hotel, Street, Beamier, Monday, tba Itth day January. I*K, Sereu foU?w£j ?X!bi?' FREEHOLD PROPER- I TIEB, tiL: ■ ■■■■■■ ...

... HUDDERSFIELD. A FAITHFUL DOG ON GUARD. This morning a mongrel deg wa3 found lying on a coat and a Cardigan jacket, the canal bank, between the Weavers' Arms Inn and the Canal Bridge, on Lfreds Road, Huddersfield. A young fellow named Broadbent. of Lockwocd ...

... gilding aaetal, which when not polished lor some time assumes a dull colour matching the material. There will also issued a Cardigan waistcoat knitted brown wool with button front, and intended worn in cold weather at home and in North America, either with ...

... , Gieu Huxsi. Moothead, Shipley. IT GOOD COOK-GENERAL wanted, ai-o Housemaid; family relereucet—Mrs. C\. Roubaix V'iila, Cardigan Read, Head* ingley. lt» WANTED, plain COOK-GENERAL and HOUSEMAID; 5 in faiiiiiy; part done at home; required— Apply '' Bryntirian ...

... engagement. Inquiries solic.te. may interest you.—34. Prospect- Terrace. I.yds. LOST, Friday, between Boar Lane and Arms, or in Cardigan Lane. GOLD CHAIN BANGLE, padlock attached.—Finder rewarded returning to i 2. Be-*.. wood Cresv-ent, Headinsky. ARCHITECTS ...

... tor carrying out the process. When this report is before the committee they will further consider the matter. MR- JOHN FRANCIS MOSS. Mr. John Moss, the highly-respocted Clerk of the Sheffield School Beard, now staying at Matlock. He benefited greatly in ...

... together with Tau Closes FREEHOLD LAND. Messrs. WHITMAN and SONS are interacted offer for Bate Public Auction, at the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Town Street, Brantley, Monday Next, the day January. 1302. Seven o'clock the Evening precisely. following Valuable ...

... year. Robert, third ■on nf late John t'urwan. Leeds.-No canla. DUN FOB I» 17. House. her war. Mary Dunfoni. the late Thorns* llunfonL—Will interred at Spa (Tuef laj 1. January 21. at 290 p.tu. DO-STER. —lati'iary 17. Arm*. St Jsnies' Place, Ellen, widow ...

... winners extra: horses that l»ve not w *? race allowed 41b. Two mile*. hurdle Mr F. Swan's QUEEN'S «MPF«B, Jhn, ]QM Vr _____ Mr John Morgan's ALDBOURNE CHIMES, aged,' list 1 L. THE MASHER, syrs, ____ ___ 2 Mr O. O. Nugent's Slufter, 6yrs, «b Mrs A. Ya*«' Wise ...

... Herbert Firth, Charles Buckley. John Wilson, Ml bert Mosby, Simon Clarkson. John Holmes. Geo. Herbert Pilling, Frank Beech, Tobias Rh ' Finest Bird, Joseph Shakespeare. Thomas , aish. Arthur Watts, John Richards. l and > kes, John Buckley, James Marsh. Stephen ...