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... DRDIvKBN WOMAN AND CHILD. Alice Som (31). ebarwermn. was with being drank Grattan Bond while eaarge of * child under erven years of ago. Saturday night prisoner, with Ike child in bor arm , was found in very drunken oonditon in a Road. A flee of 2k 6d. and ...
... defendant. Plaintiffs case was that on the 27th December she was crossing Kirk stall-road, Leeds, the opposite side the Cardigan Arms, when she knocked down the defendant’s motor-car, and seriously injured, She was still a very feeble condition. Dr. Greenwood ...
... West Street, and Kirkstall Road to the Cardigan Arms. He expected the line would be open for traffic early next week. The fare stages, he said, would be:—Between Malvern Road and City Square, 1ld.; between Cardigan Arms and City Square, 1d.; between Victoria ...
... SAD DEATH OF A PUBLIC Mr. James Ladley Day, 44, of the Cardigan Arms, Woodkirk, est Ardsley, met with a shocking death near his home on Tuesday evening. He had been driving one of Messrs. Ind, aml Co.’s travellers, and was returning home, when the pony ...
... to Leeds to see the football match. There was a 24 minutes’ service on the Cardigan Road a 14 minutes’ from the City Square to the Oak, and a three minuies’ to the Cardigan Arms— more cars than ever ran before in the direction of Headingley. Though the ...
... , a wellknown farmer and cattle salesman, was shooting rabbits in his harvest field, his gun burst, and his arm was seriously lacerated. John Allen, of Scarborough, whilst working on the alteration at the North-Eastern engine-shed, a-t Whitby, on Tuesday ...
... = ne John William Earnshaw, farm labourer, Keigh- ley, was at Keighley to-day coinmitted to prison “for montl: for neglect of family. The second annual dinner of the Cardigan Cycling Club took place at the club’s headquariers, the Cardigan Arms Hotel ...
... ROOMS. Leeds. SA T.K*. of First -cla-« STOCK of NEW CARPETS. HOLLIS ami WEBB, Auctioneers. THIS EVENING, at o'clock. the Cardigan Arms Inn, Kirkstall-road, Leeds. SALE Foot Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, Nob. 69 and 71, Bankfleld-terrace, and Nos. 72 and 74, ...
... BEDROOM. mat I **-J Hitter Street.. Bagtoy Road. - smart GIRL to ait S.*a-- WANTED, a woman aa COOK an»i kit -hen.—Apply Cardigan Arms. K . jg EXPECTABLE MAX. Willi pony and for days.—Address « ...
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... Yorkshire College, Leeds ; 10, David Hughes. Blaenanersh, Cardigan; 11, Thos. Hutton, Harper-Adams Agricultural College, Newport; 12, Jno. Lewis John, 13, David Jones —both University College, 14, John Strothers, Side Farm, Strut haven, N.B. ; 15, Thjos. Wibberiey ...
... Club, was fined 5s. and costs, and ordered to pay 7s. 6d. damages, for breaking windowa at the Masons’ Arms Inn, eighley. Herbert Simpson (39), Cardigan Mount, Kirk- stall Road, appeared at the Leeds City Police Court, t y, before the Stipendiary Magistrate ...