... Mary Arm Thomson, ‘during life, anmiitv of Irte. per week to his brother-in-law, Richard Thomson, during life, and annuity £\ per week to his housekeeper, Mary Snaw, during lifo, and subject thereto the remainder the mnietv his two brothers, John Walmsley ...

... crania Mr ley. and Mr (»ofn-bs. of Cardigan rrwJ. Hoadirarlfly, the executors. BRADFORD GUARDIANS' FAMILIES UNITED. At AT! Pbinte’ CSraßrti. d-av. Mr. Woftftr arm Mr Ptvvid of P*mdf■•tvJ Board C.iKi.rdiivns. and * Mr. John Muff, the Bradford of t' the Rev ...

... Soft-Soap Analyst. 148, Mercury-office. ■fir ANTED, CLOTH SCOURERS. Apply David v Dixou and Son Ltd.. Cardigan Mills, Leeds. ANTED, two HORS!MEN and one COWMAN John Copley. Haggs Farm, Uileskelf, York. ...

... a mis-step now may cause a repetition of the sad story the Grattan Volunteers. The resolution also says:— We realise that your forces, be effective, must be aimed, and are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every volunteer who ...

... Club. A link with Leeds has been broken by the death of Lieut. James Ernest John Brudenell Bruce, who succeeded to the Cardigan Estates the death of the Countess of Cardigan in May, 1915. On April 11th he was seriously wounded in action, and death took ...

... German trenches are only seventyfive yards from ns, eo you can understand have to keep on tbe alert all the time, standing arms, etc. The worst part it burying our comrades might, and the bullets whizzing by all the time. One fellow was shot next me, ...

... forty-fire, Iho ...

... 173, Cardigan-road; Pte. C. H. Terrv (killed), 9i. Cardigan-road; Pte. T. TiPotson (ki ilecl), 7, n ion-place. Chapel Allerton; Pte. Joseph Johnson (killed). 29, Grange-street. New Wort ley; and Cpl. 11. Bradstock imissing), 4.'», Tongroad. Arm lev Corporal ...

... Oakcs-tetrace. Hunslet; Pte. G. K. Hallidav (died of wounds), 11. Kldon-place; Cpl. Fred Freeman, A.S.C. (rheumatic fever), 113, Cardigan-road; Pte. H. Galinskv. West \orks ‘killed), 6, run-s( reel. H. Lightfoot. West Yorks (killecl), 14. terrace, Pte. G. S. ...

... J.P. (Interment at Siiarow Church to-morrow (Saturday), 12 o’clock.) BUCKLEY.-On January 28th, 1914, “St. Catherine’s,” Cardigan-road, Headingley. in his 7-ud year, JAMES BUCKLEY (formerly printer, Leeds), only son the late Henry Buckley, of Leeds and ...

... OPINION Manxman TOWN TOPICS Manxman ...

... proceeded against for drunkenness, being women, the total being below the average for the past five years. The Glassmakers’ Arms, the Wellington Inn, and the Prince of Wales were deferred for compensation. Mr. F. H. Anderson, applied behalf of Messrs. ...