... Gers 143 Read. oe Good | { Cattle Swedes; also Seea a: por Sale. ¢ Aeron. Kellington, ¢ 0 Tntensive Poultry Shed = RCE Cardigan ‘arm, Garden, & Dairy Produce Want ‘J. Lowthe: ED, Dairy of Milk, any y timo 2, wanted (second-hand), big prices Oh ken, bring ...

... £107 $s. 5d. to the Leeds organisation. A WEST ARDSLEY PUBLIC-HOUSE INCIDENT. At Wakefield to-day, Walter John Lammas, licensee of the Cardigan Arms, Woodkirk, West Ardsley, was charged with supplying intoxicating liquor during pro- hibited hours, and Arthur ...

... Saltaire Mills. Joining as a private, he soon gained his commission, and he has been on active service about three months Lieut. John G, WADDIE, killed in action on uly Sist, was formerly in the employ of the Great Norther nn Railway Company, at 4s an assistant ...

... 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 ...

... broke out which was only quelled after very heavy fighting, in which many thousands were killed. In 1800 Grattan’s Parliament was dissolved, and Grattan then wrote: —“You have ...

... bonus; allowauoes end uniform Apply tlio Matron. St. John's Road Institution, Upper Hollo way, N. 19. Dispensing for women. Particulars of Classes. etc., from Secretary. Collage Pharmacy. Road, Leeds. CARDIGAN NURSING HOME, -BRIDLINGTON.— Medical. Surgical ...

... _ i>t. \ £lO. O. and Park, both Batl-y. li. K I!.' •• GREENFIELD GROUNDS. Dud* 60 Yard?, wot or fine. certain. . • CARDIGAN ARMS. Sat. An, . Ratify, and J. Lee, Let;: —M. IM. KNI'K SPELL.—J, Barrett J. .1 fide. To-day (Saturday). lor £2O nd-. Meat ...

... 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, ...

... ,. pot. I-one Knock. 1. bun. . ARMYTACE ARMS.' -Oct. 'V p. Mortoncr. Hart-head Moor. 25_ _£ao__._-_- 0 BUTCHER'S ARMS. Harming 'pVfe:.-. ' lj Knock Match. £5O. P. Rhode-. ;>• ac ' Jlcaton. Mcct 1 o'clock. John .. FI.EECK~I.NN*. EUand.-Saturda;. o.;' ...

... meeting the Leeds and District Cup and Emergency Committee was held at the Green Loede, last night, Mr. W. Howe jMveuiinc. The Cardigan Albion Club apfioa'ed against a decision Ix>eds Amateur in hmne them fire a hillings and censuring tlie secreUry for not ...

... band* L plentiful; Id. car Briggate.—lo, Cardigan Avenue, Kirkatall Road. a FARMS, LAND. &c. HEREFORDSHIRE.— Let. from February, 1814. MIXED FARM, 261 acrn*.—Apply Pain and Bleoae, Surveyor*. 51. North John Street. Liverpool. e TVER.* HILL FARM. Let; ...

... forty-fire, Iho ...