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... Orange, grayling, 9'20*.; F, Proud (Robin Hood), pike, 61b. KEXBY. —S. Oldroyd (Cardigan Arms), roach, 11b 0340 i.O 40i. and 12oz. LOW CATTON.—E. Westerman (Cardigan Arms), roach. 15 and 14o*. HUTTONS AMBO.—E. J. ShiUitoe (Robin Hood), 15 roach (heavl-at ...
... Chances of £lOO Cheques To-day. \f°ur in the List ? QUINN, Mrs. John, 114-68, 114lh St., Ozone Park, Long Island. QUITE, do., S. Zeiman, 53. Villa Rd., Birmingham. QUINNEY, 15, Oversley Rd., Wheatley, Doncaster. QUINTET. Cunningham llill and Vaughan Wall ...
... the old Leeds Lacrosse Club when they played not at Tommy Clapham's but on Cardigan Fields:— There was to be a ladies' football match on St. John's ground, and as the Cardigan Arms, where we lacrosse players dressed, expected a big crowd, we were told to ...
... forgeries. They were William Douglas Grattan (32), engineer, and David Martin (25), variety artist, who were convicted at Birmingham Assizes for presenting forged cheques tor £9B and £93 to Spalding banks. Grattan’s sentence was seven years’ penal servitude ...
... STRUCK ON HEAD. Miss Marian Inman, of 114, Cardigan Road. Leeds, who w:th Mr. John Patrick Wilkinson, of 297, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, accompanied Miss Binks, said that she was holding the bottom of the 60ft. ladder when a stone about the size of a football ...
... field. Norman Shachleton, 14, Green Bank Grove, ALT OFT S. Arthur Johnson, 6, Roulston Terrace, Cardigan Road, LEEDS. Philip Keep, 11, Paisley Street, Upper Arm ley, LEEDS. Jim Copley, Dobsoti’s Place, ROTHWELL, Norah Farrar, 10, Delph Hill, RASTRICK, Brighouse ...
... Capital Letters.) HULL (BOULEVARD). First Race (280 Yards) —Parted. Twilight Ruffain, BIDFORD, Saucy John, Sllpho. Second Race (475 Yards) —John D., Hardy John, High Art, Storytell, LADY BESS. Third Race (280 Yards) —KEENER IDEA. Mist Migs, Movietone, Masked ...
... were dealt with at Leeds General Infirmary. George Charles (3), Cardigan Grove, Leeds, was knocked down on Saturday afternoon a motor-cycle at the junction of Cardigan Lane and Cardigan Road. He was detained with serious leg and head injuries. Through ...
... ROECLIFFE. —J. Kay (Cardigan W.M.). chub 31b. 2*202.; G. Berry (Unicorn A.C.), pike 21b. 4'40z.; P. Dixon (Watson’s Sports), chub 21b. lOoz. TOGKWITH. —H. Allen (Kingston Unity). chub 14 1 oz. ULLESKELF. —J. Wetherby (Lloyds Arms), perch IS'zoz. EASEDYKE ...
... Deighton, to-day (Fridayl. 3.0 pin. Flowers to be addressed to St. Mark's. Kirk Deighton, Metherby. MOVLEY.—June 10. the Cardigan Arms Hotel. Kirkstall Road. Leeds, aged 48 years, HORACE ANDERSON, the dearly loved husband Minnie MOVLEY.—lnterment at Adel ...
... at his daughter’s residence. The Golden Lion Hotel, Harrogate, aged 70 years, WILLIAM MITCHELL CHARLTON, late of the Cardigan Arms, Leeds.—lnterment to-morrow (Wednesday) February 22, pm., at Woodhouse Cemetery. Leeds, only) intimation CROMPTON. -February ...
... that the cause of death was shock and concussion. The tragedy was described by Marion Inman, school teacher, of Cardigan Road, Leeds, and John P. Wilkinson, of Chapeltown Road. Miss Inman said that with Mr. Wilkinson and Miss Binks. she was standing inside ...