... 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 ...

... attended the Heavy Woollen Derby at Crown on New Year's Day. He recalls the rejoicings on Dewsbury's triumphal return from Cardigan Fields, I.eeds, In MI, after winning T'Owd Tin Pot. Local Benefactors. IT is interesting to note, writes a correspondent ...

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... For their annual production. the members it the Operatic Society with St. John's Church. Cragg Vale. have choeen - The Goiden Argosy, a comic opera in two acts. They gave the Arm performance In the school, on Saturday night and the large audience had an ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... Join the strikers from Burton's factory. This was followed by a stoppage at the No. 2 factory of Price's (Ta'tors), Ltd., at Cardigan Fields, and a partial stoppage at the factory of Cohen and Wilks Ltd. . . A few hours later male worm at Price's two factories ...

... 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 ...

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