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... MR. GEORGE TENNICK (LATE OF THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, MORLEY, AND CARDIGAN ARMS, HAVING TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL, WILL BE GLAD TO MEET ALL OLD AND NEW FRIENDS. WINES, SPIRITS, & CIGARS OF THE FINEST QUALITY. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ONE OF THE LARGEST STOOKS IN YORKSHIRE ...
... third, the ser cants at Cardigan Moues; the fourth, Mr, Crowther and the clerks, etc., at Mr. lanson'e ' office. Others present included Mr. Henry Smith, St. John's. the Maseru. Fennell, Mr. B. J. Stone (manager of the Strafford Arms), and others. Several ...
... Wakefield. 9 E Bradley, Marsh House, Norman Um. 10 C Hoer,4h. 46, Commercial street, Middleton. Hartlepool. 11 Jame. Lye. 4, Cardigan Square, Kirkstall, Leeds. 12 James Gray, postman, !ascii. N.B. 13 W Carnahan', Bank House. Stanhope Gardens. Harrinkay. Landon ...
... RANGE OF CORSETS. NEW CARDIGAN JACKETS, HOSIERY, Ae NEW Go OVEN NEW AUTUMN swum, JERSEYS. As NEW UMBRELLAS, TRIMNESS& SHALL WARES i.e. NSW CRETONNES. CURTAINS, MANTEL BORDERS. SEW CARPETS, RUG& MATS. Ac. SHEFFIELD. W RUM MEM JOHN frALSH. ON SATURDAY NETT ...
... the garish of P,arnburgb, and in the respective occupations of John Brook Frank Brown, Tow Tyere, and William Wadsworth, producing a rental of /17 2a. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Bingham, Roes Cottage, Nev,orce ; to the Auctioneer, Mesboro'; ...
... feat by striking up Should sold acquaintance he forgot. When the lamp was lighted up an ad- Wurnment was made to the Cardigan Arms, oodkirk (Mr and Mrs James Day's), where a plain but substantial dinner was immensely enjoyed by the company. The chair ...
... Hallhouse and Sone. Leeds. sod ; George St eadman, numinous* DIMOLVIID. Speight, Hepworth, Os, waste openers and pullers; John Minim Nod Ow . Illbslistd, wine and spirit meirchanta; J. IL Os.. es as reigned' Alfred TIMMY Whisk Usilslhswa, it. YORKSHIRE ...
... case of phthisis had been notified. This case was at Walton. He had inspected two cot- tares at Alvertherpe. situated on the Cardigan mast,. result was embodied in Mr. Hansmend's report upon I these cottages. The Inspector of Nuisances reported that under ...
... (postman). Peebles, N.B. 17. John 11PK iy, Church Street, Baineforil, Falkirk. 18. John Berry, Draughts Club, City Arms Restaurant, Kirkgats, Leeds. 19. W. T. Flrowlbent.. 15, Trafalgar Street. Lowestoft 21. Jame. Lye, 4, Cardigan Square, Kirkstall, Lewis ...
... Joshua Smith, Geo Curtis. John Fletcher, T C Blackmon. A Westwood, Frank Gledhill, J W Tenaley. and John A Handle. The first witness called was EMILY CI:TIMM, housemaid at Cardigan House, who said : I was engaged by the late John Frederick Lawn, sod had ...
... Marquis of Loodi:aderry sad H. Grattan, Esq., M.l'. without any fatal result- The rause of the meeting is explatned in a correspondence • hich has beam publishes' in the daily papers, from which It appears that Mr. Grattan wrote on Tuesday night to Lord ...
... respect se b b yew tsar of yeetetJay S dale. by w to ems the clergy their hi violation r reef*' inn Aaiun. and a demi Mr. IL Grattan. That any mina rasa body haw. wont.. • lanering air it is for by auy connection battntan the porde* and tba lb* it agy wry ...