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... three-quarters beck: H. Field (Wortley) and C. Lapping (Leeds St. John’s), half- back ; H. Fieldhouse (Buttershaw), J. (Hi: holme), G. Naylor (Leeds St. John's), J. Emsley(Pu-sey), (Leeds St. John's), G. Air (York), C. T. Sumner (Leeds St. C. Brumfit (Shipley) ...
... EE HECK MONDWIKE. IMPORTANT TO | OP FAMILIES AND R JOHN SANDS is favoured with in- structions from Mr. John Bowling, music seller, who is leav the jises as above,to SELL BY AUC. TION, on Monxpay, March 19th, 1888, one handsome PIANOFORTE in walnut, bv ...
... and red-heeled shoes on his feet, and once making s journey from Paris to Lyons for no other than to buy waistcoats. Henry Grattan, the Irish orator, and un- flinching advocate of the just rights of his country, had features and quite an eccentric look ...
... DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. MR.DEO. B. SYKES is honoured with inetructines frAn the amignees of Mr. CLOCOW, dyer and innkeeper, Cardigan Arms, to SELL VAUCTION the above Premises, on im'. the 13th January, 1570, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, which is in ...
... BAnzr. WEST •RDSLEY, NEAR WAKEFIELD. I ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WILLIAM 00ATILS, at the House of Mr. J. Banos, the CARDIGAN'S ARMS Ins, Woodchnrch, otherwise Ardsley, in the County of York, on MONDAY, the 29th day of July, lin, at o'clock in the Evening ...
... under the trustees of the Earl of Cardigan. Neither the Overseers nor the Assessment Committee, who had been served with notice of appeal, attended.—Mr. Watts said Mr. Feernsides paid a rent of 260 for the Cardigan Arms Inn and 25a. 2r. ldp. of laud situate ...
... the House of Commons, and acknowledge them as the true Irish Representa- tives.—The “ John Dillon” branch of the League which meets at Mr. John Leach's, Foresters Arms, have also passed a resolution condemning the action of Mr. Parnell in taking forcible ...
... TALUABLE LAND. TW) BE SULD By AUCTION B R. B. NETTLELON, at the CARDIGAN ARMS INN, cao WEDNESDAY, te lows day of July, 1292, at 1-30 o'clock subject to tue of Sale of the Court ies and Ww suck speaal cou as tuen be Ali that PIWT UF LAND situate at Woodkirk ...
... Kilpin Hill Road and Btaincliffe Road, Top of Heckmondwike. In the occupations of George Castle, Joseph Walker, John Robshaw, John Rhodes and John 'faun. The site contains 1,284 square yards more or less. Lott —Four DWELLING-HOU:4ILS, with the outbuildings ...
... DEWSBURY. THE FALLGaI or Ma. JOHN —The creditors in the estate of Mr. John Geocock. fish dealer, Batley Carr, have agreed, at a meeting held at the offices of Mr. Joseph Ibbers n. to accept a compo'ition of in the pound, payable at three months. SHOO ...
... entertaiorneet will be daft • via by Mr. W.. Smith (Chairman of the Boat. of Rarest Canada.—Then were three interesting at IM Cardigan Arm' grounds. Weakish. last Saturday. The was a rabbit rouses match for Holt **Rage and Booth's Tommy. of Meet Artistry ...