... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. There was large attendance at Mr Grattan’s indosurc Saturday to witness the match at knur and spell, between J. Brown, Barnsley, and W. Dyson, of Bradford, rises each, for 25/. a-sidc, with wood heads and knurs, and the u-ual conditions ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Kmcrr and rll.—A match of rise*, for 60/., between Joseph Coward, of Haildon. and James Child, of Hnsfonh, took place here Saturday. The weather w;is miserably cold and wet, yet a pre.it number of people braved the storm, in the ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. The afternoon being very w« (, there w.m only rm-derate attendance at Mr Grattan’s ground* Saturday to witness the mutch at rabbits, between J. Porritt’s dog Spring and Jaa. Woram-p bitch Luce, who were enpag ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Gaunt Kki uu ani» Si kll. quiet game knurr and spell was played at Mr Grattan's grounds lust Saturday, the oeinpD. I.upton, of and W. Gaunt, Horsfortb, who had signed articles to play 30 rises each, for 10'. a-side, witli wood heads ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Arorr 400 admirers of knurr and spell patronised John Grattan's ground Saturday, to witness a match of rises each, with wood heads and knurrs, for 15/. a-side, between John Wade, of Stanningley, and Thomns Young, of ...

... The dark” one to named, and the money down (1/. a-side), to be increased to IW. a-side, this day (Saturday), at Mr Grattan’s. Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road. ki. Hbioiits, Demioi.mm, near Kkic.iilev.— Kirk Stables, of Leeds, and Herbert Smith, alias Throstle ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. *vn Ward at Knurr and Rrsu..—Owing, to the wet weather that prevailed on Saturday afternoon, there was very poor muster of the admirers of knurr spell at Mr J. Grattan's grounds, on the occasion of the match between Alf Sykes, of ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Kntrr and Spell.—“ Benny” flyers, of Wortley, and Joe (fan>iii.irly known as “Duke”) Buckton, Armley, played a mutch on Saturday last, Myers gri\ing Buckton ten scores . ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Rarrit Coursing.— Fine weather, a good attendance, and some first-class rabbit® tended to make the sport of Saturday last thorougldy enjoyable at M. Grattan’s grounds on the occasion of match, the best course®, for IW. a-side, l>etween ...

... THE SPORTSMAN. CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Matcii at Knurr and Srcu..—A bout persons patronised Mr Grattan’s grounds on Saturday, the attraction being match at knurr and f-pell, for 13/. a-side, between W. Roberts, of West Ardsley, and J. Lund, of Beeston ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Kxube and Brell.—Another 5/. a-aide, inaking i-sitlo down, has kin handed J. Grattan, thestakehobh i match thirty rises ca» hat knurr and spell . dktt Wainwright, of Kirkslall. and George Marshall, h.iwdon, who are engag«-d to play ...

... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Kxi rR and Si Ki i..—John Croft, of stanningley, and John lUdrr, of Pudsey, are matched to ploy thirty rises at ami spell, for 10/. a-side, at the above grounds, on February Mr John Briggs, of Armley, is appointed ...