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... Mr. 8. Varley was the reader, and |Mr. C. A, Johnson presided as the organ. o B ‘ FataL FALL AT SEVENTT-RIGHT.—AL the Cardigan Arms on Monday afterncon, an inguest was held touching the death of Elizabeth '.l'u:lin-n. Strother (78 years), » widow, who ...
... WALKER'S MONUMENTAL WORKS, TUNG It D. Alt I: Y Stock must ar,d JOHN WARD'S PATENT OINTMENT (Trade Mark—Skin Specific) Is the only SAFE and Positive CURE for Bad Heads and Faces, Eyes and Arms, Ringworms, Bad Legs, Scurvy, ctc. Testimonials Free en Application ...
... t stree“-n the Cardigan Arms) Orders by post receive special attention. PecuLiar Case'or Cruenry.—At Leeds on Wednesday before the Btipendiary Magistrate. Robert Eastbourne Oddy, commission ageat, Moortield Villa, Upper Armloy, and John Dawill, 2, Eyres ...
... appreciated. AAT Leeds on Tuesiay a' ywott'.l.mmd Jobn leyard was fined Ds. for i the os:;‘:«::'-y in Kirkstall Road, in the Cardigan Arms, on Sunday week. P.C. Pease gave evidence. A Trear vor TENANTS.—On flo.day Mr. J. Taylor, tiusmith, Ventnor Sirees, gave ...
... Tarmer (23), who resides in Kirkstall Road, was fined 20s. or 14 days for assembliog for the wwu- of betting nesr the Cardigan Arms on ednesday in the previous week. Detective-officer Haley reported the matter, ...
... game played at Hoesforth, in the Leeds Dustriot Amateor ‘ uo.ul u-A-oa-tim!‘l 'l‘ogrmt. e 5 TNy T D IR S S . Jomns BuiTH aND JOHN BaRLEYCORN. —-Yesterday at Lee ‘s, Joon Smith, » farm labourer at Mr. Parker's Liogb b Ferm, Bootlaod Lape, Horsforsh, wes ...
... Bramley. or to JOHN WORMALD, Solicitor, b e 13, Infirmary Strect, Leeds. BRAMLEY, near LEEDS. SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND AND FACTORY. Messrs. A. RILEY & SON are instructed to Sell by Auction on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1895, at the Cardigan Arms Inn. Bramley ...
... rang several miscellaneous methods. A business meeting was held in the Cardigan Arms. The afternoon peal was rnng by Joseph Thackray, treble : B. Cowling, 20d ; Alf. Chapman, 3ed ; John Thackray, 4th ;M. Broadbent, sth ; J, M. Chadwick, tenor (conductor)—and ...
... Teddy, of Kirkstall, two large-sized fox ten-ers were matched by their owners to contest the best of 21 courses at the Cardigan Arms Grounds. Leeds, on Saturday fur £25 a side. Ripper had four yards start each course, catch weight, whilst Toddy had to ...
... bent Newell c b J B:ordbrot B rout out. o Lxt b J Brost klbent 2 Total for 8 trkta 52 CARDIGAN UO.'.D v. ARNILEY PROVIDENI.7E7—'Taped at Cardigan 'toad. Score:— Cardigan Rood—Cooper 2, Itiokordyke 19, Hunter 0, Teals I. Hinton! 2. Foster 8, J Fu,ter S, 'telefoon ...
... years), which occarred at 35, Evanstone Avevue, on Apri! 27th, led 1o en ingoest being beld last Friday after noon at the Cardigan Arms. The woman bad been confined shortly before her death, and hed been attended by & Mrs. Skitt, Ilvin!m Kengedy Stroet, ...
... again considered, and a win was awarded to the St. Lawrence. Suppex Deate.—On Friday, a coroner‘-:nt:gnut was held at the Cardigan Arms lon on the y of William Walker, cab proprietor, 8, Waterloo Lane. Albert Walker, son of the deceased, stated that bis father ...