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... presided, and amongst those present were Mr. Rowland M.P., Mr. G. R. Portway (President of the Chamber of Ctanoncroe), Mr. John Town, Mr. John Pearce, Dr. Hellier, Mr. R. Humble, Mr. W. Wildblood, Mr. Arthur L. Soot, Mr. B. James, Mr. Wesley North, Mr. W. Harvey ...
... Bainbndge! ‘l'h§ Truth about Prophecy T. Jones i'ue Retaaation Fallacy Franklin Thomas.«on J The Coniine Hedistributian Bill John Stotea The Irish Tunnel __R P. Choom Johnson. Portraits C. G. Compton. The Book as an Instrument J Smith. The Deliverance Dante ...
... J. Thompson, E. Ives, J. Wood, B. Clayton, W. Heaingway, and W. Greenwood, forwards. LEnDs.-At Cardigan Fields, Leeds St. John's v. Devwsbnry Leeds St. John s.7. Heaton, bark, T. P. Bate R Walton, and G. L. Walker, threerquarter backs; W-. Place tA E W ...
... Dragon j nihrant of Arms), and Portcullis Arms). | their wands, and sobdoed tones befitting the oa'ruuon. Next the two senior at- . tendante the Honse. Messrs. Ramble and Robinson, j evening and weanng Mr. F.Hcme (Rerjeant-at-Arms), bore the mac© before ...
... Lime Co, Ltd Settle • 2 0 0 Donation Box. Brunswick Hotel. Camp road, per John Thompson . 1 16 6 Donation Box. Mrs. Flolding, HoUic, Cardigan-road Donation Box. Mason's Arms, Kirkg'-te, per H. Aliinson Box. Taylor and Co.. Atkinsoticoni l 1 Workmen P ...
... EBuraside, Itl'-ey. Mardi lath. BIRASILEY.-Mr. Appleton. of Messrs. Olver and Appleton, sold by auetion last night, at the Cardigan Ar-ms. Bramley. three through terrace houses. situate i Swinnow-road. Branlyev. with the gardens thereto be- longing, opducing ...
... MARIA BATTY, 4. Aviary Grore. Arm ey, ta dearly lored mother. —Service 2-45 p.m., Saturday, at, Sr. Hugh’s Church, Armlev. prior interment Armley UiU Top Cemetery 3.15 p.m. BEAUMOHT—March 12. 37, Ascot Street, aged 62 years, JOHN WILLIAM, the dearly-loved ...
... held on the 21st Sept. .-John Burrell, Forester's Arms, Cleveland-street; Sami. Littlewood, Fox Inn, Woodhouse Carr; John Mile- stone, Ship Inn, Briggate; Thomas Thorpe, Marquis of Crauby, Lady-lane; Squire Sugden, Cardigan Arms, iKirkstall ...
... more frequent running. The stages suggested are- Boar-lane to St. Phillip's Church; St. Phillip's Church a to Cardigan Arms; and Cardigan Arms to IKirkstall. T But if the Tramway Company are really preparing for Ij such a promising reform of their fares ...
... near jthe Cardigan. th© other (B) near Wood house Moor. Both board the twenty minutes to eight Mar Roginald-terraoe each morning. B takes a return fare, which costs him twopence ; (A) cannot, this because cars run through from to the Cardigan Arms, consequently ...
... distant John Pratt, 27, Hall-lane Armley, applied for an offbeer licensei Mr. Child, -who supported, presented a memorial signed by .161 -eople in favour of the application uing granted. M&r. Dunn opposed. Mfary Rollingi, 25. Pearson-grove. and 2, John-street ...
... the county of Cardigan, wine merchant and breswer, d. c. to sut. May11, and f 26, at 12, at the Gogecddan Arms, Aberystwvith.-Sols. Hughes r &Co.,IAberystswith.-Pr cr. James Davies, Jsohn Baitr, Win. Davies, 7homas Jones, Richard Morris, John Mor~~ris, ...