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... Place, Cardigan Lane, said he saw the woman and her child near the Green Bridge about half-past six on Wednesday night. She was suckling the shill at the time. About half an hour afterward he repassed, when grappling was being carried on. John Smith, ...
... named :—Arinley, Wortley, Beeston, and Fernley, Messrs. Marvel and Par er ; Bromley, Hamden, Holbeck, St. John's. Leeds, and Potternewton. Mr. John Simpson ; Chapel Allerton and Ileadingley, Messrs. J. Schofield & Co. The expenditure to which these contracts ...
... lodge.room of the Earl of Beckett Lodge, No. 9, Grand Snrrey Banner. R A. 0.13., held at the Beckett Arms, Eirkstall Road, under the presidency of Sir John Robehave, Provincial Grand Primo. assisted by Sir Charles Wheeler, H.0.M., Sir E. Taylor, E.0.M.. ...
... 62, Grattan Street, and Alice Metcalte, 12 years, 57, Burley Lodge Road, spoke in & friehiiorward way about the alleged sseault on the |t vamed, which was said to have happened on lcoday evening last week about sesen o’clock, Besr 'be Cardigan Road raifway ...
... AND RODLEY. Mossra HEPPER and SONS are instruocted b{! the Erastsos wader the will of tho lato John Hradshaw, Bsq.. to Se by A uction at the Cardigan Arms Hetel Bramiey, on FuinaY, MAY Sth, 1504, at seven oeiock in the evening Prec soly, subject to_the ...
... May 21st, about eight O olock. For Ladies' Blou A Underclothing, and e U YT ry 1 N, lon , Burley (tirst streot past the Cardigan Arms, r A Prace AuperMay Hartaxn Doks yor Kxow — At Leeds on Wednesday, before the city magistrates, Albert lllfllvg was charged ...
... but with fits second essay. one of John Hartley dialect readings, The Railway Training Class, he scored a decided success, being oproarionsly applauded. In reepouee, an imitation of a gentleman with a wooden arm giving a recitation. ceased roars of ...
... traps, flat c►rts, coal cart. 6 store and pork pigs, 6 ducks, 10 bead of poultry. and other lots. 'l'. BRAY, Auctioneer. CARDIGAN ARMS AUCTION AIART, BRAMLEY My usual Monthly Sale by Auction of HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. se., takes place on MONDAY NEM 7th ...
... committee of the Yorkshire Rugby Football Union. lloesc Snow.—There was a good attendance at the horse show held at the Cardigan Arms on Saturday afternoon, which was promoted by the landlord, Mr. W. Tordoff. The first prize, £l, in class 1, for the best ...
... and J. Longley ; Ramsden or Emmett and M. Warrington ; Townend and H. Horner. ProPseTY SALE.—On Monday eveniug, at ths Cardigan Arms Inn, Messrs Oliver & Appleten offered for sale five lots of freehold property, inerudinx “The Rookery,” a detached residence ...
... first Monday in every month at 1.30. Furniture and Miscellaneous Sales second Saturday in every month at 2 o'clock. in the Cardigan Arms Auction Mart, liraniley. Entries booked any time by the landlord or the auctioneer. Prompt Settlements mid Reasonable Terms ...
... and Ponies: 2 and t n hceird t;atriaccv. Implements. Hamm of all deecriptione..to., the tit, Monday every connth at tl,e Cardigan Arms. Auction Mart, Brantley, at 1-30. )entries can made to the landlord or tho auctionnr. Hartle,. and Trap fur Salo Him ...