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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Wilson ; Lth prize. §kiptou, conduct r Mr. G. F Birkenshaw. An extra prize was given by Mr. John Brown t•. the hand playing the best quickstep from the Cardigan Arms to the Liberal Club in t►e Town Street. Ten of the bawls osaspeted for the prize, which the ...
... Iwo wan engaged in mending a belt wlide machinery war running. although be had been fnequenaly warned not to doeta. Hoe Cardigan jacket was caneht by the el l afei n g, he wan whirled rcund and terribly mutilated. The incloset wag ar the mill yoiterday ...
... rds, Robertson, Firth, Bates, Leach, and Wilkinson, forwards. VERO. for Cardigan jackets and hosiery. POLICE Wednesday court was held for the hearing of two minor eases, Mr. John Blackburn being the only magistrate prow-lA.—A man named Charles Cleeaby ...
... Wakefield v. Leeds St. John's match the Wakritela' Evening Bench, of last Tuesday says souse rather strong things anent the behaviour of the spectators. The writer says that Severn thousand people lined the enclosure at the Cardigan Fields, and in my opinion ...
... and at most of the mills work did not commence until Wednesday morning. HANDICAP.— There was a capital attendance at the Cardigan Gronnds, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, on Tuesday morning, when the final rounds of Mr. T. Thorpe's 137 Yards 115 Foot Handicap ...
... Commandant Kro:ije informed Sir John Willoughby that if he surrendered and undertOOk to pay an indemnil to the Republic fur the invasion, the lives of all the invaders would be spored. Thus, Dr. Jameson's force laid down their arms with the assurance that the ...
... THE ] Tut I or THE Nl Nutus. — At Dewsbwry th.s ruing the Incase of the Cardigan Arms lan, Stmtsman4ane, known as the Negate's, was transferred horn Samuel Preston to George Clarke Dant n, of Cubdea•street, Hattey. A BATLMT MAN'S ADVINIURE.--On Wednesday ...
... of the marriage of the ancient Batley family of Copley with the Wilton family, and of that of the &mines with the Berle of Cardigan, the two titled houses who are at present the alternate patrons of the living of Batley. Most intereating extracts are given ...
... PAXTON SOCIITY.-011 Saturday last the first show of Cut Bloom for mecibers of this Society only was held in the Wilton Arms Hotel, under most favourable circumstances. The exhibitors were numerous, and the bloom shown was of a good quality. The attendance ...