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... being allowed thirty in thirty The match, which excited cossiderable interest, coil. mewed or. Saturday afternoon. at the Cardigan Arms enclosure. Burley -road. Leeds., but when the compsti• tors had played twenty rises each, they were compelled to diseoatinue ...
... rods. 11:11 Daminber. 1411.—John Leeminc. of Bradford. machine maker, for itnnr in for WSW. tog. 11th Deeeinber. GLUT KNOB AND AT Lei.ol.--Oli Monday Tuesday. about 1,700 perm= attended the grounds in front of the Cardigan Arms, larketall Leeds, to witness ...
... Alfred is about to The revival excitemei George Abdale, formerly ad last week. _ . Henry Grattan, son of the I Clue, in his 72nd year. Dr. Johnson's arm-chair impson on Saturday, for 1 The national guard have to Connt Ca Simplon opened Prne!'ted ...
... l GREAT RHOS SPHLL MATCH FOR CRAMPlossau. AHD £so.—On Yooday afternoon, from 2,000 to 3,000 persons were pomeot at the Cardigan Arms enclosure, Kirkatell-r Leeds, composed of persona from nearly part of the riding, to witness a at knee and spell, between ...
... long Sir John's plmie in the i ha, k bench below the gangway. where he might he easi!y covered by his long light-coloured beard. He first came Parliament iu March, 1543. for Tavistock, and sat till April. and WRY again elecaal for the plioe Sir John i s not ...
... —Spectater. A greet meeting on the subject of copyright been held at Montreal. Rprint,oftl.eßritiala works issued by American Arms are admitted into Canada upon payment of a Custom duty of per cent., and the proceeds are handed over to the authors. The Canadian ...
... Kentucky.— The Lancet. MATCH AT NEER AND SPELL, &O. FOR £5O, AT LEEDS.— On Monday, a match, for £5O abide, came off at the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, Lsedn between Stables, of Horaforth; and Pearson, of Parsley. This match was to play a game at quota, ...
... committee.' And is the debate on Lord John motion, 10 foe the repeal of the Test and Corporation Ads, lied Palmerston professed himself 'a warm sod friend of religions liberty, at the same times be voted against Lord John's motion, bemuse Catholic Ihweneipation ...
... - AND SPELL EON tlO.- OR afternoon, about 2,000 persona anvenebled at front of the Cardigan aravi, Barley-rood. Leeda, to witness a koor and ..pall match, between John Jarivion, of Brad. ford, and Luke of Halton, ne ir Lead. for CIO. Each to play thirty ...
... and John Willing.—Boltos: John Nicholson and Joseph Crowther.- Bhiplry : John Crabtree and Samuel Atkinson. itmg: Emanuel Haley and John Haley.—Drighllitgton : Henry Bower and John Clegg.—Pitelaty: James Beaumont rind William Harte.—fille : ...
... Leautiftddy engrossed on prepared vellum. surmounted his lordship's arms. At the feot are the of the city of York (the men of the county), and. branching Lem that—tour up each side—are the arms of all the corportte towns in the Wem Riding, six., Brad(ord, Halifax ...
... advanced too near to the machinery of the mill, had one of his arms caught in • wheel and badly fractured; he also received some cats in the head. lt was believed, however, that amputation of the arm would net be necessary. ROBBERY —A most daring robbery wee ...