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... THE SALE OE THE CARDIGAN YORK- SHIRE ESTATES. Yesterday, tlie Albert Hall, Leeds, Mr. F. G. Chmnock, of the firm of Chmnock, Galsworthy, & Chinnock, London, continued and concluded the sale of the Cardigan estates in the neighbourhood of Leeds. The lots ...
... STRANGE DEATH OF BHAMLEY Woman. Mr. J. C. Malcolm, Coront for Leeds, opened inquest at the Cardigan Arms, Brjm'.ey, yesterday morning, the body of Sarah Jane Lu'lough (32). weaver, daughter irou uiould. r, Worrell's Mount, brand .-y. The circumstances ...
... DENNINO DRIVES *C GLEN ROYAL. John Mills, PhyLla Calvert. MR. DENNING DRIVES NQBTO '^So. ' Cant. 6.0. William Bendix, Una Merkel. KILL THE UMPIRE Midnight (A), once, at 7.35. BBS., Tel. Tonight two houses at 5.55 and JOHN HOWARD DAVIEB, ROBERT NEWTON ...
... ASSAULT-AT-ARMS IN LEEDS. Never in the history Leeds has there been such gathering of boxing champions, past and present, as that which appeared at the charity tournament in the Olympia Skating Rink, Roundhav Road, Leeds, last night. The place was packed ...
... in Oxford Street the week before last. I never walked arm-in-arm with Lord William. I never smoked arm-in-arm with him the street. I smoked on one occasion when walking with him. was not arm-and-arm with him. ...
... OAK LODGE ESTATE. 45. CARDIGAN-ROAD.' HEADING LEY. Mr. has inceired instruTtions Poll Auction, the Ijilv/ Institnto, Albion-plaoe, Jjeeds, ''lVeduosdav, the Fourteenth day May, 1902, four o’clock in tlio afternoon proeisefr, subject snob conditions of ...
... asked, How say you, James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, are you guilty or not ? The Earl of Cardigan, in a firm voice, rtplied, j Not guilty, Lord. The Clerk— How will you be tried, mv Lord ? The Karl of Cardigan—. my Peers. The noble prisoner then took ...
... HER ARM LEY.—At I UPPER ARM LEI . I Yead'.n (prof ), c Ualltday Batty, b Burrows. W. llolruyd, liaUiday J. Scot.. Barrow B. Kallmson, 11. MuMliamp. Wood b Burrow* - ' .7. Holdaworth. b Burrows 1 IJ. Appleby, c Maudeb Burrows jJ. Pnmr. c Maude Halliday ...
... LEEDS JOHN'S F.Q, JCLU'B FOOTBALL CLUB OPENED THE MATCH SEASCN OF,IBBI2 > ON SATURDAY 1.4, THE CARDIGAN GROUNDS KUL* ,UU ROATL. C TC.V.NS WARS .NT V, LUO NEXT THIRTY PLAYERS, NOTWITHSTANDING WC-T, UNFAVOURABLE WEATHER LARGO NUMBER BI»ECTU'. ...
... BANQUET 8 & PIRESENTATION TO THl EAIL OF CARDIGAN, ?? AT LEEDS. S Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, K.G.B.,I wascentertaiced. at agrand banquiret in the haillof the Stock Exchange, Abiboce-street, Leeds, on Saturdaly -afternoon1 last ; anti it certainly ...
... Bedstead W. match, complete with wire “mattress, wool bed, etc. fall uperior ood); cabinetmaker, 11, (el. Bt 137). Way 10 ) Get “ JOHN WORKMAN; His BOOK.” Yorkshireman’s mide to Success for e cy Tri new. and unique. Sir Thomas Whittaker says Full of scvnd recommend ...
... Manners and Customs, Arts and Arms. With Map. Bs. Australia, and its Gold Regions. 2s. Sd. Bird's Nests, with 22 coloured prints of eggs. 4s. Sd. Book of Boats. 2s. Bd. ■' ■ Bridges. 2s. ■■■ ■ Houses. 2s. ■ Carriages, 2s. Broken Arm. Cloth. 2s. 4d. But Once ...