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... Knur and SpclL—Cardigan Arms Ground. This Day (Monday) John Word, of Carlton, and John Ward, of play the best of rises each for a-skla, 3.30 p.m. prompt. Shipley and \Vindhill Royal Grounds.—Messrs Noble & will give £8 10s. for Dog Handicap, be run on ...
... Bccbto*. 8 « 10 7 10 979 8 799 9 7 7 10 9 _ ,y 0 10 40 0 r 8 kj 48 4 0 8 410 10 0 7 - J4 Total SAI Ti>Ul cj Mr John Grattan was stakeholder, and Mr John Brigp, of Armley, officiated as referee. ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Dart and Skip.— The rabbit coursing match between John I.ioUr’a Dart and Win. Smith Skip, both of Wakefield, t ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Cboft and Kipeb.— The day beinj? very fine Monday upwards 400 persons were present at Grattan’s cruunds to witnees the knar and spell match, the best ;?0 rises each, for £lO a side, between John Croft, of Stanningley, and John Rider ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. POLLY AND Rose.—There were upwards of IfiOO lovers of rabbit coursing attended Mr Grattan's enclosure Saturday to witness the match—the best of 31 courses, for £25 side—between the noted G. Harrison’s Rose, of Wortley (conqueror of Lill) ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Mr Geattait’r Sweephtakm.— The heats Grattan’s sweepstakes took place on Saturday, the presence of a good master the canine fancy, who exhibited great interest in the various candidates. Very little betting took place, parties evidently ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. LAMBERT AND CROWTHERS.— I There was very fair attendance at Mr J. Grattan's grounds on Saturday, witness the match at brasses, shots up, yards' distance, for £lO a side, between W. Lambert, of Hunslet, and W. Crowthers, of Low Moor. ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. CHILD AND COWABH. —There were nearlv'HMirt attended Mr Grattan's grounds bent witnessing what was thought to a match knur and jpell, between J. Child of and J. Coward, of JJaildon, who met to'olav the best of rises each, for £25 a aid- ...
... Bowdon, by the Rev. J. Turnbull, St Mary's, Edgehill, Liverpool, uncle the bridegroom, John, son of John D. Lowe, of Manchester, to Elizabeth Adelaide, daughter of John Krauss, Greenheys. PILKINGTON—SINCLAIR.—March 19, at Gars ton. by the Rev. J- Gibson ...
... rabbits, for side, neither d-« exceed u,*, weight; Cardigan Grounds -Ip.m. 4.-J. Brown, of Barnsley, and 0. Watson Castleford •/> play a game at knur and spell, the »s»t M rises each for £25 side . Cardigan Grounds. 4—W. Wild's Violet and J. Mitchell s spark ...
... clerks of the course were Messrs. J. B. Atkinson and Harry Brooke; judged, Messrs James Beardsell and John Dow; starter, M. H. Wiguey; and timekeeper, Mr John North. ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. I*FA CltOlT.— Then- WAM uuly » nu-loraUalU-ndame at Mr Gratton’a t.. witnerx a match at knur and .'-tH.-U. the be*»t .‘0 each, for a aid -, between J. Peansttfi, Famley, and B. Croft, of StanninpKy. There wa« very little belting on the ...