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... London. LEEDS YORKSHIRE BOARD. ALBION STREET. LEKM. Chairman -John Eliershaw, Eaq., Leeds. C. Esq., M.D., Leeds. I Walter Stead. Esq., Leeds. Thomas T. Dibit, Esq.. Leeds. { John Wells, Esq., John Skiibeck, Esq., Hull. j Swiaton Boult, Esq. PROGRESS THE ...
... and John for £3O, distance 18 yards, with lb. quoits, sixty-one shots up. Tones proved the victor. The knurr and spell sweepstakes between Sam Marsden, off Jonah Batley, and The Nay lor, of Wortley, announced to take place at the Cardigan Arms Grounds ...
... deceased and his brother John James, Wth whom are employed the Inm Foundry, went home to dinner at their father's house, Bond Street, arriving in the house they quarrelled about the possession of chair, and in the heal of the quarrel John James struck his brother ...
... Tradesman's Purse (fiat race), value 3 for horses usually driven in harness by butchers, shonkeeners, Ac., was carried off by John Grattan's Polly, Mr Moses's Fanny obtaining second honours. The attractions also included two swimming matches, foot race, and ...
... worth's Fly, of Great Horton, was contested at these grounds on Saturday last, and resulted victory for Miller 7 yards, CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS.— Th® match for £25 side, the best of 21 conrses, between J. Lee's bitch Gipsy, of Birwtal, and H. Sykes's bitch ...
... condition, and give time for the race track to become a turf, in order that race meetings may held annually, in former times. CARDIGAN ARMS GROCNDS.— The knur and spell match, for aide, rises each, between 11. Hornby, of Idle, and J. Marshall, was contested Saturday ...
... Well, Bir, all can say appear to have been very dear traveller. Robert Parker, tin-plate worker, Edmund Winder, painter, and John Winder, joiner, said they received £l3 each fur voting the Liberal side. Gardner, shoemaker, said he did not vote the 'last ...
... . 17. John, Street and Hornaey Rd., artist stained glass- Nov. 21. To Surrender the Country. Atiams. Amos, Wincbcosnb, licensed victualler—Nov. 9. Beath. A.. I'ortsea, whitesmith—Nov. 22. Beverley, W. B.,Clceby. bootmaker—Nov. 13. bluett, John. Chesterfield ...
... him. A wound inflicted under the ear, from which died ill a abort time. The wife in custody. BRADFORD—DEATH OP MR JOHN PRIEST* AX. —Mr John I'ntrUnan, a member the Society Kneads, died on Monday at residence Whetley lull, He was born in at Thornton, near ...
... anise oat criminal prosecution the Earl of Cardigan hi# groom the chamber. ordinary it far trial to-day. Mr IfC., for the defendant, applied for putpoaetaent of the trial the ground that the Counter, Cardigan, who was neoraiary witness, ww in such rtate ...
... 13. Clay, John, Gainsborough. innkeeper-Dec. 12. Cotton, John, to-Longton, engineer—Dec. 14. Cowan, 1. 8., Manchester and tele, cotton dealer—Dec. Cowee, Amos, Birmingham—Dec. 14. Curtis, W. 8.. Hampton, general shopkeeper—Dee. 11. Daft, John, jun.. Wood ...
... Verdict, Died from excessive use of alcholic liquors. —The third inquest was the body of man named John Burton (30), farm labourer, who lived in Cardigan Street, Newtown. The deceased, all appearance, was well and hearty on Sunday noon, lie was in the ...