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... sapper with a shattered and bleeding hand was removed from the ranks. Re was at once con- veyed to the house of Mr. Grattan, the Cardigan Arms Inn, just outside the grounds, where his injuries were promptly dressed by Surgeon Nunnelley and Assistanlt Surgeon ...
... SALE. IMPORTANT SALE of HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS. JOHN REID and SONS, purchased the PRINCIPAL at THBEE ES, Will OrflJi the SAUK for PKIVATfc SALE on SAT CiLLIAI NEXT, lul. tod following dav*. Tm WHOU of Iko APPOINTMENTS tanu. «o NEW, well worth ...
... Orange, grayling, 9'20*.; F, Proud (Robin Hood), pike, 61b. KEXBY. —S. Oldroyd (Cardigan Arms), roach, 11b 0340 i.O 40i. and 12oz. LOW CATTON.—E. Westerman (Cardigan Arms), roach. 15 and 14o*. HUTTONS AMBO.—E. J. ShiUitoe (Robin Hood), 15 roach (heavl-at ...
... C. R. Grattan (40), who was found dead at Engineers’ Club, London. It was stated that the Major, whose death was due to lysol poisoning, rose from the ranks during the war, and had a distingui .iod Army record, winning the Croix de Guerre. John Harold ...
... MR. GLADSTONE’S LIFE AND WORK. EULOGY BY MR. J. MORLEY. UNVEILING OF A STATUE AT MANCHESTER. Mr. John Moiiey, yesterday, visited Manchester for the purpose of unveiling a statue erected in Albertsquare to the late Mr. Gladstone. Mr. William Roberts, ...
... DEATHS CHAPIMAN. —On August 21st, 49 years, JOHN EDWIN FRANCIS CHAPMAN, Cardigan Arms, Bramley. (Interment at St. Peter’s Church, Bramley, Friday, at thra>e. Friends please accept this (the only) intimar tion.) STOCKW ELL.—On August Zlst, at Sunny Bank ...
... Mary Arm Thomson, ‘during life, anmiitv of Irte. per week to his brother-in-law, Richard Thomson, during life, and annuity £\ per week to his housekeeper, Mary Snaw, during lifo, and subject thereto the remainder the mnietv his two brothers, John Walmsley ...
... Rev. W. F. James, M.A., assisted by th© Rev. A. Armstrong. TOM, youngest son of JOHN LAYCOCK, of Woodhou=olane, Leeds, to MINNIE, eldest daughter W. M. CHARLTON, Cardigan Arms Hotel, Leeds. ...
... defendant. Plaintiffs case was that on the 27th December she was crossing Kirk stall-road, Leeds, the opposite side the Cardigan Arms, when she knocked down the defendant’s motor-car, and seriously injured, She was still a very feeble condition. Dr. Greenwood ...
... To Mettley, a* 2.30. Cardigan—To Harrogate, 2.50. Cardigan-road—To Ilkley, from P.M'S., 2.30. Clayton Heights—To Newmilleidam, from Stocka-Jane, 2. Cleveland—To Kirkstall, at 6, Bast Hnn&let—Sealed run. at 2.15. Earsley St, John’s—TV) Almeselifl Crag ...
... Chances of £lOO Cheques To-day. \f°ur in the List ? QUINN, Mrs. John, 114-68, 114lh St., Ozone Park, Long Island. QUITE, do., S. Zeiman, 53. Villa Rd., Birmingham. QUINNEY, 15, Oversley Rd., Wheatley, Doncaster. QUINTET. Cunningham llill and Vaughan Wall ...
... MORLET EVENTNG, eevem o’elook,’ the Queen Hotel, Mbrley, To Wind a Trust, SALE the FREE FULL-LICENSED INN, known as the CARDIGAN ARMS.” 12 COTTAGES, and aore* LAND, Seotehmut-lene, Morley, order of the trustee* thw Mte Mrs. Eeanvedee. SNOWDEN, MEREDITH ...