... Id. two H»ing rooms ground floor: bath-room, hot and cold. wo. 19, Newport Gardens, OMdijan road. EASINGWOLD.— HOUSE, in St. John’s M-ront. I.BT, ploaaontlv situated; drawing and dining-rooins, kitchen, scullery-kitchen, dairy; lour bedrooms, bato-ror m ...

... Bainbndge! ‘l'h§ Truth about Prophecy T. Jones i'ue Retaaation Fallacy Franklin Thomas.«on J The Coniine Hedistributian Bill John Stotea The Irish Tunnel __R P. Choom Johnson. Portraits C. G. Compton. The Book as an Instrument J Smith. The Deliverance Dante ...

... J. Thompson, E. Ives, J. Wood, B. Clayton, W. Heaingway, and W. Greenwood, forwards. LEnDs.-At Cardigan Fields, Leeds St. John's v. Devwsbnry Leeds St. John s.7. Heaton, bark, T. P. Bate R Walton, and G. L. Walker, threerquarter backs; W-. Place tA E W ...

... Dragon j nihrant of Arms), and Portcullis Arms). | their wands, and sobdoed tones befitting the oa'ruuon. Next the two senior at- . tendante the Honse. Messrs. Ramble and Robinson, j evening and weanng Mr. F.Hcme (Rerjeant-at-Arms), bore the mac© before ...

... Lime Co, Ltd Settle • 2 0 0 Donation Box. Brunswick Hotel. Camp road, per John Thompson . 1 16 6 Donation Box. Mrs. Flolding, HoUic, Cardigan-road Donation Box. Mason's Arms, Kirkg'-te, per H. Aliinson Box. Taylor and Co.. Atkinsoticoni l 1 Workmen P ...

... EBuraside, Itl'-ey. Mardi lath. BIRASILEY.-Mr. Appleton. of Messrs. Olver and Appleton, sold by auetion last night, at the Cardigan Ar-ms. Bramley. three through terrace houses. situate i Swinnow-road. Branlyev. with the gardens thereto be- longing, opducing ...

... MARIA BATTY, 4. Aviary Grore. Arm ey, ta dearly lored mother. —Service 2-45 p.m., Saturday, at, Sr. Hugh’s Church, Armlev. prior interment Armley UiU Top Cemetery 3.15 p.m. BEAUMOHT—March 12. 37, Ascot Street, aged 62 years, JOHN WILLIAM, the dearly-loved ...

... held on the 21st Sept. .-John Burrell, Forester's Arms, Cleveland-street; Sami. Littlewood, Fox Inn, Woodhouse Carr; John Mile- stone, Ship Inn, Briggate; Thomas Thorpe, Marquis of Crauby, Lady-lane; Squire Sugden, Cardigan Arms, iKirkstall ...

... more frequent running. The stages suggested are- Boar-lane to St. Phillip's Church; St. Phillip's Church a to Cardigan Arms; and Cardigan Arms to IKirkstall. T But if the Tramway Company are really preparing for Ij such a promising reform of their fares ...

... near jthe Cardigan. th© other (B) near Wood house Moor. Both board the twenty minutes to eight Mar Roginald-terraoe each morning. B takes a return fare, which costs him twopence ; (A) cannot, this because cars run through from to the Cardigan Arms, consequently ...

... distant John Pratt, 27, Hall-lane Armley, applied for an offbeer licensei Mr. Child, -who supported, presented a memorial signed by .161 -eople in favour of the application uing granted. M&r. Dunn opposed. Mfary Rollingi, 25. Pearson-grove. and 2, John-street ...

... the county of Cardigan, wine merchant and breswer, d. c. to sut. May11, and f 26, at 12, at the Gogecddan Arms, Aberystwvith.-Sols. Hughes r &Co.,IAberystswith.-Pr cr. James Davies, Jsohn Baitr, Win. Davies, 7homas Jones, Richard Morris, John Mor~~ris, ...