... children had finished thoir repast, the cider -ad ones marched in procession to the Cardigan Fields. cl rk- Some of the schools are situated some distanue away V $crom Cardigan Fields, and it was therefore necessary to yc - ?? acme means for conveying, the ...

... journ'15515b expressed apprehension thast ,the ticable, connection with Lros-d Cardigan might prove fatal to to it; PrneAbr' ,ede., This week the connection wlth. is done. Lord Cardigan. haso opened the mouth of the Downling-9 street journals against their Own ...

... inquest osa the it body of the of theino iant found near the Cardigan Arms, Kink.c stall road, as stated In the Mercryr of last week, was heid In Ih the Cocci [louse, on Saturdey moruisag, by John Blackburn, fi Esq. Tiserse being no evidnnce to show by what ...

... Berwick-street, Oxford-street. Farringdon ?? . Ditto ?? Union Arms, Union-court, lHolborn-hill. Gray's Inn ?? Ditto .. Albert, Gray's inn-lane. e Bloomsbary ?? Ditto ?? White Hart, Drury-lane, Grattan .. ?? Ditto White Lion, Drury-lane. Drury Liane ?? ? ...

... to he a William, and he was sucoceeded by io is John, second Earl Fitzewifliam (of Ireland) who Wa e T3 member of Parliament and Cistoes RolisorecforPeer P~borough. Earl John mactied the heiress of John Stringer, Iu- Esq., of Sntton-upon-Lound, Notti ...

... JusrTeoc.-Because it is important to know whether her right arm was so much injured as to prevent her from flourishing it. To the Jurv.-The armour when returned was bruised on the right thigh and arm. Bobort Hialley, a supernumerary at the Standard Theatre ...

... from Leeds, Brad- ford, Huddersfleld, Halifax, Barneley, &c., were present at the Cardigan Arms inclonure, Kirkstall-road, to witness a match at knorr and spell between John Jackson, of Bradford, the champion, and Kirk Stables, of Leeds, the ex-champion ...

... found that the poor little fellow was ,completely cut in two halves, and his head severely crushed, as well as his hands and arms. Death was instantaneous. SUICIDE OF AN EASINGWOLD TRADESMAN. Geo. Fairbourn, sen., a painter and paper-hanger residing at ...

... Lord Cardigan intimated that he should be prepared to make his rejoinder on Monday, to which day the Court then adjourned. On Monday, Lord Cardigan made his rejoinder. It consisted chiefly of comments on the evf. dencer from which Lord Cardigan endeavoured ...

... present year. He has appointed George H-. int Sevnyour, E-q., of York, his Under Sheriff; John ne Birks. Esq., of Hemingfield, near Barnsley, Seal-keeper ex and John Holtby, Esq., County Clerk. fo The House of Lords would adjourn yesterday ntil Tues iay ...

... have ?? nuck chanice, of forcing froni him hii ams, as tlley would of trying to etop. the tjde ~ith a foik. H Eis arms ho wrill keep, his 'armes ?? ini site.? all' the Coercion Bills that could be framed .ear him speak of the Cee odon Bill.' Mushabd luek ...

... a slide at Giggleawick, and fractured an arm. on Saturday a boy named Leonard Heseltine. living at New Inn, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, whilst running along the road f Sell upon the ice and broke his thigh. Mr. John Richards, e of Settle, who was skating at ...