Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... PAesoof AND JAGnGR.-Mr John Kellett, Low Moor, hbs receried articles aud L6 a side, botween Job Pearson (of Parsley) and John Jagger, to play a mniac at ncerr and Spell for Leo a eide, en SaLtrday, the 7tL June, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. PhnsEsxaliaoc,-Ooa ...
... total 242, thereby winning the game by two scores. CmmXoD AND HOLL=GS.-On Monday, a match for C20 a aide waS played at the Cardigan Arms, Lee's, between J. Child (of Horsforth) and James ?? (of Bradford), the latter receiving five scores at the commence- ment ...
... the rabbit-coursing match, the best of thirty-one eonrees, for 156 eie, between John Lee'e bitch (iip and B. Speicht's dog Naitab, wbich is fined to be rna at the Cardigan Arms sn Sotarday next, Sep. tember 17th. FATAL OCCUEERtiCHON THE THAMES.-Oa Thursday ...
... at the age df 68. Mr. Grattan, who was born ?? in 1796, was the son of Mr. Oelat Grattan, of Edanderry, Kinrgs County. He wis interded for the profession of the law, but having an unde and two cousins in the army (one, Mjior Grattan, commanded the Royal ...
... his stka. Non gwnSsesr,-,..On Saturday, a snatch at Xurr and Spell. for 10O a aide, thirty rices each, waa played at the Cardigan Arms Iun, Kirkatall- road, L~eeds, by Geergsahlld~ot'Horeforth, aod J. SCott, of Halifax, which was weon by Child brating Seett ...
... Freeman (Yellow), and John Kelly (Rted). 'Th Secondht oin o John !toesell (Green), beating Frederick Kelley (Bin0 -at S Stephen Knight (Blue). The finial beet was wo bylid hit01. On6 beating Thomas Wingfield, John Freeman, and John pow1ellrk ieh The Elt ...
... run at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, between B. Marshall's bitch Flora and Wright Hlargreave's bitch Rose, which was won by Tlora, Rose only getting il couce. KNURo B D SpELL.-On Monday a game at hnurr and spel1 was played at the Cardigan Arms, for 25 a side ...
... nothing to play for. sUBB ALED SPzLt-On Saturday a match for 10 a side, thirty rises each, weS played in the front of the Cardigan Arms Inn, KIrketall-road. Leeds, by Dockrah and Appisyard. Considering the coldness of the weather and the soft state of the ...
... falling. !, The neat boat was hvtwesnl John Goodman, of Cornwall, and W. r Snec, of Devos, and in this match a display of tbesclence tank place i on each side, both men doing their heel, but they played tl~l t alt 0 John Maunder, another Devonian, and Goodman ...
... bitch tlocd, and Carr's Haugh, to run the bost of twenty-one courses at rabbits, ou Thuse- day, the 26th instant, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. PIDASTUANitt x3o11 a Monday a match to walk thirty miles, for 10 a side, between W. Leycock (of Bradford), and ...
... New Forest ?? Tuesday . Picked-post ?? 10 45 Saturday ?? b. ?? .10 46 South Oxfordshire ..Tuesday. Lambert Arms .. 10 45 Friday ?? Stanton St. John . 10 45 Pembroke . Tuesday . Corston . .lo 0 Friday ?? Laurenny ?? 10 0 ?? ?? Scolton ?? 0 Puckeridge ?? ...
... heats, and was throughout capitally contested. First Heat.-James Bamnford and John Kelly, sen., (pink), 1; William Hill and John Freeman (yellow), 2 ; William Phelps and John Kelly, jun., (dark blue), 0. The men started from Putney-hridge round a boat ...