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... BURTON AT THE CARDIGAN ARMS. John Burton, carter, JO, Daniel Street, was aummooed on two separate cnarge* assault, and also with doing willul damage. appeared that on the 2nd inst the defendant went into the Cardigan Anns, leaving his hone and cart outside ...
... honour. The Sergear.t-at Arms then said, ?? Yeoman Usher, call ia Jame* Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the bar ; when The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said — James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted ...
... BRADFORD BOROUGH OOURT. THURSDAY. HUNGRY BOYS STEAL CLOTHES. lade, John Tinsley’ anid Dean, both described as hawkers IN, | Grattan up on of having coat and value property of Harry 172, estgate. Both admatted tbe charge, amd said that they hed taken the ...
... shoulders. “ have come, John Smith,” she exclaimed with a merry laugh. “So I see.” {.mwred with a smile and a bow. ‘1 am glad of it, for 1 was just Min‘lnmpunom. “Impatient! Ab, that is well. You are glad to see me, then, John Smith?” S 'l; t-brra anything ...
... ST. JOHN'S HOSPTEAL. KEIOHLEY. YORKSHIRE. ASSISTANT COOK Required. Male inon-res.denti, wages 3 44 per hour. or tems:e (resident., wages per hour; 46-hour week Applications to Matron, Morton Banks Hospital. Riddlesden. Keighley. COOK. resident or non ...
... entwined, and ciegantly chased, surround- ing three shields, on one of which the Russell arms were engraved, the other two bearing the inscription ;:— “To Lord John Russell, the Minister of the Crown and the Representative ofthe People, the enlightened ...
... '>i'-i..a>:eo! John Shilton, Walsall, Statiordshire, carpi liter. Thomas WKsTcorr, Trews Weir Mills. Devoiwhire. paper Thomas Pi kuitt, Kingston.upon-Hull, mono' John and Jonathan (,'Hiissli l wa!-.. manulacturcr. ...
... Al M,chailcal-EflgUlSeflflg' • DitAUGHTSMAN,_by arm of engt-1 neers in Bradford. Write. mentioning• wages asked and oarticujors of exper:-' ence. to X 169. Yorks. Observer. 22 IHEMIST Requires APPRENTICE 4Boy or Glen. or Girl for counter. etc.; excellent ...
... ” Mrs. y will, therefore, receive .£164 per annum. The Duke of Bdccleuch and the Cardigan Plate. —The Master of the Rolls gave judgment, yesterday, in the case of Cardigan v. Curron Howe. It will be remembered that an application was made to bis lordship ...
... woyal l)lkfinoter LARE .. .. v 2 4 Lagie Inn’ Bock lane ..;ccccooi e 2 3 *falf Way House, Birkefshaw .. s g Cardigan Arms, Bradiord Moor . 2 2 Pumniss Hotel, Back Lane oo s 1 Upper Croft Hotel, Back lane .. 2 0 White Harl Hotel ...
... set the train in mutton done the dope, the rope thee bring atationary. He was accompanied by two other workmen named John Wonkier! and John William Wilcock. and all three rah in the caves. They hod proceeded for a &amid of about eight• yard. whoa viand. ...
... Western and Clithero Junction Railways. THOMAS MASON JOHNSON, Esq.. Eshton. JOHN DEWHURST, Esq., Skipton, Director of the North Western and Clithero Junction Railways. JOHN ST. JOHN YATES. Esq, Director of the Manchester and Sheffield, and Preston and Wyre ...