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... securing II courses. Smoker 8 courses. Betting 10 to lon Spark. John Rodgers, referee. Watch and Spring at Leeds por £40.-There was large muster of those interested in coursing, the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Leeds, on Monday, to wit* ness a match which has caused ...
... oldest men they had—Earl Grey, Mr. VilHers, and the Revs. Dr. J. 8. Lawson, W. Kirby, Mr. John Bright—(loud applause)—which side were andG. B. Filleter, M.A.; Messrs. John Button, Hy. those men on? (Ones “Lord Salisbury.”) His Russell, F. Boughton, T. W. Naylor ...
... away, which she refused to do. —Fined 10s and aoets. Assault Misses at Hotlabd.—John Wheelhouse snd Tboa. Bggbory were charged with assaulting John Thomas Croaatbwaits and John Goodwin on the iast., Huyland Nether. Wboctboase did not appear, and warrant ...
... Ksq,, M.P., sat down to their costomary half-yearly rent dinner the Spencer Arms, Oawthorno, on Thureday last Pmaksianoif th* Kkw or DonWOBTH AMD SILSSTOMI COLUKBIIg.— Mr. John Matte, the newly appointed manager of the above oolllertee, and late manager ...
... relates to pot knurrs. Jackson obtained the championship from the celebrated Kirk Stables, of Leeds, whom he defeated at the Cardigan Arms Ground in February, ISB9. Howson does not seem to have done much beyond winning two or three matches, his chief performances ...
... of Leeds, who held the reins of the championship for some time, I and John Jackson, of Bradford, who defeated Smith, of Halifax, a short time ago, took place at the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Leeds, on Saturday last, in presence of a very large number of ...
... and sxcitement. and the company is an excellent one. To-night conclude* the engagement. Me. Isoa’a Special Visits to BAnssLET Arm Bkx>field. —A new treatment for cataract and all diseases ot the eye, deafness iu all its forms, noises the cars, discharges ...
... Milner, 1; extras, 3; total, 28. KNURR AND SPELL. J A Bibhblbx Match Lxsdc.— On Monday last another match was played the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Leeds. There was large attendance, upwards of a thousand patrons of the game being present. This is the third ...
... SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23rd, 1858 1 Reported Marriage op the Earl of Cardigan.— Considerable excitement was caused some months since, the fashionable world, by the elopement of noble earl, of Crimean celebrity, with young lady of much personal attraction and ...
... though wearing an expression of sadness at first, recovered her spirits as the ceremony proceeded. i iubral Bequests.— Mr. John Henderson, of Park, Glasgow, has left his large fortune to he divided among his nephews and nieces. Amongst the gifts to charities ...
... there were six individuals present, and at no time did the compainr number twenty persons. On the|motioQ of Mr John Basilks, seconded bv Mr John Riley, Mr Ennis Daley, of Worsbro* Common, was called to the chair. The CHAIRMAJNT, in opening the business, ...