... are being r,-por:ed. There is a aide-spread feeling of a'srvn. Tat CARDIGAN ARKS INN. -On Monday. at the West R ding Police Comt, Dewsbury, • transfer of the li ease of tie Cardigan Arms Inn was granted from Isaac Clough, deceased, to Mrs. Climb, his widow ...

... neighbourhood, named Benjamin Taylor, quarryman ; ; John Sutcliffe, dyer ; Mr. Barton up in custody on a Mr. of before two o'clock, the and H. Greaves, of Ossett, who have the right ing over ly Cardigan’s estate » met a gang of poachers, and a regular lor ...

... pipes, and also inquiring what number of I lamps the Board proposed to erect between the boundary of this borough and the Cardigan Arms. It was resolved that an eight inch main be laid for a distance of about 189 yards on the Purlwell estate near Purlwell ...

... wound 1, scalp wounds 2, broken arm and other injuries 1, lacerated hand I. The following were treated outside :—scald 1. sprained ankle 1, broken arms 2, scalp wounds 2. injuries to eyes 2, cut and crushed fingers and arms 17. Cameo treated since August ...

... distance on the Torver Road from Oonis- ton, John Ruskin, I daresay, spent more hours thea be did with any other man im Lancashire.” This is an old story, but as it is the first tim we have seen the name of Sir John Millais giver as the artist, it is worth ...

... across the herring will be in connection with the John Bilhngton Testimonial Benetit Matinee in There will shortly be inserted in the Morley Town Hall two additional stained glass win- dows, one by Mr. John Hinchliffe, a Morley gentleman now residing at ...

... LOCAL BOARD. MORLE An importan t meeting of the Morley Local Board Wednesday evening, at the Board room, took Town Hall, Mr. John Dixon, chairman, presiding. There were also p resent Messrs. Stockwell , Schofield dale, Worrall, and Thackrah, also Clegg ...

... l, his load before deceased arrived. In coming dow o Scotchman Lane, on arriving at the steep declivit; just above the Cardigan Arms, deceased took off on horse, and commenced leading the other, whilst twe men who were with him, named res ively Win a] ...

... picked hs Mouk monlded doors, and ¥ Heating tus fit up. Ventilation out. armed wi ith cb ubs, who pil a part in this plunder. In | Road, Weston Point, met wi state. Both her arms were fr new, now elegant. hewly-design ed carved bracket trusses ; the iy ...

... Hobart, his :.on sir John sueceeded him, end it can on!y be as hither the letter that the former an be sale to hive any claim to be remembered, thongb I will not emit to mention that in the spitsph sues Sir John, he, sir John, is dee ribee the son ...

... paper, i M- | which a number of those present j Loca, Boarp Mrettne.—A ing of thi of | body was held on Monday evening, Mr. John Woo rman) presiding. Accounts totalling £88 wer (on for payment. The General Works Com -d | mittee recommended the approval ...

... He was a miner, at, Bruntcliffe pit. Last week, being feast, on yo! and Tues- day, bat on the he got his wages, oe the Cardigan Arms with some iriends, and Ped three o~4 of beer. He then came to the Mot: ond a — of og When he fm the house, find his wife ...