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... ROOMS. Leeds. SA T.K*. of First -cla-« STOCK of NEW CARPETS. HOLLIS ami WEBB, Auctioneers. THIS EVENING, at o'clock. the Cardigan Arms Inn, Kirkstall-road, Leeds. SALE Foot Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, Nob. 69 and 71, Bankfleld-terrace, and Nos. 72 and 74, ...
... German trenches are only seventyfive yards from ns, eo you can understand have to keep on tbe alert all the time, standing arms, etc. The worst part it burying our comrades might, and the bullets whizzing by all the time. One fellow was shot next me, ...
... Redusranshall, in the eounty of Durhan), (former- Iy of Worecster lollege, Oxford,) to Eliza B3acknell, eldest daugls- ter of John Howard, Esq. of Ripon.. Same day AtHiuddersfield, by the ilev. J. C. Franks. M A. vicar, Mr. 0. S. Joisnsoss,::iroolstalpler ...
... opposite the Cardigan Arms. Surely the trustees of the Cardigan estate cannot be aware ef the scandalous proceedings which are wit. iesssed almost weakly by the inhabitants along the Kirketall road. The cursing, swearing and betting, yelling and shouting ...
... Luncheon —Griffin Hotel, 1. Leeds: Burley Church Conservative Association —Annual Meeting. Address by Mr. Osbert Peake, Cardigan Arms, 7.45. Leeds: Mr. F. R. Worts “English Revolutions —Dewsbury Road Branch Library, 8. ♦ * * BINGLEY: A Widow aged 98 Mrs ...
... Call-lane ; Joseph Pickard, William IV,, e Briggate; Joseph Eastbam, Malt Shovel, Meadow-lane; o and George Pickles, Cardigan Arms, Bramley, which were r suspended until the adjourned sessions. o The applications for new licenses were next taken, and ...
... ROECLIFFE. —J. Kay (Cardigan W.M.). chub 31b. 2*202.; G. Berry (Unicorn A.C.), pike 21b. 4'40z.; P. Dixon (Watson’s Sports), chub 21b. lOoz. TOGKWITH. —H. Allen (Kingston Unity). chub 14 1 oz. ULLESKELF. —J. Wetherby (Lloyds Arms), perch IS'zoz. EASEDYKE ...
... Edward is. Brown, Mr. Win. Dawson, of the Cardigan Arms Inn, to M Miss Mnary Ann Dodsworth, of Red Cottage, Water-lane, in e this town. es On Thursday, at Hooton Pagnell, by Reet. J. L. Newmarch, e Mr. John Godfrey, to Miss Catherine Saunderson, both ...
... Deighton, to-day (Fridayl. 3.0 pin. Flowers to be addressed to St. Mark's. Kirk Deighton, Metherby. MOVLEY.—June 10. the Cardigan Arms Hotel. Kirkstall Road. Leeds, aged 48 years, HORACE ANDERSON, the dearly loved husband Minnie MOVLEY.—lnterment at Adel ...
... Trent Street, Froding- Thorpe. 10, Cowley Road, ROD- Clark Street, Hunslet, *tt>n Cranston, 12, Bos}t, Whingate Road, Arm- j 6, Cardigan Lane, 16, Merchant Row, *OUGH. Gibb, Park Circus, 'Leeds. HUNMANBY, Xorthgate, HUN, • Yorks. ra^f Road, W estbourne ...
... 120, Marktiwra-aTeane, Reeds BUKLEY-ROAD (101). —Good Through HOUSE; £l6. Walla# and BrougliiSon, 59. St. Paul’s-etreH. CARDIGAN ROAD (S).—SEMI-VILLA, in firstrat« ooadateTti. ißeat low. WalH* and 59, PaulVstrePt. Ijeedß- __ CHAPELTOWN (the most healthy ...
... every success. Here is another list 25 readers to whom gifts will sent with the Editor’s compliments: John 11. Andrews, 7, Mayville Place, Cardigan Lane, LEEDS. Annie Sedgwick, S 3, llawes Mount, Woodhouse, LEEDS. Albert Thornton, 18, Cowley Pood, RODLET ...