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... SuS, Trafalgar Brewery. CRICKETERS’ ARMS, Abbey Street, to Let; immediate possessioc.—Apply C. and Sox, Manmogbam Brewery. BERWICK HOTEL, Claytou Lane, to Let. —Apply c. TAVLOB Sox, Mauniugbam Brewery. CARDIGAN ARMS, Bradford Moor, to Let. —Apply C. Taylor ...
... HlUngdon, Bliddleaes. Prieee. chemist. York Place. Ball's Road, and Alfred Road. Birkenhead. « Jobo Jones. Innkeeper. Cardigan Arms. Dowlali, Tydfil. . . Francis VhllUps. colliery proprietor and brick maoulecturer, Waterloo Street. Cwmbaeh.aadßlaenaatygraea ...
... Cloagb, King’* Arm*. Bigixcnto, Heaton; John Edward Gration and Margaret SmHb, Roebuck Inn, Vulcan Street; William Thom—. Granby Hotel, Union Street; Alton Booooek, Old Crown Inn, Ivegate; Char lee Blakey, Golden Lion Inn, Lreda Road; John William Harrtoon ...
... claimed was £5.254. John Tbomaa Jackson and Joahua Petty, trustees under Pie will Robert Thompson, «kcoa>ed. for property in Long lands and videnoe and iarJen Place. £l/25 Fanny 'J’ankanl and John Tankard Aehlay, trustees Uw late John Tankard, for prop«rty ...
... goal, five trie*, and six tonchdownß to uutliiog. Bradford Albion v. Leeds St. John.— The last match on the Albion card took place between the above dobs the Cardigan Arms ground on Saturday last, and the mult was a most evenly-contested gome, each side ...
... being relieved of my fair burden. Vano bimlf took her in his arms, and some of the jes wore now ready with restoratives. ‘The good fellow muttered an spology for his momentary doubt. “Sorry, Mr. John! 1 did not immeadiately underetand. Of course, 1 begin to ...
... fnmlill* «n N*“W John Strwt j*f«trrNMii. fcqnarr ...
... ar* rwy ■bi.M* an« Mt >* 4rh« erMUaiAed Ftptr *B# •Iter date. Deumber Mb. 181- JOHN CJWWTMKI* J. Wit laare h» l»ie reitOrmr*. « 10 4.m. »r mp .-a Aai«ra*y the Jfcti UMI.. b Arm- r Cea-cer;. l>lea«e .ml * wtaaM^m. Garter framed t>* ~*l*' i*** •«» v •►--1% ...
... Ivegato. Bradford, Eleven oclick. Vetaable CABIMiCT FORM-IUKE, chiefly reuiorvd f rom llarrugato FniDar, October 15, the Cardigan Arms lan. Bramlev, at o'clock, eeeerai very Valuable FBBKHULI) FROPBRTW. eoDcietiag of caoiul t'eHagee, Workaltope. and other ...
... FEILDER Wanted; to Wharfedale U r permanency.-Apply WIDD. LTD.. Works. Grattan Ro.id. rim!. lament Winted.-Aardv feel Root Oa.. 67. UJ Road. Q ISLA foe work I.l+ punching ma.atine.-JOHN If . HoLDs. WORTH. Printer, 127, East Bradford, and rßovisitrx -- Wanted ...
... recovered and removed to the mortuary to await inquest* The deceased, has not yet been identiAcd. arms respectably dressed in a lung dark doth overcoat, cardigan jacket, dark doth waistcoat and trousers. is of slender build and pale complexion. His left hand ...
... (Holbeck), W. C (Castleford), J. Annall St John's), and Heron (Selby), forwards. Stripe.-;.— J. Potbcrgill (Thornes), back; J. W. Graham (Wakcfieln Trinity), C. B. Fox (Saltcrbebble), and H. A. Crofficld (Leeds John’s), three-quarter hacks; J. Naylor (Batley) ...