... for a temporary transfer of the license of the Commercial Inn. Clerk Green, from himself to Samuel Singleton, late of the Cardigan Arm; Scotchmanlane.—Mr. ft. Talbot enquired as to who wax carrying on the house at present, whereupon Mr. Singleton gave the ...

... Kole, and the acting has done credit to the ladies and gentlemen who till the verbena ST. JOHN'S CMCIA:II.—The special services which were announced to held at St John's Church, Cariiughow, last Sunday, in aid of the Church Pastoral Aid Society, were postponed ...

... the BroomhW Chapel on Tuesday evening. COURSING MATCH FOR .Cso.—About the largest number of persons this season attended Cardigan Arms Grounds, Leeds, on Monday to witness a rabbit coursing contest between Dobson's Lady, of Cobe, and Sykes's Rose, of Batley ...

... distress than is either dreirable for Ole colony, or good for Borth Aires. DEATH OF MP JOHN 111R5T. Se%enty Vcars in a Woollen Mill We rratet to annernme the death et Mr. John Ihrit. formerly manager at Messrs. R. Hreariey mill, iih,ch took plate on Monday ...

... are.—On behalf of the plaintiffs, Mr. John Stakes, traveller for Messrs. Reynolds and grave, was called, and he stated that he had called at this shop and got an order for flour from Mrs. Lowrie in the name of John Lowrie.—By Mr. Horner He did not know ...

... g people, and the avaricious coalowners are raising a storm of revolution and revenge, which may unfortunately require an armed force to allay. Meantime the Government stands quietly by, instead of taking steps to ensure that the mineral wealth of the ...

... generous thoughtfulness, is Mrs. Fearnsides, of Harrogate, who may be remora• bored by some as the former occupier of the Cardigan Arms (better known perhaps as the • Needless Inn•') in Scotchman•lane. Batley. and who a few years previously did a like kindness ...

... Wakefield District Registry of the robate Division of Hrr Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 20th day of April, 1892, by John Wailes Hint, of Dewsbury, in the said Catni•y, Woollen Manufacturer, and Francis Benjamin Roberta Hogg, of New Wurtley, near ...

... got there. o was bring on a he. the kit. hen in a Atte el ditty-. Ile made an its Liation. and loan I a wound under the arm-pit. It was a mall routed wound, and there was apparently a bullet in his Lick, under the skin between thei shoulder blethu ...

... A. Wells, Ripon, and Captain Riehworth, Keighley. Referee, Mr. A. Cattell, Sheffield. CC—Leeds Parish church v. Leeds St. John's, at Crown Point. Leeds. Umpires, Mr. H. Wriggleswortb, Thorne,. and Mr T. Sunderland, Halifax. Referee, Mr 6. Harrison, HulL ...

... serve oaths CentralCommitwe : Mr. Hebert Talbot, J.P. Mr. T. C. Ttsylora.P., C.O , Ooadeillora JUNO Wilson, Joseph Briggs and John Bleckburn, and Messrs. Geo. S. For, David Fox, Thomas Hirst, Edwin Talbot, Joseph Wharton, and G. N. Lamb. them. T. Taylor ...

... in his cueing to hold out against her and her husband, for a. yet he had never manifested the least intention of receiving John McDade into the family, although be appeared all right with his wife when she visited her old home. The remaining portion of ...