... and when near the Car digan s Arms he overtook the prisoners on the road Some conversation took place respecting 25., which it was alleged he owed the Cawthorns, and not liking their company he turned into the Cardigan s Arms inn, where he was followed by ...

... Bryanstone Square, fishmongers — i and Walter, Shoe Lane, eating-house-keepers— King ant! Bath, ironmongers — Lewis and Co. Cardigan, milliners ; ers ; as far as regards J. Cartwright — Gould and Nicbol Chester, carriers — Dangarnn.i Co. Plymouth, porter-mer ...

... 17s lid, do. New NU pd. 70 Prem its 61 lCild, Woolcombers Ord. 40$ 84, Lister & Co. Ord. 135 Grattan Wham 469 71d. Laporte Chem, 19s 714, Birmingham Small Arms Co. 4% lot Mort 961. Cadbury Bros. 6% Pr. 26s lid. Boots Pure Drug Umv, Sto. A Ord. 545 3d ...

... Sheriff’s Court, with damages. Knok and Spell Match at Leeds for ...

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... knor and spell, which had excited more than ordinary interest among the lovers of the game, was played on Saturday at the Cardigan Arms enclosure, for £5O, between James Rollings, of this town, and W. Horrocks, of Gildersome, the latter being allowed 10 ...

... STAR e'DOON IT Bryson. 6-11. 2. Moralism Court .13 Keith. 1-4 3. 01 Klng. 20-1.. Also: Rathmaine .4th., May T.me. pretty Pa:r. Arms. Fly:no Angel. Ma,acca, Woldlight March Lae Teentv-Sccond. Artistry, Samte Macme. oo.clen Gift. Sle.go Path, Gay Power. File ...

... H:bbert. Winifred Mary Johnson, lark Line. Leeds • desertion by John W Johnson Dt=cretion exercised. Warta Booth, of Mnith Street. Castlelord: adultery by George Booth. Lily Round. Cardigan View. Led s; delertlen by Cyril Round. Harold &tweeds. Rose Heath ...

... true brute force! He moved an amendment against Ministers. Mr. H. Grattan moved a second amendment in refer- ence to Irish affairs. Mr. John O'Connell and Mr. Fagan followed. Lord John Russell reminded Mr. Disraeli and others that they were condemning ...

... injure the amenities; and that it would meet an urgent need for small houses by new industrial concerns in the district. Mr. John Berry. Area Planning Officer. said Yeadon airfield seemed to have attracted some engineering industries to the area. The aim ...

... this society at Leeds will commence on the 15th July. The enclosure of the show-yard on the Kirkstall Road, opposite the Cardigan Arms Hotel, is rapidly progressing. The trial of steam ploughs will take place at Garforth, commencing on the 2nd of July. The ...