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... v. 6th West Yorks. Juniors. Back Lane Old Boys v. Idle St. John’s. Bowling Hotspurs v. Saltaire Mills, llscenia Sports Club v. Bowling Hangers. Dolphin Juniors v. St. Stephen’s. Bradford Arms v. Priestman Old Boys. Springhead United v. B.D.A. Head Office ...
... alleged cruelty upon it. About half-past seren o'clock on Tuesday evening, they were seen with the pony and trap at the Cardigan Arms. Fellows had whip in his band, with which he struck the pony repeatedly on the head and nose, and Baistriek, who was lying ...
... Thomas, 4, doughter; Owen P. Thomas, 3, son; Willie Edward Williams, 6, son of Mrs. Thomas by her first husband; John Hughes, Clogwyn Qwyn, 38; John B. Hughes, 12, son; Cassie Hughes, 11, daughter; Nellie Hughes, 7, daughter ; Charlie Hughes, Bron Elidir, 13; ...
... attack took place the 10th April, and brought great sueoeas to the white arma. Mr. Freed Moir received severe wound on the right arm. Forty men of the white party wore wounded more leta severely, and the fight was brought to sudden dose. It seemed to him tint ...
... SATURDAY. Before Hr. W. H. Barker (chairman). SUSPICIOUS CONDUCT AT OTUEY. Two Leeds men—John Wm. Horner (43) bookmaker, of 50, Cardigan View, Kirkstall Hoad, and John Batty (44), bookmaker’s assistant, 20, Grove Street, off Wellington Street —were chained ...
... Thief Let Off.—Fred Knoll, 26 year* of age, mechanic, said to be native of Saltaire. was charged custody with stealing a cardigan jacket, value 4s. 6d., from the shop of Mr Amos Bretr, draper, of Saltairo Road, Shipley, Friday night last. Information ...
... district (Mr. Edgar Wood) drew pointed attention to the grave dangers of bathing in this treacherous river. The victim was John McConnel Sunderland, aged 18, a Leeds University student, who lived wifh his parents at Manston Gardens, Crossgates, Leeds ...
... IN THE NAVY. In the House Commons on Monday, Mr. John Robertson asned the Secretary f®* Mr. John Roberteon aeked the Secretary for War whether his attention hod been colled to porter bearing the Royal arms, and ostensibly issued the County of Southampton ...
... Stanley Honsc, Lower Clapton ; Char John Bond, L.R.C.P. London, Lutterworth, Leicestershire; Frederick Dale, M.B. Cantab, L.R.C.P. London, Scarborough; Morgan Davies, L.R.C.P. London, LUngwyryfon, Cardigan; John Hopkins, L.S.A., Cleveland-street Infirmary; ...
... Battle of aima. He also took part in the charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which be escaped unbolt, but at the Battle of Inker man bis right arm was shot away. SIB DANIEL GOOCH. Daniel Gooch. But., died at dower Park, Window, on ...
... in the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is departure from the precedent set in the memorable case of the Earl of Cardigan, who was tried in February, 1841. for shooting Captain Tuckett in duel on Wimbledoncommon. On that occasion the trial was ...