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... in the street with the box under hh> arm. The case was remanded. Hull -Return of a Wanderer.—At the Hull Police Court, on Monday, before MrT. H. Travers, -turndiary magistrate, two middle-aged men, named >nuw and John Gaunt, were fined respectively 10s ...
... Niven, Trinity m Bone, Trintty 2 CliflotU, IVimly 23 Thorpe, St John’e 3 Lambert, P«mDruke j Oroom®, John • Stevens, John's Oram. Cains HuzuuLreys. St John’s Dodkia, Ring’s Carpmad, 81 John’s Croebie, Trimty , Reynolds, Qneens* Honeyburae, ...
... handicaps. —.Send IS W. Wilson, G. P. 0., Manchester. Babbit Coursikg.—A £2O Sweestftkes be given *way by Mr John Onttan and friend, at the CanliKau Arms ■Grounds. First prize. £l5 ; second. £4; third, £l. Entrance for dogs not exceedliiK 205k, 10s. ; for dogs ...
... Worksop. Highly commended. J. Geldard, .Kendal; John Oossland, jun., Wakefield. Commended, Albert Fenton, Crimble Hall, Rochdale; J. Hodgson, Bowling Old lane, Bradford. Game Fowls, any other varietylst, John firth. Lily lane Wflifax ; td. Wm. Boyea, Beverley; ...
... l r >“- nm on Saturday. February at the above All cutties made Mr Kirk Stable* . Lloyd » K irks tall Leeds, Mr John Grattans, tanl. Arms Inn, near Lecdg, on or before the 23d February. First rabbit dropped at 12 o’clock. ...
... printer. John C., Castle Bytham, Stamford, farmer. Davia John, Wrockwardine, near Wellington, Salop, farmer. Kwen John, Hopekirk-by-Hawick, clerk in holy orders. Everall John Edward. Wem. Salop, tanner. Easton Thomas, Dembar, N. 8., house-painter. ...
... rabbit; Cardi-23. Mr Grattan's Rabbit Conning Handicap; Cardigan Grounds. 9. Jndcon and J. Gill—32o yards, £25 a side ;St Thomas's Grounds, Stanningley. 9.— W. Bake's Spring and J. H. Geodrick'e Luce—best of 16 courses, £lO a side; Cardigan Orounds. 11. J. ...
... Slater, C., K ...
... Hauxwell. Also, all those TEN DWELLINO-HOUSES, situate in Baker Yard aforesaid, in the respective occupations John Mellanl. John Wilson, John Smith. Henry Bla«lea. James t'onnor. Williatn Taylor. Mrs flarke, William Sharp, Charles Sharp, and Henry Roebuck ...
... MATCHES TO COME. FEBRUARY. w a 23. Mr Orattanâa Babbit Coursing Handicap; Cardigan Grounds. 26.â J. Bakerâs Rose and 8. Holliday's Spring beat of 21 courses, a side ; Cardigan Grounds. 26.â H. Black's Sweep and W llargreaveâa Pussâ2oo yards, £lO ...
... ; whole season, Is.; Derby. 10a 6d.—Mkldleham, Bedale. Rabbit Coursing.—A Sweepstakes be given away by John Grattan and friend, at the Cardigan Arms Grounds. First prise, £l5; second, £4; third, £l. Entrance - for dogs not exceeding 20Sb, 10a. for dots ...
... afterwards, and in a very few moments was quite dead. Verdict, Died from disease of the heart—Another inquest was held the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, the body Andrew Kennedy, who lived in Dobby Row, Leeds, and was employed at Mr Holdsworth’s flax mill ...