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... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. LAMBERT AND CROWTHERS.— I There was very fair attendance at Mr J. Grattan's grounds on Saturday, witness the match at brasses, shots up, yards' distance, for £lO a side, between W. Lambert, of Hunslet, and W. Crowthers, of Low Moor. ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. CHILD AND COWABH. —There were nearlv'HMirt attended Mr Grattan's grounds bent witnessing what was thought to a match knur and jpell, between J. Child of and J. Coward, of JJaildon, who met to'olav the best of rises each, for £25 a aid- ...
... Bowdon, by the Rev. J. Turnbull, St Mary's, Edgehill, Liverpool, uncle the bridegroom, John, son of John D. Lowe, of Manchester, to Elizabeth Adelaide, daughter of John Krauss, Greenheys. PILKINGTON—SINCLAIR.—March 19, at Gars ton. by the Rev. J- Gibson ...
... clerks of the course were Messrs. J. B. Atkinson and Harry Brooke; judged, Messrs James Beardsell and John Dow; starter, M. H. Wiguey; and timekeeper, Mr John North. ...
... John Young, Leeds. £ «. d. . 0 .110 10 1 0 0 10 110 2 2 0 10 110 110 10 10 1 1 0 The tea Cardigan 3 19 Knight, per Archdeacon aagrave 110 Collection Leathiejr, per Jlev Aytoough Fawkee 3 8 The Treasurer! have alio much pleasure in stating that Mr J. D ...
... yards' rise, boundary. To commence shooting at One o'clock prompt. All entries to he made at Mr John Grattan's, Cardigan Arms; or at Kirk Stables *, Lloyd's Arms, Kirkstall Road, Leeds. MESSRS H. WILSON & DIXON, Turf Commission Agents, Tvrf ...
... yards' rise, «0 boundary. To commence shooting One o'ch»ck prompt. All entries be made at Mr John Grattan's, Cardigan Arms ; or at Mr Kirk Stables's, Lloyd's Arms, Kirkstall Road, Leeds. LOCKET 34-paged Key Book, for the Spring Handicaps, ...
... 5 5-16 8 10 10 10 19—45 10 9 8 9 5—41 7 10 8 7-40 9 10 9 8 8 9 10 10 4—42 9 10 9 6 -42 Totul 256 Total Mr J. Grattan was stakeholder, and John Brings, of Armley, referee. ...
... of Dewsbury, to play a game at knur and spell, the best of rises each, for £26 side, Hanson being allowed six score; Cardigan Arms Grounds. 81.— W. Rowley and W. Kershaw, both of Leeds, to shoot at 16 sparrows each, for £5 a side; Black Hills, York Road-2 ...
... at jar us' rise, boundary. commence thooting at One o'clock prompt. All entries be ma«'e at Mr John Grattan's, t'ai Arnii . Mr kirk Stables's, Lloyd's Arms. Kirkstall Road, Leeds. ViMM If. WnMV ft Turf Commission Agents, 'l ur/ Herald Office. Hull, have ...
... for £lO for £l5, aside ; Cardigan Grounds—l.3o p.m. R. Harling's Fan and T. Womersley's Dart, both Almondbury, to run the best of 21 courses, for £1) a side ; New Borough Park Grounds, Dewsbury—2 p.m. G. Harrison's Hero and John Pollard's Gas, both of Dudley ...
... Lord Bishop of Calcutta. Captain illinm Lowndes Randall, H.M.'s Indian Arm.v fourth sin i>f the Yen. Archdeacon Randall, to Catherine Letitia, elJ ...