Saw the Leeds Arms listed so-
The Leeds Mercury, Saturday October 1892
ALLEGED CORROSIVE FLUID THROWING AT SCARBOROUGH
At Scarborough Police Courts on Wednesday Elisabeth Smith (49) widow, who is on remand until Monday on a charge of having thrown corrosive fluid over John Carr, landlord of the Leeds Arms public house, Scarborough, whose housekeeper she had been, was brought before the Court in order to give her advocate (Mr W R Appleyard Solicitor) an opportunity of appealing to their worships for the release of the accused on bail. After the testimony of Dr Scarth had been received as to Carr's condition, the application was refused.
(see if I can dig anything further)
Liked the following - The Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday December 12, 1810
At a sale at The Lamb public house, Scarborough on Wednesday evening last, in a room above the cellar, the Auctioneer had got as far as he thought he could in the price of an article, and repeating the usual words 'Going, going, gone....' the floor of the room gave way and the Auctioneer, his Clerk and a number of the company were instantly precipitated into the cellar below. Fortunately the casks checked in some measure the violence of their fall, and no one was hurt.
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