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... of oath West Ham on their magnified fight, which bad lei to the return of such a sterling representative of Labour Mr Keir Hardie. This was, he said, an evidence of the growing intelligence of working men. Their movement was spreading. and from all quarters ...
... ffrench-Mullcn. Mr Tynan, son. ami Mr Edward Byrne, Editor “Daily Independent.” J t L Carew, M P for North Kildare, and Mr Thomas Baker were appoiuted secretaries (or the purposes of the fund. It was announced that the columns of the “Daily Independent ...
... private study Walehe, John O, Carlow College Williams, Walter li, private, study Wrapson. James P, private stady Wright, Thomas, Queen's College, Belfast John A F, Queen’s College, Belfast Ellison, Martin, private study Fay, Jeffrey J, private study ...
... for guarantee of its success, j Now wo would ask in all, humility, and deep contrition for onr ignorance, wliat has . Sir Thomas Grattan Ksmondo, baronet, i M.P., who boa ...
... John AKcrn. do; Michael Murphy, d»>, Jo i l>or», do. from Jameu i’laroo. Is from T Byme, Port sea. Cuinroercml Branch I N Thomas Keou, Kdronau, Avan, Gal way Friend Cjkrtw, M.incU«t«r Per Mr William Dowling, Clondalkin, J6l; A Farlon^, C*; i'homait Healy ...
... interest in their movements shown by the public is not aa great as their numbers entitle them to. By common consent Borns. Keir- Hardie, Woods, and Wilson are the only men in the now Parliament deserving the distinction of bona fide Labour Members. The public ...
... Colonies—Mr Sydney Buxton. Under Secretary for Home Affairs—Mr Herbert Gladstone. Parliamentary Secretary of the Board of Trade—Mr Thomas Burt. Secretary of the Local Sir Walter Foster. There is reason to expect that Mr Herbert Gardner will Minister Agriculture ...
... O'Grady, FB 81, has returned to M err ion square. The following are the latest arrivals at Kingstown per Hail John Dillon, P; \V Hardy, Henry Mr and Mrs Dinner, Ernest ElwelL Charles BoxalLHiss Warbarton.M.ss Waterfield, A Romano. and Mrs Georgs Pros*?, C Lambkin ...
... n Hero, brown geldiug, yeara old, Vielor, by Claea lS—Oyer 14 and not exceeding 15 aniriaa). lat, Thomas Koberia. 41 ak LiyerpooL Lady Safton; 2nd. Thomas Roberta, 4l RanaS»dt aireet. Liverpool, the Ball: 3rd, John Wilaon, Seftbn Mew*. Bentley road, Park ...
... LEIMBTEE HALE. A musical extravagant*, entitled McKenna’s Flirtation,” will be presented in the Leinster Hall to-night by Hardie and Von Leer's company of comedians. The scene the action of the piece is New York, and the eomedv is replete witlr amusing ...
... ci winter lectures in connection with tha Labour Army was entered upon in the Albion Hall, College street, Glasgow. Mr Keir Hardie. who was received with load cheers, said the subject of his lecture was The Labour Party.** Why, asked, should there be Labour ...
... lOelaay, SJ; F Kelly, L; Mr and MrsJ Crowe, Llaaier and Misa Bernell, Sirs Hubert J Reubury. James M‘slahJO, Rev T a Winder, H C Hardy, Mr Mrs Glynn, Mias Wyat t and Mis* Clifford, Mias WolUa, J Hornsby, M Mill* King, Mia* Nicaokon, Beil, Indian P. Callow, H ...