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... Police Court to-day, Thomas a delicate looking boy of 13, was charged on remand with breaking into Fancy Stores at Harrogate, kept by Mr. Charles Hardy, of 110, Elford Place, Roundhay Road, Leeds, on the nigho of the 3ist December. Mr. Hardy stated that he ...
... Millais was contemporary of Lord Salisbury on the Australian goldfields in 1852. The recent war scare, according to the sapient Hardie, took place in the interests capitalists. Mr. Ismay, managing director of the White Star Lime, has given to University College ...
... has subscribed the sum of 500 kroner for the Salvation Army self-denial week fund in Sweden. ' The is announced of the Rev. Thomas Derry, Wesleyan minister, who had resided Bradford for the last five years. The Church America is still in the cradle, but ...
... Buxton. Alfred John Read, barrister-at-law, late of Ran.o in, Burmah. Deeply lamented. THOMAS —July 28, at 41. Cemetery Road, Bee-ton Kill, aged 45, Henry Thomas—lnterment Holbeck Cemetery Monday, the 30th inst :to lesve the house at 2.30 prompt. Friends ...
... 4 „ Hc-ury Williams, Ist Border Beiiiment 8 ISB7-38. ~ Thoniao Barry, Ist Hatt. South Yorkshire .. 13 111 „ L:iniT-Corji. Thomas Daniels, 2nd Batt. Yorkshire.. 815 10 ~ Private Saniu.-'t I'cacock, 2nd Batt. York and ~ William Smith, 2nd Batt. Liverpool ...
... CONFERENCE AT NOTTINGHAM. MR. KEIR HARDIE ON THE FUTURE. The fourth annual conference of the Independent Labour party was opened to-day Nottingham, about 100 delegates attending from various parts of toe country. . Mr. Keir Hardie, in his presidential address ...
... Keir Hardie looks if had cove out the Seven ANOTHER POLICEMAN'S IMPRESSION. Another story told of Mr. Hardie. Tripping lightly down to the Lords, a policeman stooped him, under the idea that he was a workman engaged in the House. MR. KEIR HARDIE TYPE ...
... had with Hardy. He admitted having borrowed £40 from Hardy, and after being committed to gaol in respect , thereof paid £20. He got the money by mortgaging some property he *iad. The balance of the sum he received he lost in betting. He gave Hardy a diamond ...
... fcroofce(«-)> .(. M 1,393 | 1,233 Population. 35.281. IJe.-tcrs. 3.785. GLAMORGAN-EAST. *A. Thomas (g H. C. Lewis 2.797 Majority 1885. I 3SSG. Thomas (i.) 4.830 Thomas unopposed. Clark 2,800 2.800 Population, 72,*!6i. Elector;, 11.741- HERTFORD—ST. A B V. ...
... Tower Hill to the West End of London, to-day, a large crowd assembled at the former centre to await the arrival of Mr. Keir Hardie and various contingents the unemployed from different parts of the Metropolis. Mr. arrived 12.40, and after addressing the ...
... mixture of pale blue aad violet. In one district of Liverpool there is said to be public-house for every 30 adults. Me. Thomas Hardy's Life's Little Ironies in rawing into a fourth edition at once. In the whole country there are only 71,000 persons ...
... (Hook, Yorks.), Charlotte Salmon (Somerset), Thomas Sheehy (Cork, died James Stewart (Belfast), Louisa Storr (Surrey), Richard Teeling. Rev. O. J. Tibaaudo, William Tracey ...