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... Meson. D. Y. Scott, J. P. Ursa, W. arbour, and B Hockaday . Reva..l. Poulton, J. Riordan, and Mr. J. M. Skinner Mr. Thomas Hardy VI Mr. Z. C. Brambley kir. T. W. Mover . 1 Mr. E. Baran I Mr. Jas. H. Henry— art Messrs. W. Ward. J. H. Raper. and H ...
... Williams I 101 Alt. Nsatan lO Messrs. J. W. Raid sod C. D. Parkin dadra sad 11. C. 0. 1. 11=s sad lOO vu.iltorasil sad 'Thomas Hardy R. 1 au Rarsksw sad J H. Husk J. Parkinson sad (Conismaos Hicks, A. H. Ilitchall. W. L. IN Messrs. J.P., Roberts 'Ma Dalton ...
... commence immediately after the miners' representatives have finished their meeting. '1 he speakers advertised are Messrs, Thomas Hardy (Stoke-on-Trent), R, Watson (Carlisle), Geo. Tomlinson (Newcastle -on-Tyne) (District Superintendents United Kingdom Alliance) ...
... & w.whiteheao No Kr..). ft. Weatherill Mr. J. Dobson Mr. Thomas Hardy and others . Mrs. H. Starling Mr. Webb Mr. .). Newton lO Rev. D. Jones Plan. dd I US Mr. Robert Long Connalke Thomas Todd, Messrs. George 801 l OR and Robert Watson Kr. Coniheare ...
... St : Leonard's-on-Sea 010 6 Watson, W., Margate 0 10 6 Adin Mrs., Wymeswold, Loughbro' 0 10 0 A Friend, per Thomas Hardy 0 7 0 A Friend, Hull, per Mrs. Spring 0 5 0 Scott, W. M., Newcastle on-Tyne 0 5 0 Stevens, W. H., Norwich ...
... its Worthy Grind Templar, Dr. F. R. Lees supporte d by Mr. Wm. Hoyle, Rev. S. Todd, Rev. W. Hoiderness b Thome Watson, Thomas Hardy, W. Stockbridge, T. D. Leithead, W. Muir, C. Wilkinson, Dr. Sherfy, and others. The following resolution was passed and ...
... Hiblisri. mad K. C. . Malleek, mid TtiaalsUM . H. N. Mask. Mamma Warms. lalisimm Marshiwil . W. *miscarries) . Dadaklisy Thomas Hardy . Messrs. W. Ow Tosalla•on. .. Worms. J. Waltar J. G. MA- U4lllllll. J. Whyte sad C. Esti J. Hades , J. R. V-• 1. Bev. ...
... position on Temperance matters, and will consequently secure the support of the strictly Temperance party in the division. Mr. Thomas Hardy and other members of the United Kingdom Alliance have been actively working on his behalf. The following letter was in ...
... I: Pleifidd ''' Rov. J. Compston are. Adams; the Chitharn ; Messrs. John Ak and J. 8. Turner Mr. Thomas Hardy and others Messrs. A. echoifield. Ainsworth. J.P., ke. Rev. Win. Reid; Mr. C. H. Murray sod otisen Plenydd Messrs. John Paton, E. Ceriton ...
... Anson andiebort Walden and Mr. Goo. 111,44 ea. George Boyle M.A - and Thomas Hardy sad J. B. IrsetherlU sad Wm K. Hull Mn others . sad Weirs wed News H. r. 'forties awl others . Mamas Hardy r. J. R. and others II Dation sad Wet 11. Hall Thoreloy and others ...
... the Hardman-street Hall, Liverpool, on Wednesday night. Dr. Wood, Co.C. was in the chair, and there were also present Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. H. Spring (both of whom are associated with the United kingdom Alliance), Mr. Adam Gibson, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. White ...
... Mears. barks. W. Therrne and Thomas Hardy Mr. E. Heaven. Veinal (lathering of Pun Llewellyn' Ledge, 1.0.0. T.) Mr. J. Newton Memrs..l. Hemteen and J. H. Weatherill Mr. J. It. Weatiterlll and ethers Mr. W. Williams Mr. Thomas Healy Pike. Mrs. E. Hearin ...