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... that Mr Keir Hardie is, according to ' The New Age' (a paper of very high moral standard) ' a much abused but thbroughly earnest man.' The New York ' Outlook,' which is not a Socialist paper, pays this, tribute of respect to Mr Heir Hardie. ' The moral ...
... wore then proceed( d with. A ARTINON IN TROMILF. -No. 1. was Thomas Britton. Thomas was caliel but did not a n swer, however, he came up for his medicine later on. P.C. 88 said he found Thomas in Finkle Street &bold 8 o'clock in the evening on the 2nd hist ...
... yards, 1; John W Irving, St John's, SI yards, S. Beat 6, Thomas Crooklske, !dedvilleton, soritick 1 ; Walter Harrison, Work. ington, 60 yards, ; J T Hardy, St John's, 6 yards, 3, Final, Thomas Crookdaks Ist, Walter Harrison, 2nd. Ernest Cockbain 3rd. ...
... Hugh should get a lie-nee—it's cheaper. A Low Osamu ROADSTER.—This is not a reference to a bicycle, but applies to William Hardy, a peesliar-looking individual, whom Sergeant Smith had caught begging in Pow-street last Monday. William' put in a forced ...
... Messrs J S Beattie, H Peel, and W Barker were the football managers. -Skipping contest: standing; under 8 years of age. E. Hardie; ut.der 12, White ; under 15..1 Small. Running 50 yards and skipping : Untior 8 years. S Roca-Ale ; under 12. E Archibald ...
... Joseph Ellis, Workington : Dr Highet, Workington ; Mr. A. D. Holliday, Worsington ; Mr. Peter Iredale, J.P., Workington ; Mr. Thomas Iredale, J.P., Workington ; Dr. Ormrorl, Wisrkington ; Mr John Price, Workington ; Mr. J. S. Handles, Stilecroft, Workington ...
... —Jsbn Thomas (10), vagrant, r o fixed abode. pleacici guilty on Saturday to beisgMg at Seaton on Friday. P.C. Smith, who locked Jthn Tonnass up sail the man had in his posses-ion halfpenny, a large quantriy of bread, and five wire snares. John Thomas said ...
... William Dixon, 16 Peter street Mr and Mrs tockerty, 115 Harrington road Mr John Dunbar, Pottery Mrs Dixon, Church lane Mr Thomas Drake, St Michael's Parish Room Mrs Dank., Wesley terrace Mr and Mrs Devlin, Wood's terrace Mr Fergus Duerr, 31 Commall's ...
... Drummond, E. Skelton, and E. A. Holliday; Miss Hubble's class—Mary Needham and Jane Powell ; Miss class —Ethel Chapman, A. J. Hardy, A. Powell, Blanche Wilkinson, Pollin Brown, Clara Wethe-ill, Mary Norman, Maggie Kennedy, and Dora Drummond: Miss Cook's ...
... where he is staying with a visitors another legitimate try, but the Referee, a relative. Maryport player, decided against him. Hardy, Sun ors 50s. Suite is Heavy Black and Indigo Blue Serges, and in Scotch and Irish Tweeds, Water- who played a champion centre ...
... a stone and break the lamp. He also saw Thomas Beaty pick a stone up. lie did not see any el the others throwing stones.— Brnaon Proctor, schoolboy, said lie saw ' Jack' Graham break the with a stone. I Thomas Beaty and Devitt Graham were there, but he ...
... him the whiskey, but he wan nut at home that night. She did not know whether Mr Bates would have given him that much or not. Thomas Ellwood said he was a driver for Mr. Bates, and he had been with him three years last Whitsuntide. Atter closing time on the ...