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... factor; Mr. Laurence Hardy (C), Low Moor House. Ossett.—Mr. John James Mitchell, cloth manufacturer, Ossett ; Mr. Francis L. Fothergill, manufacturer, Osiett. Oti.lv.—Mr. Thomas Denison,Bancroft House, Ytadon,cloth manufacturer ; Mr. Thomas Clilton Wilkinson ...
... £5,000 to the reserve fund out of the profits during the year. The retiring directors, Mr. A. Arnold, Colonel Caw, and Mr. Thomas Shaw, M.P., were re elected. The thanks of the shareholders were given to the directors, and they were presented with £1,000 ...
... insanity, and that be the ualure and responaibtiity endeoce in a court of joatioe. I am, tl»»reforr. opinton that the —.o John Thomas IFire aucb evidence rrgani'mr the circumatance* which may January 27. neoMicia of th* of the German Kmperor'e birthday » special ...
... v'ell as of political interest, wvill be edited by Mr. Chlarles Stuart Parker, M.P. aund piblisehld by Mr. Murray. Aft. Thomas Hardy is oft iresonli rearratn-ing his first novel, - Desperate Retmecies, whicph wL.., 1 li-shed inonyriously snaily yeeas ...
... Iln this division some excitement prevailed duriug yesterdav. Mr. Thomas Clmapinan. brewer, of ?? Salmon, opposeil Lord St. Oswald. The result wa-s declared at l'eotefract:- Mr. Thomas Chapman (L) ?? 945 Loid St. Oswald (C) ?? 821 Libaral majouity ?? ...
... (I) .. . 347 Liberal majority - ?? -901 There were 24 spoiled papers. BIRSTALL DIVISION. Mr. Frank Burnley (I) ?? 1,120 Mr. Thomas Taylor (L) ?? 961 Majority .. .. -159 THE EWECROSS DIVISION. The result of Tuesday's polling was declared at Ingle- ton at ...
... .—Mr. hid ward Alexander Mackia J.P., Manor U-mae, Hcatb. near Wakebekd. corn inarehanl. Majority. TA Noam —ilr. Laurence Hardy. J.P., Low M-or ill-use Majonty. 4JWI iKsrrr. —Mr John Jamre Mitchell, woollen maoufac tur*r. Dale Hirest Mahirity. Chf. unast ...
... Haworth. Daniel Jones Crossley, J. p. il Hkckmondwike.—Mr. Thomas Freeman Firth, J.P. (Li Flash manufacturer. ' ' HotsirjETn.—Henry Butterworth, Hinchcliffe Mill, near Holmfirth. lli»nlk7.—Mr. Thomas Brooke. J.P., Armitage Bridge, near Huiideretttld, gentleman ...
... to tbe Chairman for presiding, and proceedings, which thr ...
... H-iiburet Puller. Caa. U J. Bareaford Kylry. .M If Ra- Iferbrrt liardoar. A The Rifbt lion ou Fraue.- Sand The J Gatbur r.e>l. Hardy. M dir Herbert Mandfonl Major-Oeoeral Sir P J. OoldaiiA S.r HaunJer* P R.C.B. K CS l . CR Uaut -Oeweral J R. » Sayar.C B. ...
... LIGHTCUFFK. Played at Uipperholme. Thomas started the game, and play nettled down the Hipperbolme half. After a lot desultory play BalWrliebble scored a minor. Lining length rushed over and scored try, his kick goal fading From Sallerhebhle rulied over ...
... s. 'Vise brkdusicails were Hiss dn Miirrieta, Lady Jdima Novhll, Lady Vilolt Nevill, Miss Barrons, Miss Violet Gatsorite, Hardy. andL hides ,loan Xpviii. 'They were Empire gowns of whiite idstslk triinacsd widte beaver fur, with ;t Cravat of inotsslnsrii ...