... : 11 he inis- terialists are his friends, and he isyery popular of also on the Opposition side of the House. I ey Mr. Keir Hardie, who was down in Bristol i qjf 'fighting for Mr. Gore, has unbosomed himself to an evening paper on the lessons of the elec- ...

... 272, Abbey-road; Joseph Parker, sen., f t 13, Cameron-street; John Hannibal Thomas, c r, 2, Dalkeith-street. ti BLACKBURN. lth Edward Billington, 126, Whalley New-road; Thomas Parkinson, Frogmore; Edward Rush- I is ton, 10, Duke's-brow. ry rn BURNLEY. ...

... Wrexham Grammar School Fund, last evening, the same questionm cne up for discussion, when it was pointed out by the clerk (Mr. Thomas Borsl4hat the Act did not interfere, with that fund, which will be managed by the trustees, who have resolved to devote the ...

... rries received in the course of his employment. Mr. Madden appeared for the applicant, Mr. Keogh for the respondents, and Dr. Thomas for Mr. Maurice Morris, a third party. It was explained by Mr. Madden that the case was before the court acme time ago, but ...

... company. Besides the 0Xai~s- emis-- nad their secretary (the Hon. G. (;u-tbo e Hardy) there were present Mir. H. y Q.C.. s-unsel for the promoters (Messrs. ttl;:1& EBrchali, Thomas Callender, and W. Virccaud'- Mr. Page, Q.C. (for the Lancashire Yc Yorkshitre ...

... Green, A.J. M;,M.A.zeetoal =; v icar of Halkn,.nearL .c .w ' Il, .Rev. rederic Johnr WtL sview-.of Littde Wyrgndle, Eerie. Hardy, Rev. Themas Eurkwer, 3M ; vlsw-of'Dtwefl,, Nottingiam. : Hzher Re. RG4,- MA A vicar. o I;Zt,,-Pete . sg. ?? . Jobhstone. Rie ...

... gambling, whilst it was noticed that t there was not a single welsher in the doc'.- Thomas Jones, alias Foley, oif Roscoe-street Liverpool, was sentenced to three mnonths' hardi alabour for stealing a watch and chain. Detective- inspector Standen, of Manchester ...

... the rejection of Mr. I bmav. by Grimhbv. A Liberal Unionist is the r'-st of the front bench inen of I ?? sidoo go under Mlr. Thomas 'S herst, who is known to fame and 'brsme: was his opponent at the last elec- ticn, but fell 333 short of the Uuionist vote ...

... Q a O ?? Thomas, the D. FenxiehP. bJ I~emelryc, W. A. CookWM645l udia, and A. J. Preston; and to the Executive Divi- sional Council were elected Messrs. T. 0. Easton, I Geo. Broa3db and A. J. Preston. Messrs. P. B. J. Heineliykj H- Thomas, allnd G, Barker ...

... Everton Liberal Associa- tion), C. Hardy, George Lowe, T. Craven, A. Smith, Rp Killeen, C. Smith, W. Holmes, T. Burgess, J. Currie, A. Rowlands, A. Shape, R. L. Jones, W. H. Allan, W. Jones, B. Joyce, W. Clarkson, J. C. Thomas, J. L. Langford, Bertram Furniss ...

... were as Zermined as the -working classes them- hves, if they were given strength, to carry to effect. - I Yesterday Alderman Thomas Evans, i iP, of Birkenhead, died at his residence, G-ange 31ount, Oxton, in his 75th year. i 'Two great improvement schemes ...

... with Baptist Chu, rch-, the evening, a home mission public in-c'. e meeting for men only were head. At the- = the hev. C. T. Hardy, B.A., of St. Al-.. on Rermaince in Home Missions,(and ad :.e D. P. MI'Pherson, of Liverpool,;n ' Tnt N i of the Hour.' At ...