... precisely what it is not. Taking the smallest constituent party-that of the Labour members-we find four members, Mr. Keir Hardie, Mr. John Burns, Mr. J. H. Wilson, and Mr. S.Woods,who at present are very uncertain props for Mr. Gladstone to rely upon ...

... first and second with yearlings; Messrs Hauxwell and Thomas with their two year olds. Mire Snowden and Mrs Darling were first and second with agricultural brood mares, Messrs Jackson and WV. Hardy with two year olds; ard . Mrs Snowden and MNZr White with ...

... warn better that Air Keir Hardie should ?? out his mind and Bay what he thoughbt (voices-1 We deny it), The Chairman appealed for is hearing, and sucH some confusion Mr Keir Hiardia left the platform. Dr Leach said Mr Keir Hardie mi ght have meant R to ...

... Sarapson Heslop. Middlestone-John Hanier, Cmi Thus. Shaw. Alerriogton-Thomas Shaw, lRobt. th`- Oliver. Middlridge-.J. Scott, Thomas TeasdalL. ti0i ho NMiddridlgo Grange-W. TL'srnbull, Thomas Allanl. er No-fieIld-Josep~h Wright, John Stephenson, ale( A1erwton ...

... E. Hall, Miss Florrie Hall, Mr Edgar Hamilton, Mr J. Ii. Hanbury, Miss Lily Handley, Mr J. W. Hanlon, Miss lona Hardie and Von Leer Hardy, Miss Mabel Harrison, Mr Clifford Havard, Mr Philip Hawkes, Mr Tom Hawthorne, Mr John Heeley, Brothers Hermann, Miss ...

... the Brassey, Viscount and Viscountess Cantsalupe, the ?? Ceceil Gathorne-Hardy, LDrd Sackville, is-the Ho E. Egerton, the Hon. Mrs. Tallat, om Colonel Thomas, Mr. William Thomas, Mr. his George Forbes, ir. James Forbes, Lady re Whitbread, Lady Katharine ...

... (Stoisktona), Mr It. Hardy (West J. Hartlepool), ansil Mr Geo. - Fositer (Greatharn). 1 i- Mr J01111 Stceriosuseo occulaiei the vioc-tihair~ th )j, -Ainunn others presoot -ere Mdessrs. G, .XWilkinsoin,. In: T. T_.ird (G. 'Hardy,- T. -Lewris, It. Walker ...

... MR KEIR HARDIE AND MR MORLEY. Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., interviewed by a repre- sentative of the London Deal y Chioontcle, explains his reasons for his attitude towards Mr John J Morley That attitude is a hostile one, be- E cause, as Mr Hardie says, Mr ...

... speech of the occupant of the le chair. Mr Keir Hardie has an amuendment to a the additions pleadling for an autumn session in a favour of giving precedure-to labour reform over T] of Home Rule. BIr Keir Hardie speaks with a nortbern accent. Despite the obvious ...

... ironmaster. CL;EVErAN1. - *George Thomas Alderson, butcher; Win. Butterwick, joiner and under- taker; Thomas Hunt, contractor; Wmn. Met- ealfe, pork butcher; Joseph Rushford, commis- sion agent; *Johu Steele, tailor; *Thomas Wrightson, M.P. MANDALB.-*Charles ...

... DEATHS OF DR. CONDER AND DR. rr I THOMAS. be The Rev. Dr. Falding (Bradford) proposed, and Lcy ! Mr. Carvell Williams seconded, a resolution ex- he pressive of regret at the deaths of Dr. E. R. see Conder and Dr. John Thomas, which was adopted. ud i THE CHURICH ...

... Rebecca HaSil, Thomas Hardiing (S7 ats. i, ?? g Fantily, Heston Family, Agnes Hodnmes, S.n -i James(emigrated. 1349), M'ary, EkZnIM~e A i.:: a v H., and Uyprian J0nS (LonIonI), l-dt-ard ?? teven, Lamplotugh Fa-ilyfernigrated to Au~tra;:., Thomas Louch. Thomuas ...