... the Privy T; a- Council remitted him to the custody of their-officer, by d and a few dlays later he was, along with Thomas G i- Hardy, John Horne Tooke and three Un e others, committed to the Tower on a charge am rr of high treason, though no act was ...

... Waddirngton, U. Glamorgan, E. (Caerphilly)-A Thomas, L; H ' G Lewis, U. S Hants, E (Petersfield)-G B Carter, L; WT s lWickham, C. Kleent, S (Ashford)-L Hardy, C; J U Bugler, I, s Londonderry. -N-H Muiholland, C; Thomas I Grneer, L. h ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Jobn M. Mangles, tl Pf John Bateman; Oswestry, Thomas Ayrton; be- Whitchurch (Salop), Vetranio Tyas, William S he H. Coradime; Warrington, John Kirkhan, 1 ?? Alfred Freeman (B), Thomas Ross; Hun- corn, Thomas Wilkim, William Arrosmith, I .n J Hmes Hanley; ...

... Bingant, supernumeraries; W Chorley, Henry Bunting, Josiah Flew' Black. w pool, .J. Holland Brown, Thomas Pitt, Thomas wi H. IKirkness (1'Fleetwood); Thomas Slader, super- be numerary, Lytham, William J. Eowell Heehert S' J. Haslam; John Anderson, Edward ...

... xiork-ing the men feel that they felt with them. (Cheers.l Ye -.Mr. Keir Hardie represented men into whomi the his 5,steel of bitterness had entered deeply. Air. ape Keir Hardie and others knew the conditions tiv if of the ioen among whom they wei eworking ...

... o Association-'House of Commons, 10th May, t 1892--Dear Mr. Johanon.-I had some ocnveara- . t tion the other day with Mr. Thomas Apuiwall,,.el the Liberal and Labour candidate for W4igan. I am glad to learn from him that he has l been adopted by the Liberal ...

... could P nrot br held yesterday in consequence of the majo- a rivy of the menebers being etrikasn with ini'uenza. b c, Dr. Thomas Stevenzonl, the well-known analyst sl c of Guy's Hospital, London, is confined to his bed tl ' by the disease. C Earl Cadogan ...

... Great Ness Church, brohre, on lie Wednesday; Rev. Sylvester orne, TA., and I d Miss Katharine Cosens-Hardy. eldest daughter of il D Mr. Co7ens-Hardy, Q.C., M.P., on Wednesday; n e1 Mr. Bowyer Nichols, eldest on of Mr. Nichols, C cis Laword Hall, Essex ...

... Mi Summers, W Hibbert, J T Sutherland, A Higgins, C Snweetman, S Hiuglev, B Tanner, C K Hoare, H E Thomas, Abel Hobhouse, C E Thomas, Alfd Holden, A Thomas, D A Holden. 1 Townsend, C Holland, W H Trevelyan, Sir G O Hopwood, C H TQite, J Howell, G Tully ...