... unemployed problem on hand in one or other of its various forms. This experiment- which is taking place in the 0 county M?n Thomas Hardy and his peasants b and leading characters have made so famous h t beg about six or seven years ago, when Sir I Robert purchased ...

... YWOOLTON Sizssioa's. - At Woolton Sesssions yesterday. before Messrs. J. Jowett (chairman), James Marsh, and Thomas Dennett, Thomas i §. Rawlinson and Thomas Quoalters were charged E wvith obtaining by false pretences a quantity of ] T rhubarb, valued at 5s. ...

... study. 1Stperimntal PlisCs-bscoudnd hclass, jWhite, Mictael B., lnt.Sc., University c-i t College, Aberystwith; Williams, 0. Thomas, jf Y Prel e. linhcnsCollem, Liverpool. ?? IY ScIr- y Pass List-First Diviswin: Jonea, Evrms, B.A, is J University College ...

... Richard Anderton, William Neil- ing son, A. T. Neilson, Richard Wl`Is J. to E. Jaccson, George M lly, J Appleyad, a a Sbatter, Thomas W. Hughes, D. M. Elder, J. moe Moss, J. T. Nickels, J. Birkett, James Lar- pri combe, Robert Whyte, Henry Gore, T. Wallett ...

... Miekleour, Perth, on the 25th of June last, aged 76 years, and whose will bears date July 13, 1894. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Findlay M'Hardy, an attendant at the Southern Counties Asylum at Dumfries, has been arrested on a charge of causing the death of one of the ...

... Parlianeuet. By a resoluton adopted last night, the Trade and Labour Council call for trade unionist support for Ms. Keir Hardie. NMRDER OF A WATCHMAN. The Press Assciatins Basng coresporesnt telegraphs that an old man named Clzk, a night watchman in ...

... an( e nection with the exhiboition were most ably w~ a curried out by the following comimittee:- dii d Messrs. Thomas White (chairman), Thomas wa le Fotr(iecarmnWVecr . Bustardl coi le J.SoaJ aee,1.H on, T. Cariing, M. d an ila iko Vcoi-tetthe inde-- BE] ...

... _Xj Abercromby-if P Jones ?? ?? JoreaC) Ma (JLea,(L) m- Grauby.._..J1,eCL) ?? Newling(C) it fl Prince's parl-W W Thomas MC -.V NV Thomas (C) Sefton-Park.-.R.Dart CC).- __.FItDart C) to B runsw ick . X A en C I 33 A D ooghan (C) Dingle ?? W Roberts IC) ...

... (Conservative), Mr. Billson (Liberal, and e |Mr. Keir Hardie (Independent Labour) have r r. issued their addresses, and all preparations farthe F, canvass re compliete. The orgaaisation of which L 'e Mdr. Hardie is head had its rise in Bradford, and b ?? as it ...

... y vacancy in East Bradford. The result of the poll wnw-- Captain Greville (C), 4921; Mr. A. Billson ?? 1 . 4526; Mr. Leir Hardie (Id. Lab.), 1953. The value of the personal estato of the lato Baron Uilford has been proved at £50,934. lio bequeathed his ...

... Club, Captan W. f I)enton in the chair. There were also present messrs. Charle3 Hardy. Richard Williarm c George Lowe, juna, H. Jones, R. R. Hughes, T. Craven, S. Thomas. James MI'Keowr.. George i RXeed, H Ingman, and A. R P-ice (honorarv ^ secretary) ...

... di- there -were young people who for yearse had been 1TIc Ills attending Sunday Schools in this Christian land, C w R2, and hardy seemed to have been made avware of ds' the fact that they had souls needing to be saved- 1ua >r-Thefact that the teaching ...