... Ward. Hu( is Liyerpool Mission (Central Hall).-JobhnBreb, B Eil. supernumerary. Geo rive va~ti~too (Liverpool .-.*Thoma~s J. Choate Orly Thomas Pucidicoimbe (G3reat Crosby, Livernool), Thoas ?? Wil ha~t WV. Jackson, B.A. (Porinby, Liverpool), super. brid ...

... A. Duthie vice Richard Watson;. Panty- -pridd: Thomas Kirkby, vice Kimnber Hardy;- Rhondda : F. Hunter, vice George Makin;. Brecon : George Wright, vice Henry Glanville; Pembroke: etet Barker, vice' Thomas Rae; Walsall, centenary. S. B. Willuams, vice ...

... Sir Geo. Thomas, Miss Gylmour, Mliss Nellie Thorne, Mr Thomas Hall, Mr Holland Turner, Mr H. J. Hall, Mr Albert Tote, Mr J. T. Harmilton, Mr G. S. Ulbey, Mr H. B. Hanbury, Miss Lilly Van Biens, Mr A. Harding and Ah Sid Varley, Mr S. Hardy, Mr F. J. Vaughan ...

... Corield, 107; Thomas Browirn, 98; Thomas Rowe, 98; a Leonard Fowkes, 97; William Hogg, 97; Henry B. f, r. Watson, 96; S. Peake, 91; 5. Severn, 88; and T. a ~ensit, 88. The above nine were declared duly elected u by the Chairman. Thomas Watson, 54; ,. ...

... ant secretary of the Liverpool Federal Council), ate IW. Nash, S. R. Thomas ?? Craven, IR. T. ith Perrin, W. Griffiths, J. Ciancey, D. Connolly, W J. W. Fairbrother, A. King, C. Hardy, P. Dev- co lin, D. Mlatthewrs, F. Ourlender, D. Mooney, A. p1 T. Aluir ...

... psrty in the County Council on Friday, March Ifth, at Brook House, Park- f lane, W. c A performance of a version of Mfr. Thomas t Hardy's novel. 1 Tess of the Durbervilles, v was given at the St. James's Theatre yesterday f in the send-public, semi-private ...

... behalf of Mr. R. J. Glasson, Union-court Brewery, Penrith; Mr. B. Dalton, Carlisle, acting on behalf of a syndicate; Mr. Cozens Hardy, bidding for Messr Whitwell, Mark, and Co., brewers, Kendal, and mm J. Bramley, on behalf of Messrs. C. K Hall and Co., wine ...

... Hutton, J Messrs. John King (nephew), W. Rayner, G. R. I Mackenzie (Glasgow). N. Danb7, James M. IC Wyli. BR. Talbot, Sa-in, R. Hardie B. T. Hall, 3) E. Gearing, T. Ambler, Rev. J. Pedlar, and the C following officials of the Pacific Company:- 3Massrs. Joseph ...

... Parker-also took part in the service. Amongst those who were present at the church were Mr. M. H. Hoddei4 Mr. Herbert Cozens Hardy, Qt., Mr. John Rotton C., lNLP., Mr. J. Anstie, Q.C., Mr. W. H. interbotham, MP. Mr Wilberforce Stoughton, the Dean of West- ...

... hoidays. The large Mlowing pipe which works the steel converters burst, doing much d3mage. Tia report was heard a mile away. Thomas (darratt and Thoinmas Scotfield received ?? of the skull, and are in a critical condition. -lenry Innocent and Joseph Barker ...

... obtaining some mich-needed rest, -ndit is IriE r- knoun that their valuable a sas -Lvea me3 B m good many lives In some hous in Hardy- con street every member-of the family ins down with 'Wm the malady, and there ae unnerousiu n smn -then 'which father andE ...

... strong local candidate for tbe vacancy which has suddenly arisen in the Middleton Division of Lancashire. The late member, Mr. Thomas Feilden-wbose death in the prime of life is as much regretted by his political opponents as by his friends-is only to be buried ...