... the Bill is that it is opposed by some of the leading Miners' Unions in Athe country. The.Eight-Hours Bill, however, is a hardy annual, which will reappear this week, for transplantation to Westminster. Mn BX Sr and those f1aithful ones who have followed ...

... Ilupreg- nable, Gao. A. C. Ward to Alexandra-to date~ January 5, Pioter G.. V. Vanlder Byle, Edward H~i. Pheilpotte, Geco. C. Hardy, Sctaff.Cormainindr IClifford Bow den-all jo Nile, to date January 13; ILicutenaili Chi-s. H. MIorgn to Presidernt (addi- tionali ...

... plebiscite thioughout the Dominion on zheyesticn of the prohibition 'oi the liquor traffic. The death is annotraced of Mr Moses Hardy, United States Connnmmi4oner for the Paris Exhi- bition of 1900. AtBuluwavo M4r Rriodes has stted that the I construction of ...

... there being san average number of meetings. An extra- *ordinary scene was witnessed last night in ?? market-place. Mr Keir Hardie and 1 other members of the Independent Labour party were aboat to address a meeting from a cart, when a number of the bystanders ...

... party encountered a good deal of hostility when they attempted to address the railway meu I during the dinner hour. Mr Keir Hardie coun- I s celled his followers to support Lord Charles! I Beresford. The polling takes place to-day. The Hon. F. W. Lambton ...

... Unionism attained its high-water mark. It is probable that a great deal will be made Iof the- attempts of Mr John Burns, Mr 1 eir Hardie, and the Independent Labour- ists to injure the candidature of Sir Chris- ItopherFurness on account of the hostility lof his ...

... The sheep consisted mainly of ewes, hutl theret wass ales a niumber? of ternesinclded in the shipment. They were. . at very hardy sort, and meet suitable for all the 1 roe stireurseta of the market. Tlhe sheep, as far as regards riuslio.y were fusly up ...

... chaimla were eccorded votes of thanrIA at the closs. CANAI. BOATERNSs INsarirT-i. -At the Satusa, evening entertainment, M1r Thomas Forres; st i siding. a delightful progrsmme, was su'taioedjj Misses C. Hind, A. Young, .J. JohnsucA.G, ?? A. Gilohrist, J ...

... the t efforts of the Navy League to induce the Govearn- a ment to make arrargements for training as naval reserve men the hardy fishermen of the eastern F provinces duringthe winter months, when hundreds s of fishermen areidle. The Montreal Star states ...

... IJ aerd 2,1. Wsnted for Febl. 21st; uinst he acnostomed to, sro.,m nlaehinery, and preference sill be gives tes thlse iravn hardi sitiftniion repL'ience; wg-ies, £25 end £19, With: similora.-A,\ply, ?? age. txperiteae, .oril lvine re.- isrroet', 10 Mattes ...

... ent of the society; Mr Thomas Morton, hon. secretary; Mr William Neil,' C.A., hon. treasurer; Dr T. C. Graham, Mr J. B. Loudon, MIr Love. Mr F. Muir, Mr J. Stirling, Mr T. WVharrie, Mr'F. J. Tugner, MIr A. G. Thomson, Mr Thomas Fergus- son. Mr C. G. Girvan ...

... a large family. Thomas iamnpbell (36), driver goods train, 39111 Caledonia Road, Glasgow, married, and had a family of four. Thomas Richards'-(22), fireman goods train, 9|, Caledonia -Road, Glasgow, -married, and' bad one1 child. Thomas Scott (23), fireman ...