... Bilrclay, Hillhead. P'lourghing- 1 Win. Bar', Longlevs; 2 Alex, Sinclair, Nether- trrn; 3 Alex. B3:r-chtry, 1-illlhead; 4 Thomas Sin- clair, Millhrill 5 ,Jobri Olrphant, Berrybrrse; 6 Clsarles Er,,lemon t, Neotherton ; 7 Alex. Turriff, Spreaderlsill ; ...

... 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 ...

... F. Hardman, uniform P.A.S.L.i. ; B. Maxwell Hyslop, uniform Sandhmuret; Russell Harvey, Bedouin Sheik; C. I-Horsley, G. C. Hardy, uniform Royal Navy; C. 1. ; I]inton, Lieutenant E1ast Surrey Regiment. I Staffbrd C. Jones, Seventeenth Century; B James Gentleman ...

... Court 'F riday, James Macgregor, carter, Camp. field, hncardine O'Neil, pleaded guilty to haVing quarrelled and fought with Thomas heriffs, a farm servant, in front of the hotel ,t Ahoyne on 25th December. Ilo got off with 0 fice of s, writh the optiont ...

... 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 ...

... James Hammond, Patrick Bradley, John Richard- ;. son, Wimliam Patterson, Robert Kelly. William Hardy, Robelrt Muhlligan, James Ewing, William ?G. Gilpin, and Thomas Jenkinson. Mr. Robert ., MA'Kean. J.P., drew attention to the recent Order e of the Local ...

... police court, on Wednesday, for allowing ~ ie dogs to be at large unmueished, 'Thomas Knigh-t was le nled 2s a6d, Hienry A'cstey 2s 6d, and John Suatford Cc se 2s Gd.-Thomas ?? and George Lewvis were chlarged K le )iris cruelty to a cat. Walter Unite, ...

... wealth and uosition. He was not difndent of his own powers, but ho was most considerate Lowards the opinions of others. It can hard)y be said that ho ever used his influence fur the purpose of sway- ing public opinion, but theie can be no donbt that partly ...

... 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 ...

... (ESTABLI.SHED AIN-50 17S'7.) pataztspiulxs -'eis BELFAS : VEDESE-DAY, JANITARY 12, 1893. Daniel Thomas, -who was injued hlr the ex- I t plosion of a dynamite cartridge near Portlhcawl, t died yesterday. c The French Chambers reassembled yesterday after ...

... 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 ...