... with the a Estate Committee on the question of the carrying e ont of the scheme. the Finance Committee have b selected Sir Thomas Hughes and Mr. John Law- v rnce, and the Tramiways Committee Alderman f Charles Petrie and Alderann Frederick Suritb. The ...

... Pontypridd, W. B. Moore vice J. H. Watson; Bridgend A. Fenton additional Aberdare, H. W. Wade additional; Tfedegar A. W. Hardy additional; Brecon, Joseph G. Gradford additional; Montgomer, 3. P. Illing worth; Manchester, Oxord-road, John Wright0 Nice ...

... ro have been won by the Liberals with fairf good e s. Asitis,eonidenceinth sumess of Libea =aidates in these two, con* can hardy, be described asx being strog iS--a- -fact of some signifcance that. though some of the Liberal seats are only held by narrow ...

... Aim- a mer, A. F, Tipple, P. E. -Townshead, and L CG Vlehoff. Merchant Taylors' SohooL Dfenbigh-i Huxley, I. Parry, and B. J. Thomas, Howell's School. Ellesmere.-LD. BoyeE. E.OCLbeck, D.Cooper, i G. 0. Holloway. G. de L. Revworth, N. A. Tay- r lor, and R ...

... LOCAL NEWS. 2 r e LIVMMOTL AND TkHS LATE KrNG H EMan- Y Chevalier Hardy, acting Consul-General for ly , announces that a Requiem Mass in memory t of his la ht Majesty K ing Humbhert will be . celebrated at St. Petes Catholic Church, See- f tket, on Thursday ...

... T. Itoberts, W. Roberts, W, W. Rutherford, A. H. Samuel, . Saunby, T. May Smith, B. 1; W. Stevenson, J. G. Taggart, W. W. Thomas, T. Utley, T. Utting, W. W. Walker, W. aX Williams, W. R Willink, J. Wilson, and J. T. Wood. CO Et P RATION FINANTE. Mr. John ...

... each £100; to his ?? Groves £200, Alfred Egerton £:100, Joe Street £50, 3i'anny Phillips. £200, Emily Cooper and 3Mary Ann Hardy eaoh. £100; to his sister-in-law, Martha Booth, a life annuity of £40; to Samuel Stone a life anmnuity] .of £20; and the residue ...

... Churchill (C) tMr. C. B. Crisp to) a (Mr. R. ?? Hanhar (Mr &.W Heabury p Fres1oMr..i XM.Tomlinacn x Mr W. E. M. I=cm1jmrRer Hardie a linson (C) (IL?)1 Bohdla--ol l Col.d(Q i tos b Mr. A. All-CHaerkey (SW) t StL Helena ..mr. H. Beo'ar r . Seton-Karr T (C) ...

... OhozuohlW (Cl of t UIr. C. B. Crisp (O) Mr. B W. HnubasL R Bw. bary IC (C MrW.B.M.Tomlinan T P r ?? Mr. W. B. M Tom: Mr. Kir Hardie cia a ii-1 (l3PJ ini 3 | 2r. a. 0.0 arvy pa Ra ,, z~td .--CL a )L RDY(200) M tL il Wia'FP r @ ' .MRoy.( l r. __ C 8tl. E. ...

... oppose his re. t( turn ifol aigthose measures which 0 ,~ trn~ioulyby tkin to proved. so succetssfil in the opposition to Mr. Thomas MCracken when be stood fur P I~ Great George Ward., The Liberals of East Toxteth haveisd candi-b is da~to in thei minds ...

... member-of the fire Of cocoa mauattrhas forwarded - to Mr. Keir Hardie at Preston, a cheque fee £500 towards the election expensesof variouLabourcsdidatesseek- lag parluiamentary honowla To M~r, Keir Hardie ebeIsall~ottded150; toMr. Phli Saowdeat BLsekbcrn, Mrt ...

... Cyprinis', 5dge4anmi-Men&. Rev. S. Barrow; ad evenin. Rev. Canon Burbidge. - *- St. DavWtWeih) C. b, rmwoownhilL-R W. ra * . Thomas and }eorge HowelL de S' .Jaes' . EtetA-DiniV t. Sims; evening, Rev. W. J. Cole' ?? St. Lnke's. Rn d-street.-Mevnin, Rev. ...