... 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 ...

... e, Sir Thomas Smith, Sir Samuel Wilkes, Profeasor M1eEwen, Professor Thomas Annandale, Dr. T. E. Clifford Allbutt. Dr. Goodhart, Mr. Frederic Treves, Mr Howard Marsh, and 'Mr. Timothy T-lolmra. Four of these gentlemen (Lord Lister. Sir Thomas Smith, Professor ...

... 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. ...

... the votes for Labour from 3,975, Hardie's poll in 1895, to 4,419. B3ut -Major Banes incrobsed his votes to a larger degree, and consequsri;ly his majority of 775 over Hardie is now 1,196 over Thornie. In 1'cestoit Hardie polled 4,834, as against 4,781 for ...

... WAGES FOU rWALING IN COAL BITNES. I LOCAL IDEPUTATTON. I Mr. Thomas Grecnall (miners' agent), on belialf .of th1e County Millers' Federation, on Alonday accom- panied a ?? (if miners represcnti~n the whole of the pits of the Trustees of the late Duke ...