... register and insane Jingoism . Mr. Hardie emreseed. the hope that in addition to the energy of lhose Labour muembers returned they would leive the loyal support of severil Liberals they lad helped to return. The ?? Mr. Hardie pointed out, had decided to devote ...

... MR. KEIR HARDIE ON THE EXTINC- TION OF WAR. The question for debate at the Oxford Union d Lociety on Thursday se'nright was: That in the . ?? of this House, the trend of civilisation Ps~eS no hone of the extinction of war. G1r. B. K. LONG ?? in opening ...

... IST. THOMAS TUKK'S HEID THE RADICALS IN A ROLE. PROSECU21ON POidIPONED ZiLL ). AI A 'SR 2HE BLECIrON. The Radical members of the St. Thomas Urban District Council took advantage of their numericl etrength at a special meeting of that body held last night ...

... mourners were :-Mr Harry he Dewdney Thomas, Dr R Stapley Thomas, an1 aet Mr Lewis D Thomas (sons), Misees Mary: ed Xate,' Editb, and a Margaret Thoma (Daughters), the Sister Mary (sister), Nurse n- Cherry, Mr Thomas D Dewdney (brother-in. ag ...

... rank and file of the British army, Mr. Hardy is, of course, treading on distinctly dangerous ground and where pitfalls naturally abound for the civilian writer on military themes. Nevertheless, the author of Mr. Thomas Atkins avoids these with a considerable ...

... MYSTERIES. Richard Marsh. METHUEN and CO., Essex-street, Strand, W.C ALL 'JT OUR SOLDIERS. MR. THOMAS ATKINS. A Study in Red, Blue, and Khaki Colour. By the Rev. E. I. Hardy, M.A* Chaplain to Her Majesty's Forces at Dubun, Author of How to be Happy Though Married ...

... was preferred a against Thomas Clough, of Toftshaw Moorside, and p -Hen.ry Hardy. of Thorhbur road, at ihe Bradford eo City Court ?? Wood ?? in Pririce- Sc street, Dudley Hill, said that on the night of thle St at of April Hardy and Clough invade-e his ...

... 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 ...

... Greet. Under the management of Mr. Tom B. Davis. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, 8.16, TESS. By H. A. Kennedy. Founded on Thomas Hardy's Teas of the D’Urbervilles.’’ Tess, Mrs. Lewis Waller. Alec, Mr. Fred Terry. MATINEES. TO-MORROW (Wednesdav), and EVERY ...

... ■eniatlonal* and all excellently told.”—Scotsman. IN A CATHEDRAL CITY. By Bertha Thomas. SECOND EDITION. “A pretiv story. . . . There ia some very charming work ii Miss Thomas’s volume. NEW •X'IiRBXB-Jt.NXX-aXXPBMN'V' BOOK*. THE SMALL-PART LADY, &c. By Georgb ...

... TESS, AT THE COMEDY. Mr, H. A. Kennedy’s is a workmanlike effort to bring the life tragedy of Mr. Thomas Hardy’s heroine within theatrical lines and limits; an effort fairly‘to be called successful, did he but receive the necessary support and interpretation ...

... Simmons (Camden Town), 3y Thomas Smith (born Edinbnrgh 1868X, Thomas se B. J. Smith (left EaglaDd, 1894 William Tay- Y5 lor (victualler, Liverpool), Charles-Thomas (ae- 'es minsterd, George Thomas (Hereford), William On- Henry Thomas, Ernest ...