... [COPTBIOHT.] 3IR. THOMAS ATKINS IN WAR TIME. Bt REV. E. J. HARDY. M.A. (Chaplain to Heb Majesty's Fobces), Author of Mr. Thomas Atkins, How to be Happy Though Married. __c. ?? lr ?? 1 soldier once quaintly said that it Urine* I HS3V* S be killed ...

... ~~ FOB LADIES AND CHILDREN. THOMAS KAYE AND SON. PRETTY NOVELTIES FOR EVENING WEAE. CHOICE SILKS AND DRESSES, SEQUIN AND LACE BOBES. CHOICE GLOVES, HOSE, LACES, AND TBIMMINGS. EVENING CAPES AND WBAPS. NE.W BUFFLES. THOMAS KAYE AND SON. HOUSEHOLD LINEN ...

... -Sostwsa JUfoeuts. CHRISTMAS, 1900. THOMAS MELLOR, Announces tbat TBIS DAY (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 15th, and following week he will make a SPECIAL DISPLAY OF BALL AND EVENING DRESS FABRICS, Silks. Satin?. _■»** and Sequin Robes, Nets. Sauzeg £_.. -*c wlucb ...

... trades con- cerned. The small minority whioh voted to-night against the war vote consisted of Messrs. Lloyd George* Keir Hardie, J. A. Thomas, Bryn Roberts, W. Brigg, H. J. Wilson, and T. Healy. In the same lobby was Mr. Joseph Walton, who voted by mis- take ...

... Liverpool, solicitor, present addrese unknown. Robert Thomas Ford, Sunbeams, Egremont, photographer. Thomas Kendall, Fairfield House, near Add- ingham, Yorkshire, farmer. John Charles Davis, Thomas William Davis, and Frederick George Davis, trading as ...

... Tuesday t-s-eniop. The small minority whicn voted to-iu- ...

... Colonel SidlerfU.). MILE END. Spencer Chairington ?? C. Goddard Clark ?? MERTHYR TYDVIL. W. Pritchard Morgan ?? D. A. Thomas ?? J. Keir Hardie (Labour). MORPETH. T. Burt ?? Maltman Barry ?? NORTHAMPTON. H. Labouchere ?? J. G. Shipman ?? R. R. Orlebar ?? H ...

... Birmingham. general draper. John Hardy. Boston. Lincolnshire, tou-lv Crays, Essex, retired builder. James William Brain mall, Battyeford-in-Mir- field, mill engineer. William L. Loten, 19. Mytongate. Hull, chemist. Thomas Theakstone, Uarpham. near Low thorpe ...

... 1895. A. F. Godson (U.) 2,008 1 B. Eve (L.) 1,713 MERTHYR, TYDVIL. D. A. THOMAS (L.) 8,598 KEIR HARDIE (Lab.) 5,745 W. P. MORGAN (L.) 4,C04 Labour gain. Result in 1895. D. A. Thomas (L.) 9,250 W. P. Morgan (L.) 8,554 H. C. Lewis (U.) 6,525 A. Upward (Lab ...

... Armitage Bridge, and F. Stokes, gardener to Mrs. Charles Crosland ; local classes, Messrs. George Hey. gardener to Sir Thomas Brooke, and Thomas Copper, gardener to Sir Joseph Crosland. t The athletic sports were again a most attrac- tive feature of the event ...

... Annitage Bridge, and F. Stokes, gardener to Mrs. Charles Crosland ; local classes, Messrs. Geoige Hey, gardener to Sir Thomas Brooke, and Thomas Copper, gardener to Sir Joseph Crosland. a The athletic sports were again a most attrac- tive feature of the event ...

... to Mias Clara Marshall, Sh»v C mgh, Holmhrth. * ~ Habdy— Moobhousb.— On -he Mth inst.. at the Rtgisttr Office, Mr. Friend Hardy to Miss Elizabeth Moor- houre, both of Stoekamoor. Lodgs— ftUM-b- Ou the 19th mat., at the Wes- leyan Chapel. Almondbury, by ...