... PARTY. Coating to local or w.uiticipid eau. a washer of most glaring charge, are levelled agairat tribe thaw who ought to belief. A sod future of the we,.) there people put their eine is that every piece of reform emoted oat be our local antis:lntro ...

... PARTY Mr. if. Layenak said that the members of the Indepeedeot Labour Part), since the mwyx. of the letter from lir. Herres. seemed to gone into the Act relating to the queetioo and changed their front. They were evidently now in poisewion of information ...

... GARDEN PARTY. A garden party sea hold on Saturday afternoon in connection with the St. Luke's Church. Morton, at the Vicarage and Heathfirld, which was attended by a good number of the of Morten and &lariat Tea was provided by the Vicar (the Rev. W ...

... LABOUR PARTY are fairly strong in Keithler, and consider that': with Mr. W. T. Newby° they should make at neat a sew show. In hie year* of 11011 with trades unionism Mr. Nowlove, it is claimed. acquired a good deal of insight tato the needs of the workers ...

... CLASS PARTY. He would oak them tor n ntider with, hi m w hether there was not g reaso go kr. ward with their movement fur the creation of • working claw political party in the country. It was tow twelve months since the election took place. and they had ...

... GARDEN PARTY IN THE GROUNDS OF MR. W. C. FERRAND, DAISY BANK, GILSTEAD, ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 13ru, vrox 3 70 8. Tea Axp ENTERTAINMENTS, 1/- Proceeds in aid of fund for Sale of Work. Should the weather be unfavourable, the event will be postponed to the ...

... THE STATE OF PARTIES. The expiring Parlisment met on August 12th, 1595, and it will thus have existed five years and 44 days. At the commencement of the Parliament the state of parties was as under : Conservatives. oee.oo 340 Liberal Untonists ...

... GARDEN PARTY. A garden perty was held in connection with the St. Wilfred's Church, Gi!mead, on Saturday afternoon, in the grounds of Mr. R. Emtland (Cliktead H►tl). Te► was provided for a Large number of n embers of the oongregetion, and the younger people ...

... GARDEN PARTY. Through he kindlier Mr. and Niro. Craven Layer's**, a garden part. wan held in the Quarry Grounds, I.%kw. on Tuesday afternoon, under the auspices of the British Women'a Temporary Association. An address on Temperance wae given by Mrs ...

... UNIONIST PARTY. Meeting at Lansdowne House. MR. FIAI.FOCR'S FATAL UTTER. DUKE OF A good deal of the intone& in Un. artist party meeting at Linedione Have has telegraphs Preen Amocuisoo. been din counted by the torreepondroor letwern Mr. Balfour and Mr ...

... THE LABOUR PARTY. N:t. Shackleton. on behalf of the Lebour wty. supported the Bill, but wished it had been drawn on bolder and more comprehernive lines—re sentiment applauded by many Liberals. The debate then fell into the doldrums, but interest was ...

... GARDEN PARTY. In connection with the Congrevationid (hand • garden part• was held in th, adjoin. trig Rord HOUR. Wilaiien. the rt.:offence of Mr. Alfred Ambler and Mrs. Ambler. on rbiturilar. Tea was served in the afo own.. aid in 11. evening there were ...