... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Pease, M.P., Mr. Courtney, M`P., Sir Algernon West, Mr. Bryce, 3LP., Lord and Lady Battersea, Sir Francis 'Evans, M.P., Mr. Thomas Shaw, Q.C., M.P., Rev. Dr. Newmen Hall, Mr. Broadhurst, MBP., Sir James Blyth, Mr. I. A. Hudson, secretary of the National ...

... Rnnwsley-roud, St. Helens (from the Wilts and Eact Somersot Union); Rev. T. R. Thomas, B.A., St. Paul's, Hindlev- Rev. J. Sutcliffe, pastor-elect at O-lborne; Rev. Thomas Yates, Norwooc Church, Liverpool (from Belfast) ; Rev. ?? Williams, Warrington (from ...

... Knighthood upon each of the fol- 6e mplowing:- I U16 William Doxford, Esq., M.P. son I Walter Thorburn, Esq., M.P. San lf.. Thomas Lander Brunton, Esq., M.D., (M )ol F.BB.S. Vel the Janes Baffow Pail, Esq., Iyon King of der pol Ann& ?? CY, Inn8 G. D. De ...

... as n it teaching nuissionary work. f n At a later period Xr. Jones announced that is Dr. B ?? had promised £M0A and Mr. a Thomas Hughes (aMm T. and J. Haion) a I- similar amount. e Mr. John Holt, in the coure of-a reply to P It the toast Trade with the ...

... 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 ...

... iardy and McIlvena were t'he nrofessielnls, and Hardy distinguished himself bh knocking u1 137 against Fleywood. In 1888 the efub secured thle services of William Towler, who came from Yeadon, and ?? like Hardy (his brother professional of that period) is ...

... 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 ...

... with at Meser Ind, Coops, and Co., Limiten L The men chief mourners were Mr. Thomas D. Uills (son), Ga Mr.' Thomas Mills (father), Mn. W. J. Ham- mond (father-in-law), Mr. Thomas Mills, Mr. a ci John Mills, Mr. William Mills (brothers), Mr. othf L. Rocke ...

... as foll --W.Bros. Thomas R Withington, fr . 9WY; E Thornhill 6hanun (2lD9, Prince M- Edward, Heaton Moor), J W. the BRe Canon at- E. R Wood (589, Harony, Imskir) and the 3r- Res. R W. W KW ye (484, Faith, Warrngton), chaplains- Thomas Edwards (1380, Skelmers- ...

... Shame.) He instructed his London agents to apply for an interim injunction. The application was made to Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy, but, unfortu- nately. it was refused, and they were allowed to serve notice of motion for an injunction to be heard on Friday ...