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... coference selected Mr J. R. Macdonald ?? as secretary to the committee on the motion of Mr W. Thorne, who was supported by Mr Keir Hardie. It, was resolved that the committee shall prepare an official list of the Parliamentary candidates for the support of the ...
... a- Justice, yesterday, Mr Justice Cozens Hardy hadg before him an action brought by Mr George Young,, of 1'aulton, Giloucestershire, against Mr Edward I- Clare Sewell, solicitor, of Cireucester, and Mr Thomas I 1-lil, of Parton, Wilts, trustees of a voluntary ...
... 1 rather than of conflict (cheers). DEI3VTATION5. ?f he following delegates were introduced to the Assembly -The Rev Reuse Thomas, of Brookline, Boston, representing the National Council of the Congregational Churches of the United States; the Rev U. MoHardy ...
... joyous and, effervescent, they did not take sadly the pleasure of 0s celebrating the final victory of 9B.-P. proc and his hardy little garrison. It was a Met] right Royal time-no halt andahatf affair, exha but a downright regular, regular, regular, ther ...
... r Attwater, W. Tremaine, John White, J. L. Brooks, P. B. Loveridge, A. Iles, W. J. Newth, R. H. Norman, J. P. Saunders, B. Hardy, R. Gray, T. Valsey, H. L,. E Cooke, J. Rawlins (hon. treasurer), G. Sheffield s Elakeway (hon. local secretary), and F. J ...
... covered by sacking. I think my the corresptndenats observatiots are justifiei. much There can be little or no advertising value hardy in' the public display of a coffin, and it one ol would mueh more accord with the fitness Conse of things to have it covered ...
... rifles, and several more to-day. Big Haul of Cattle, [Press Association War Special.] HIORSOIIEL, MAY 12. Lieuts. McGregor and Hardy, with a squadron of Biabant's Horse and the Quecnstown Volunteers, g I have retutoed to Allwal North. They were not i) d!i ...
... auspices of the University Extension Guild by Mrs Bernard Bosarqnet :on Right and wrong charity. The chai- . ...
... th Colonel Fester, Lieutenant-Colonel Richards, (1 lar Lientenant-Colonel Mnrtimer, Surgoon-Lieu-1 ra lar tenlart.Colorel Thomas, ?? Biidell, bre Mrjor Harding, Vet-Major JT A Collings, id. Captains W T .n Snow. Q* F Beil, ยข T W to Finch, E S Perkins ...
... piece of work. The Brothers Loretti gave a capital trapeze parformance, and there were other acceptable turns by Slone and Hardie, comedians; Miss Eugenie Power, serla comic and expertdancer; the Halliwells, comedians and acrobats, and Capt. Foster, in ...
... 'Worcester Regiment-Pte. Ballen (dan- iir gerously). 3). 2nd Shropshlre Light Infantry-Pte, W. Rhodes (severely) and Pta. Thomas (slightly). Canadian Infantry - Pte. Downings (severely), Buglers Holland, Kidner, and Parker (slightly). be 1st Essex Re ...