... will to-day announce the betrothal of Prince Albert, nephew of King Leopold, to the Duchess Eliza- beth of Bavaria Mr. 'Thomas Hardy is sixty years old today. Literature remarks that he has lived to see himself acknowledged as second only to Mr. Meredith ...

... 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 ...

... Basrcoalgb, George Fisk. D W. Hardy. G. H2. H1ustler, 1?. N. HI. Tones, T. A. Xrcdaa, AL A. Kenny, T. B. List-r. W. B. 'Wartin. Rolarnd Nia gele -Ebert OGlerenshsaw. N C PaCrles. P. D. Pickles, H. G -W. Szenv'b, A. C. Tarer. asod Thomas Wbitehead. The following ...

... secretary-a luxury unknown to the other Labour Members. Mr. Keir Hardie, who worked in the pits as a, boy, divides the representation of Merthyr Tydwil with a great Welsh coalowner, Mr. David Thomas. The latter is erroneously described in one of the Loudon papers ...

... barracks and in camp, at~ home and abroad, enable the 11ev. E. J. Hardy, a well-known Chaplain to the Forces, To draw a realistic picture of IMr Thomas Atkins (Fisher I Ulnwin). Ne doubt Mr. Hardy's verdict leans to l mercy's side, for he confesses to a good ...

... SMr. Abel Thomas: Practically, yes. Air. Justice Lawrance: Altogether. Mr. Abel Thomas: Not altogether. There was evi- dence as well. Mr. Justice Lawrance: There is the evidence of my note. You can make what use you can of that. Mfr. Abel Thomas: If the ...

... Angus. Univer- city: Lilian E. Auld, University; C. P. Finn, York- shire; Louisa J. Hargrea-es. Owens; 1}. K. Jardine, Owens; Thomas Ormerod, Owens: Alexander Reid, Owvens; Alexander Rule, Uniiversizw. UNIVEIRSFPT OF TON DON. 'The following is ther pras list ...

... Leoeb, Thornton, 715. itipponden District Society--5 miles. Eghit mermbers, 75 birda. D;erby and Fairbuank 741 aos 703, t. Hardy 729, W. Ytarseball (Ees- rikli) 712, W., Marshall (Jurcfir nX 63r, nud 670. SilAtPn and District Steiety.--lF3 miles. T. Walton ...

... Clnss.-ThoMas Prior (first prize), 98; A. Rig-| hian. 96: Geo. Ihomson. 96; T. Kenedy (secoid prize), 95; Austin Barran (third prize). 87; J. W. Hudsou, 86; J. Prior, 86; F. Rorsel, 67; G. VW. Longfieod, 67; H. F. MuDowall 59. 9aond Class.-W. Hardy (first ...

... 1M-L 148. 1886-C 285. 1892-C 265. 1895-C 295. Repreentation unchAnged. MXRTHYR TYDYVI f2).-15,400 D. A. Thomea (L) 8,598 Eir Hardie (Ind. Lab.) .- .- 5,74T5 ?? Pritchard Morgan (14 . 4,004 1885-L unap. 1886-L unop. 18r2-L 9,452. 1895- L 2,029. ILP. displaces ...

... H1ull., the Rev. J. L. Hooxins and Mr. James Akeeter; Ripon. the Rev. C. F. Lea and Mr. Thomas liargeave, T.PR; Wakefield, the Her, Jns. Sbipbardson and Mr. George S, Hardy; York, the Rev. J. ?? Treloar. Guardian rsprescntativea:-Mr. Joseph Hepreorthi, JYP ...

... year. The small minority which voted last niglt against the War Office Vote consisted of Messrs. Lloyd-George, Keir Hardie. J. A. Thomas. Bryn Roberts, J. Brsg H. J. Wilson, and T., X. Healy. In the same lohM waS Mr. Joseph Walton. who voted by mistake ...