... Cluariaa ?? ?? 6.8 13 Chosen ?? ?? 47 It Malunma ?? a. .8 12 Cassock's Prade ?? tO Tom Cringle ?? ?? 5_ it latheronwheet ?? .7 5 Thomas C ?? ?? 6.81 IDIamhrino ?? 3.7 2 ?? ?? 2 Stocadelat~rsberylll4..8 ?? S.6 10 Jiffy II ?? 8_1 3 ?? 3_6 10 Lady Schcntber . ...

... 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 ...

... Wilier sited that the appliention should be ad- journed, so that the plans might ho modified, ThE TSVOIL On behalf of Mr. Thomas Basrasford, the vropristor I of the 'HanOi Mono-ball, Mr. Wiley applied fist a &x- a s' publican's licence. Mr. H. B. James ...

... 933 majority EAST. CzsdidateTh-apt. Grey-Ill. Polling. 1695.-Cant, thte Hon. Ht. Urea-ilie ?? Alfred BllLssn (L) J. Keir-}Hardie ?? Majority-C ever LI Po -in ant; C^. R ,*E Fiower, 41 4,921 4,526 1,953 395 -roiling, ±O-db-Iflwat 1lower (C) 3S36- J. C ...

... R FUTRNESS (L). -S*r THOMAS RICHARDSON (C). Polling, 1895.-Sir T. Richardson (LU) ?? 4,853 Sir C. Furness (L) ?? ,772 1I -L 1,040. 188&-DL 912. 1892-L 76. 1895-U 81. Number of voters, 12,849. ASTNGGS. E. BOYLT (C). FREEMAN THOMAS (L). 1885-L162. 1886-0535 ...

... 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 ...

... (C); J. T. Mae.I- natnara. (L). CARNARYON BORUCOGHS.-*Lloyd George (L); Coloriel Platt (C). CARLMA TIIEN'SIIRE (Esst3.-wAbel Thomas (L); Captain E. Richardson (C). CHES'ittA.-fR. Yerburgh (C); Howell Idris (L). CHE SHIRE (Wirral).-J. Hoult (C) i W. H. Lever ...

... 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 ...

... solitary gain the Liberals have regained the two seats at Derby which they lestin so sensational a fashion five years ago. Sir Thomas Roe, who was lthen Sir William .Harourtus colleague in misfortune, was yesterday returned at the head of the poll, with Mr ...

... 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 ...

... l sketches cf Members of the new Parliarneut:- Glamnorgan (Rhlondda).-Mr. William Abraham iL) is the son of the late 'Mr. Thomas Abraham, a. working miner, and was ei-uoatec at a Carnarvon village school. He. began to work in a mice at the age of 10. ...

... Oxford-place Chapel, and was largely attended. Mr. R. D. Waller, of MUanchester, presided, and among his supporters were the Rev. Thomas Allen, D.D. (President of the Conference), the Rev. W. H. Findlay (one of the general secretaries), the Rev. Wm. Goudie ( ...