... introductory J. b of to rhe course in Political Economy;, wee delivered We a last night by Mr Thomas Jones. Taking as his a-sbject The Social Philosophyv oc Thom~as Car- p hu t lle, the lecturer dealt with the attempts ire- 1 ejuently mad-e to sharply separate ...

... Eye (L), 17lS Unionist majority, 295. I MERTHYR TYDVIL ?? ?? Thomas fL) ?? 81198 J. Kepir Hardie (Lab.) ?? 5745 *W. Pritcherd Morgan ?? 4404 Leboor gain. In 1895 the reault was,:-D. A. Thomas (L), 92f10; W. P. Mo~rgan (14, 8,554; H. C, l~ia-ii (U), 6525; ...

... Mrl i Morgan exceedled 1700 votes. The last Labour candidhate who contested the borough polled only 660 votes, whereas AMr Hardie now polled i,40. The H1ouse of Commons wvill certainly miss Mr Pritchard Morgaln, who was remark able not onlt for bis keen ...

... M' %ilien Watson IF.i, Thomas Mac- at t t knight Watt fC. Archibald Crombie West, fB. P.t. David t: Watw'fn Wilson ?? Women-Betbia Shnnks Alexander Co ?? ) Annio Agnes Baird (B. a. PJ, Roberta Camp- iv bell (B., Z.) Margairet Hardy 15.. Agnes M'Phun (B ...

... In 1895 General FitzWygram (U).was returned t unopposed. . . ENT. (ASaFORD)-12,714. Hardy (U) ?? :. : 98 Nicholson (Protestant U) ?? 2343 ?? change. In 1895 L. Hardy (U) was returned unopposed. LANCASHIRE (MIDDLETON)-13707. T E.-B. Fielden (JU) ?? :14 ...

... very lo'o. Heavy sheep and were also in slow request. Muton, top, 7lid to 3d; mal a~m secondary. Ghis to 7d per lb. BC Mr Thomas C .Nelson had much smaller supplies of coed 'hes, attic at the weekly sale yevterstay,. The number in the Mark~ lemp market ...

... attendanto of buetscs was for- pflzS e mid- ward from all parts. 13lackfaced ewes in the district are ?? well known for being hardy and suitable for crossing dhis istenrcarps.s and met a very animated trade, the whole fory, t'eu~being quickly sold at a rise ...

... owner, 119 HOPeSte. atr'i>Alveander. Merchant, 2 Leven Street. POollo- shields. ?? chpping agent. Glasgow. a -XCr;i ?? , Thomas MfL11ar, shipossner. 24Go- qae Macfarlines. Georre. engineer, Dunsloy. Bellahosaston, !aktfarjn'¾ jaines, baker, 96 Great ...

... I I, rpresntaton.As ?? there Will hiet gis-en ' T lie Three Va-yfarere.' basedl on the p, Jar-agt, story in SMr Thomais -Hardy'ls voulme of en I Wessex Tales. ?? Decemb~er the Stage hir T' ne-its proposes to give ai third play by Al r ?? Bern'ard Sliaw ...

... estimated eat number connected with the schools being up- cut wards of 30,000. cot New York Yacht .Club has accepted Sir to Thomas Lipton's challenge for the America It Cup. -The conditions will be similar to those which governed tho- last races, and the ...

... of the New York Yacht Club has stated that Messrs Herreshoff lill build a new boat to defend the America -Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger. The new Japanese Cabinet formed by the c Marquis Ito includes M1. Kato Takaaki (formerly Japanese MIinister ...

... one workmen's club in c ho Mr A. M. Johnstone, chairman of the Parish n h h Council, having spoken, Mr Thomas M'Innes P lie moved, and Mr James Hardy seconded, a vote of rre cocnfidence in Mr Tyre. The motion was agreed he to. ,to Kinning Park-First Ward ...