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... existence of Sunday closing in I Wales Scotland, and Ireland. Several Con- servative members supported the bill; and Mr di Thomas Shaw, Mr Orr-Ewing. and Sir John in Leng also gave it their warm approval, based bh l upon the experience gained in Scotland ...
... Decemrber 1, Mooi Colen. i t 2465 Prestoe T. Dale, Iecerriber 1l, 1519., COlnSO, killed iii a'tiOn. 9. 'lit, 4250 1'rla'' W. TM'Hardy, Dteeabe! 15, 1599, Colenso. killfe. Ii action. S. 1n 112 ist S' Maciz, December 19, not yet intimated, , ,an diadtsirinSS ...
... cohn, and Mr Bryce. Very few Irish members th e 3took part in the debate: indeed. Mr Farrell, add~ who opened it.. and Sir Thomas Esmonda were gral for five or six hours, the only exponents of the writ Irishi case. Somewhere about ten o'clock Mr ing Dillon ...
... the with- fo drawal of a portion of the British troops to ei a position beyond the reach of the enemy's fc fire. bi it THAT hardy annual, British prestige in China, was in full bloom in the House of a] Commons last night. Mr Joseph Walton had a long indictment ...
... work would be pushed on as quickly as possible. Some discussion took plane regarding'a claim for £625 miade by M~r J. Keir Ha~rdie for damage done to his Ipremises at Queen's Arcade by a riotous mob. A report of ?? Comitee esoving to re- pudatetheclam ad ...
... Presbytery lis of Annandale at Annmn yeserday a call was dI presented by Pollok Street U.P. Church, Glas- us gow, to the 11Rv. Thomas P. Rankine, Water- Ic b- 5eck. Messrs William Davidson, Spiers, James r sd Davidson, Graham, Calder, and Walker ap- 4d As ...
... O weight fnr age, .; winaer to be acod for a36eT. Six ur- longa, straigbt a I ?? t Harper's Mfck, r ym ?? Hallick N1tr F. Hardy's St Bernmr, 3yr ?? aL tea ?? Teniuge, Comillne.r ?? Owner ?? Radnov's Tenebrosm, 3 yrs ?? Bush-ll a 1 aMrJ. Moffaet~s oteCrnuger ...
... to LyT r Cossaclk-both to date April 1. Engineers in hien of Chief Engineerl-George Ai' ST Goodall to Highflyer. for tender Hardy ; Iii' '-Arthur Whnitarsh to Highfiver, for tender Or- ?? well: Francis W. R. Jose tolHighflyar, for ten- e i der Sunfish-all ...
... Lord Storniouth Darling had beforc him yester- Hi day an application by Taylor & King and en Thomas Gibh,& Sons (Limited), qnarrymasters, Cleland, and Thomas King & Co.. quarry- Li masters, Bellsitle and Greenhill Quarries, Itr Motherwell, against the ...
... with Detective Sub- Inspctor Gordon, Detective Campbell, and AcigDtcive M'Neil and IMurdoch went to the shop aud apprehended Thomas M'Fheely, Elizabzaeth M¶Ke'ins. or M'Fheely, and Louis . yon, who were taken to the CentrlPlc Off ce, where the :first-mentioned ...
... pract ice. sh Mi sh WB ventured to suggest yesterday that there tix might be found even among the associates of K. Mr Keir Hardie and in the ranks of Inde! ar pendent Labour some independent thinkers i Pe with a little natural pride in their own ml country ...
... assessors Mr Henry Tidred end Mr E. Stan- I at til F ford, London, surveyjors of taxes, and Messrs ?? 0 Thomas Ross, George Basnnerman, and Thomas Will I Robertson. The Commiassioners also disposed of, Scot i a number of appeals. title r L o rtrpuulthe ...