... (severely); 5142 3. Budge (since dea;, 56519 B. Collins, 6415 A. White (dangerously); 6299 W. EVnie, 6758 T. Williams, 2268 R. Thomas 9517 G. hteesan, 6612 O. Cornish, 2436 J. Williams, 5378 1). Morgan, 4844 T. Evens, 6779 J. Harrison, 4155 it. Preston, 2705 ...

... Amalgamated Society of R&ilway Servants, has won a seat at Derby from the Tories, sweeping away a big Tory majority. Reir Hardie has won a seat from a Liberal Im- perialist, increasing the Labour vote fronm 659 to 5,745. Johns Bur4s has held Battersea ...

... Thomam, L. -Gower; . n. Thomes, .- -South,: *Majorer VWdhem-Quin, C., InIongsnTms L a. Willalsme, L. MTEaR TroVa D A Thomas, L; *eizr Hardie. Lab. Mon¢rsoorer-r-',aient -c'lonel Prvyce-JonesC. MoTnOOEaiasnan E-CA .Huiohreys Owen,L. ProcBaOKiE Dloacr ?? J ...

... SOME . QUAINT CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS. The Rev. E. J; Hardy- chats of some curious-Christmas customs and superstitions, both ancient'a'id modern, in theDecemberQuiver. 'Presents endear absents (writes Mrv. Hardy), and it is well when the complinnents of the ...

... Clarke, tlubnr, jelcesoer. plurtatr. Mason. James, Lelcesner. builder. Thompsun, fIlslaiss. Lelrceolee. boot najanujcturer. Hardy, Georgce, Luncouin, butane:. Cudileroid, wibliamo Hlenry, ilenae Hemnapaas4,berbn keeper. btrot StiDipaua, Richard TIhomas ...

... 10o-uMS. Ladbrokht-grove o;,r Q.V.C 1..). - lrrhendlary Baik-!r. 11, POaRINk'N CHAPEL, Baher-strcet.-Thc Rev. IV. 1-. Grlfittit Thomas, t and 7. FOU'NDLING HCSPITATO Ch.,%FF..--The Rcv. A. R1. kruckland, .11. ST. MARX's, NMsrvlebjlce-Toad.--Thc Rev. Spooner ...

... 1 .J. H. Alhitele, L; J. Parker, Lab. HIARTLV.r0OL.- Sir T. Bichardson. t; Sir (. Furncess, L. {ASTIOGS-f . Boyle, C; F. Thomas, L. HiUJUSER5I1LUD-COouel Carlile, C; *Sir J. T. Woodhouse, L. Irswica ?? C. Dalrymnple, C; J.. F. P. 'Baswlin'ons Os D.. ...

... s'etenced, to two | months' hard labou 'for hav-i gbrutally ,azesulted Mr. S. lx1nueaged 70. lund- lord of the Royvl Oak jtk ?? | Thomas Barnard, .a jewrel setter, of ?? -wasg Sentenced.---t-thie 'Guildhall, on I'uesday, to four months' I hard labour forstealing ...

... foretold. They include Mr. Horace Avory, Mr. J. Eldon Bankes, M hr. T. G. Horridge, Mr. Henry Kisch, Mr. Stuart Macaskie, and Mr. Thomas Edward Scrutton. NOT ON THE REGISTER. A correspondent in a contemporary vouches for the following story: Liberal workers in ...

... B) 'mil Oigy ?? ?? . ?? 1,188 (icisain rick (otton Manuttacauers) .- ?? 1,025 J. T. ?? ?? . 1,096 'Timnothy ?? . ?? 1,035 Thomas ?? . ?? 1,001 :dachitnery Trust ?? ?? ,090 MI r. LI. iattoulley has since acquired the controlling interest, and is trying ...

... change. 1892: L U 9. 1895: C 675. CARMARTgENSHIRE (East) (9,967). *Mr. Abel Thomas (L) ?? 4,-37 Captain E. Richardson (C) ?? 2,155 L majority . .. 2,182 No change. m9: Thomas (L), 4,471; J. E. Rich-rdon. (0), 2,4, L Ma] 2,005. CHESHIRE (Wirral) (14,899) ...

... his veins, being a descendant of Leslie, who commanded the troops at Dunbar; while his father's uncle was a nephew of Dr. Thomas Chalmers, who founded the Free Church of Scotland. 47, Halsey-street, S.W. National Liberal. DURHAM-CITY. &Hon. A. R. D. Elliot-L ...