... trades con- cerned. The small minority whioh voted to-night against the war vote consisted of Messrs. Lloyd George* Keir Hardie, J. A. Thomas, Bryn Roberts, W. Brigg, H. J. Wilson, and T. Healy. In the same lobby was Mr. Joseph Walton, who voted by mis- take ...

... •MY FIRST LIE AND HOW I GOT OUT OF IT. BY MABK TWAIN. A VISION OF THE FOUNTAIN. BY BRET HARTE. MR. THOMAS ATKINS IN AVAR TIME. BY THE BEY. J. E. HARDY, M.A. Author of How to be Happy, though Married. A LITTLE EMPTY STOCKING. BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER ...

... FIKST LIE AND HOW I GOT OUT OF IT. BY MARK TWAIN. A VISION OF THE FOUNTAIN. BY BRET HARTE. MR. THOMAS ATKINS IN WAE • TIME. BY THE REV. J. E. HARDY, M.A. Anthor of How to be Happy, thongh Married. A LITTLE EMPTY STOCKING. BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER ...

... [COPTBIOHT.] 3IR. THOMAS ATKINS IN WAR TIME. Bt REV. E. J. HARDY. M.A. (Chaplain to Heb Majesty's Fobces), Author of Mr. Thomas Atkins, How to be Happy Though Married. __c. ?? lr ?? 1 soldier once quaintly said that it Urine* I HS3V* S be killed ...

... Tuesday t-s-eniop. The small minority whicn voted to-iu- ...

... -Sostwsa JUfoeuts. CHRISTMAS, 1900. THOMAS MELLOR, Announces tbat TBIS DAY (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 15th, and following week he will make a SPECIAL DISPLAY OF BALL AND EVENING DRESS FABRICS, Silks. Satin?. _■»** and Sequin Robes, Nets. Sauzeg £_.. -*c wlucb ...

... it.-, hi-tory b« me VL **£ were, without boring us in tbe £««-». ■*• book is beautifully illustrated. Life and Letters of Thomas Henrj Huxle> F.R.5.. by Leonard Huxley. J™ £ ** S representatives of a great tra . n ?? „ Hialec- of thought, a pliilosophen ...

... Police-con- stable Khodes corroborated, and a fine of 2s. 6d and ss. costs was inflicted. UNSUBTAINED CHARGES OF ASSAULT. Minnie Hardy, mender, Town Gate, Holm- firth, was summoned at the instance of Annie tL f!?u* y . angle „ w oman, Church-terrace, Holmfirth ...