... Come back from over sea. The above are two verses from a poem entitled Soldiers' Wives, in Saturday's Morning Post, by Thomas Hardy, the great novelist. A lot of Yorkshire men are now back v.ho have been in the thick of it, and tears of joy were shed ...

... matter is that Hardie bought the fashionable hat six years ago when in America. It has been knocked about a lot since then, and if losing its shape by wear and tear makes it fashionable, well and good. As regards Bell's top-hat, Hardie laughed heartily ...

... been appointed directors of the company. The dividend will be paid on Feoruary 2nd. Darriso • Law.—On Friday, at the Court, Thomas Fickiiug, teamer, of Mixondeu, was c'narged with a breach of the new Act of tile Halifax. Corporation, under which an offence ...

... a Blacksmith awl Finisher. Thomas Atkinson, Junior, to George Stephenmin. let year 2nd do. 3rd do. 4th do. sth do do. The old man is go years old next June, and lives with his daughter in London. Another old member is Thomas Blackstock, a titter, of Oldham ...

... Coors on reiday, before his Honour T. Thompson. deputy. Judge. Mr. Leonard Storey. solicitor, lislifat, representing Jobe Hardie, of Min Todruor den, made a stapler application tinder the Work. men's Compensation Act, the nominal respoudelits, Messrs ...

... and his business instincts have stood him well to get free advertisements by his method. and Hardie to put a Keir question in the Corn. moos on it. . Thomas Archer Hunt was born at kieekmo.id. wike in and was a noted reathematicn.u. He died in 1897 ...

... the law will give. Witness our hands, this 23rd January, 1793 Thomas Atkinson, Nathaniel Aked, John Smith, Isaac Wilson, Thomas Holdgate, Jonas Bower, John Bland, William Whitaker, John Hardy, Henry William Oates. Mary Laidman, Betty Swaim, Francis Town ...

... other visits I • had early on his amount. She saw him also. The first tune, as you are severe, I B HIRAM Heetea. PROBLEMS. &hardy afterwards it was established in France and HUDDERSFIELD. Y in the Netherlands. she cottage and set a sight by shot at him ...

... will be there. Mr. W. H. Drew and Councillor Jowett are two Bradford men interested in the work. On the Saturday morning Mr. Thomas Forster, of Padiham, reads a paper on The Crisis in British Industry ; by an Erhployer. That, I guess, will be a paper worth ...

... BRADVORD MANUFACTCRKR. On Monday a private meeting was hold of the creditors of Joseph Hardy, of Brook-street. Bradford, manufacturer (trading as Robertshaw and Hardy), at the offices of Mr. James Freeman, solicitor. The debtor's offer to execute a deed ...

... workers connected with trade union and political organisations. Among well•known lahour lesders present were Messrs. J. Kelt. Hardie, M.P, R. Bell, M.P.. John Hodge (Manchester), A. Wilkie (Newcastle on-Tyne). 3. R. Macdonald (London), Allen Gee (lindrierstleld) ...

... Dewbbary ; Erueet and Samuel Blackburn, Gorton; Florrie Maxwell. Chatham ; Elizabeth Cutler. Royton; Hiram Vllhitwam, Longwood ; Thomas Sykes, Crosland Moor; Geed and Evelyn Heywood, Rhode,; Jessie Stott, Shaw; Mary Alio, Hutchinson, Hon ley ; Maria Ryder, Over ...