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... Emile Vandervelde, Belgium; Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare. U.S.A.: and representatives of the movement in this country. Mr. Keir Hardie. M.P.. will preside. The meetings in Yorkshire so far have been very good and I trust working men will hack the Socialists ...
... Arundel of Waidour. Lord Sheffield's seek. change of occupation in numismatics; only brother is a Roman Catholic Bishop; and Thomas Hardy turns from book-. 1 and scions of the noble houses of Queens - t o d ance - mus i c as a pastime. berry, Denbigh, Camoys ...
... to be still labouring under the delusion that all the Liberal Party was a capitalist party. That is exactly how Mr. Heir Hardie and many others always argue —that the Liberals are for capital as the first article of their political creed. This delusion ...
... five of whom are still living—four sons and one daughter. Four children are married, and there are ten grandchildren. KEIR HARDIE AND THE DlsSOLU- TlON.—Addressing a large meeting, at Batley, on Sunday night. Mr. Keir M.P., said his own isnpression was ...
... the direction of combining trade union and Labour politic.al action. In the name of the National Union of Railwaymen, Mr. Thomas, M.P., wrote: Dealing with our organisation, which is nearly 300,000 strosig, and ae you will be aware, the largetit single ...
... proposal would open up an area of diseen- COIL*. valley District— * ..---. , Mr. H. HOYLE. 2, ATOM* Terrecs. liiiiiesdes. Hardie observed that he could not under- aion and dispute an soon as they attempted THE POSITION OF THE SALARIBD militant suffragists ...
... presidential chair and its presidential address the man who may be termed the father of the movement, namely, Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P. Mr. Hardie has been chairman for eight years — from 1893 to 1900 inclusive—and this year he concludes his 9th out of the 21 years' ...
... being inimical to the highest forms of freedom inade the State. PRESENTATION TO MR. KEIR HARDIE. On behalf of the delegates Mr. Jowett presented Mr. Keir Hardie with a handsOme table gong which had been used during the ineetongs to keep order. The gong ...
... this beCe n several i nqu i ry w ill cover t hi s groun d, an d i them. He was a member of the t also will deal with Mr. Keir Hardie's, I Co nue ' vative A dminialzatimi alui times; I remember prophesying that if Carson was not effectively checksuch is ...
... of enlistment, and there is no reason after that why he should not resume the chairmanship of his party. What will Mr. Heir Hardie say to this latest addition to the bet of Socialists who are actively supporting the policy whioh in a half -hearted way he ...
... the back diyision and amongst the forwards, and fully deserved their victory. All the scoring was done in the first half. Thoma 4 and Judge obtaining tries for Batley, whilst Lonozworth ran aver for Halifax. Griffiths kicked a from the latter try. Hun ...
... Illingworth was altogether free from the rigidity of his uncle, though he had no love for the I.L.P. politician of the Keit Hardie type, and was prepared to fight them whenever necessary. For the desire of the workers to have more direct representation ...