... Lone. wood; Matilda Rarrlimion, Shaw; Annie Freston, Burnley; Marion C larkson, Ramsbottorn , Ada M. (etwton, Oldham; Ada and Thomas Sykes. ems. land Moor; Rose Failsworth ; Beatrice Gartide, ; Fred Roberts, Rochdale; Wilfred Elam, Asbtot:-under-Lyne; Miriam ...

... , as well as spending over £l,OOO in sending their own members to hospitals, imbrmaries. and convalescent homes. Mr. lair Hardie, M.P., in a speech advocated cxn• bination and federation. It was difficult to get men to pay for their political privileges ...

... lie makes a big charge against them, for he says that the leaders have not anything like the confidence of the men, such as Thomas Burt or Benjamin Pickard have in England. There are, he says, too many iivrtances of agitators having their mouths closed ...

... into temporary work. Huddersfield, Dewsbury, Barnsley, and Keighley have not a lot of unemployed. I notice that Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P , is going to raise the question of the unemployed when Parliament opens, and has sent out questions to all the trades ...

... Unfitted as the men are for outdoor employment, the relief works of the municipality offer little inducement to all but the more hardy ones. The few who are on the relief works experience great difficulty in the use of the pick and shovel. With some show of ...

... Slaithwaite Spinning Company, who have recently bought premises. The Affairs of Mr. T. Whiteley.—A meeting of the creditors of Thomas Whiteley, of 62, Wentworth-street, Huddersfield, trading at Ramadan Mill, Golcsr, as a woollen manufacturer, under the style ...

... t—ani I have the law on my side. — Walter Hardy, ii. the employ of Messrs. Liveraidga stated that from March 30th to May let the defendant had received in wages f?, 96. ad.--The defen• dent's father, Thomas Heap, who attended, at first refused to pay ...

... birth to her first child the day before her husband was arrested. Mr. C. H. Marshall, who appeared for Hardy, made a similar appeal on his behalf. Hardy, he said, bad recently been employed as a tram conductor, and but for coming in .tint-act with Noble ...

... Illness of Mr. Heir Hardie, M.P. Mr. Beir Hardie, M.P., consulted Sir Thomas Barlow, the well-known physician, last week, and subsequently, after a second physician had been coiled in, and it was decided that he would have to undergo an operation for ...

... Accident at Bradley Mills. An accident which might very easily have had a fatal termination occurred on the premises of Mr. Thomas Clegg, dyer, Bradley Mills, last week. Aked Murgatroyd, carrier, of Spring Bank Farm, Bradley Mills, was engaged in chopping ...

... Illness of Mr. Kalr Hardie. OPERATION SUCCESSFUL Mr. Hardie, M.P.. successfully underwent an operasion for appendicitis on Thursday night week. THE KING'S SYMPATHY. Sir Thomas Barlow visitod Mr. Keir Hardie on Tuesday. and declared himself satisfied uitli ...

... that step* will be taken by the men's unions to secure much needed amend- A Woolcomber's Will.—The will of the late Alderman Thomas Crossland, commission wool. comber, shows the deceased gentleman to have left an estate valued in the gross at £.42.301 Id ...