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... presided as this function. CLAYTON. The Poverty Line in regard t. Age.----At the North Bierley at Clayten. on Friday. Mr. J. Hardis,.. attention to the increase of in. door and outdoor poor. Be considered that the age limits imposed by some employers in ...
... Russia will go to war. I always say I hope not, for war is bad, wooever is in it, and whoever starts it. I often think of Thomas Hardy's poem when I read of war and talk of soldiers. Here it is Had he and I but met By some old ancient inn, We should have ...
... antroding the law relating to public health, and for dealing with the boars of employment in *bops. M. KF.IR HARDIE'S AMF,NDIIENT. Mr. Heir Hardie, on behalf or the Labour members in the Hones of Commons. bee given uotice of an amendmeut to the Address lor ...
... advertised lecturer, Mr. Edgier Whiteley kindly proffered to read a paper on Municipal trading, specially written by Mr. fa-ir Hardie for publication in the current C.W.S. Annual. The writer shows by abundant statistics that the various municipal undertakings ...
... and S. Rhodes' Prospect Mille, died o n Thursday afternoon. Deceased . . was in his 75th year. Poor and Poor Law. Dlessrs. Hardy and Ashmore gave addresses to the Co-op. Hall on Tue.- day. on the Poor and Poor Law administration. Messrs. Holroyd, Stanstield ...
... work. Ths editor of the Cheater Chronicle. Meg directed Lb. atteution of the Labour 111.P.s to those remarks, and Mr. heir Hardie, Mr. 1 Donau Burt, Mr. Henry Broadhorst, Mr. Richard Bell. sod Mr. John Burns Dave replied indignantly resenting it. Mr. Keit ...
... The Tender Passion. Wo eon the following from that evAr-delightful hook. Conoerning Marriage, by the Rev. E. J. Hardy:— women deserve. but few women reoeire, an 1.0.1. as that which Hood gave his wife. I never was anything, cleanser, till I knew you ...
... Textile Patents. Tbs following app:ic.ations for patents relating to the textile industry bays been made Isaac Hardy Parsoes and Helldal Wadding. too, an electrical &Monistic stopping device applicable to koitting and other textile fabric machines. Lever ...
... upon the provision of meals for school children at the public expense. This will open at 2 p.m. on the Wednesday. Mr. Keit Hardie, M.P., in the chair, and it will be resumed on the Thursday, with Mr. Arthur Hendereos, Pit P., presiding. The circular makes ...
... gave Mews. Middlemost's Friday, in the Court of Appeal, before the Lord Chief Justice and Lords Justices Mathew and Cosens Hardy, Mr. Longstaffe mentioned the case of Middlemost v. the Huddersfield Corporation, which was tried at the Leeds Assizes before ...
... Satcirday night in the tea room of the Friendly and Trades Club, Huddersfield. Ben is a Huddersfield man, having been born in Thomas-street, in September, 1847. He is thus getting on in years, though not looking so old ue one might suppose. As a boy he attended ...
... the age of 49. He used to be 1 Ca-op. d:rector in the educational section. Mr. Hardie's Arrival.—The secretary of the L.R.C. has received an intimation that Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., will arrive at the L. arid Y. Station, from Ilkley, at 6 p.m. next Sunday ...