... trade met in Wakefield and discussed the machine question. Councillor Thomas, from Newport. was one of the delegates, and he saved over until Sunday to meet his old friend Keir Hardie, M.P. Mr. Greenwood, the general secretary, was present. ...

... T. 'sou, J. and Thomas; Messrs. J. Sheard, B. Tomlinson, L. Lightowler, H. Broome, J. Richard- WO. C. A. Henderson, G. 0023016, T. Lauri, J. Jar- A. Gledhill. Ilenstridge. and others. including Alderman Ben Turner and Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P. Mr. Turner ...

... fabric which can be produced thereby. John Taylor, improvements in automatic, looms for weaving. Henry Brewer and John Thomas Hardy, new or improved process of and apparatus for extracting the grease and oils from skins, hide, wool, cotton waste, or any ...

... to fight for the seat on the Town Council now vacant as the Labour nominee. DONCASTER. Mr. Keir Hardie on the Unemployed.—On Monday evening Mr. J. Keir Hardie, M.P., addressed a meeting of trades unionists at Doncaster. He moved a resolution in favour of ...

... products of her own soil. Lost week the staid members of the lobby of the House of Commons were much interested in Out tray Kcir Hardie. M.P.. greeted a stranger. It. was his brother from Scotland. and he gave a brotherly kiss on meeting him. Mr. C. E. Craven ...

... to be competed for in the schools, has been accepted with thanks b y the Elementary Education Sub-Committee of chester. Mr. Thomas H. Sloan, M.P. for South Be is sorry he ever entered Parliament. becaine itis his firm belief that no man can be holiest, ...

... Wood and Macauley. are in hospital seriously injured. Speaking at a miners' demonstration at Durham. on Saturday. Mr. Keir Hardie said Labour had not sufficient driving power in the House of Commons; hence questions were shelved. The rights of Labour could ...

... hegins to-day, and shout 40.000 men. women, and children will be hard at work for the next few weekii. The is annonneed of Mr. Thomas Sharpies, of who was for 30 years. general peeof the Amalgamated Society of Painters and Decorators. Mr. J. Sunley, J.P., ...

... live in tents. Mr. Hardie has had two doses of eviction. The first was in North-East Lanark in 1874. A trade dispute arose, and the firm owning the houses turned out the men and their families, who altogether numbered 300. Mr. Hardie contends that the ...

... Smithson was awakened by her husband making a curitois noise. She tried to arouse him, but found he was unconscious. Dr. Hardy fetched, but on b arrival found that Smithson was dead. The deceased had complained of indigestion. and had had a slight cough ...

... Remedies for Unemployment. MR. I:EIR HARDIE. M.P., AT WAKEFIELD. C at Wakefield on Saiurday in the Unity flail, which Wll6 packed. in support of candidata/NA of Dr. Stanton Coit. Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., ,aid more power was needed in politics to-day. Mon ...

... will co-operate heartily with other Labour representatives. The manifesto is sienod by Mr. Enoch Edwards, president, and Mr. Thomas Ashton, secretary. LABOUR REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE. The L.R.C. Executive have issued the following:— To the Electors, — This ...