... to go to work at 6 30 a.m. Shortly after noon smoke was seen issuing from the premises, and some men employed by Mr. Ellis Hardy, cart. wright, went and broke a pane of glass in the window. The door had been locked, but the man Eastwood came while the ...

... Central Brass Works, Halifax, numbering nearly 203, and a few outside friends, dined to honour the oorniog of see of Mr. Thomas Haigh Foster. son of Mr. W. U. Foster, of Smith Grove, Halifax, and head of the above firm. Mr. W. H. Boater was at the bead ...

... pills). and 2s. 9d. each, with full directions. not in every case the Prepered wily by the Proprietor- muneration for putting THOMAS BF: CHAM, SI • IKLESe. L ‘NCASHIIIE. dividend. That there a. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS %ND PATENT MEDICINE [)Et..'. te EVERYWFIERE ...

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... Mansion House Fund took tbe lead, resulting in the maguiticent sum of £528,336, in addition to blankets, clothing, ikc. Mr. Thomas Closisby was the Mayor of Manchester, and he convened a meeting to be held in the Town Hall to form a relief committee. Eventually ...

... drys' notice. The Bench ordered Ernest Asoroft to pry .£1 12s. 6d. and costa, John Clinton 5e., John Thomas Matthews 10s., Thomas Briggs 55., and Thomas Farrar 7s. 61. compensation, and costa. NOR:WANTON AND CASTLEFORD. SURFACI WAA3lll.—Sevenil of the surface ...

... with blood poisoning in the woolsorting trade. Then they had anthrax, and now they have anthrax. Some of the present day' hardy annuals date back to the time I am writing of. Compulsory inspection of boilers is one. The nine hours days was a topic for ...

... elected his successor. The ninth Congress was at Newcastle in September, 1876. Al Leicester, in 1877, Lord Brassey (then Sir Thomas) gave an address on work aud wages and labour at home and abroad. The 11th Congress, at Bristol, was notable for Mr. John ...

... bauded her a card. Mr. Charles Hardy—l don't know him. Is he a gentleman ? to say, ma'am ; hot he seems very respectable. Tell him lam at dinner. If he can wait, well and good; if not, he can caii aatn Mr. Hardy said he would wall; Lie most see 'gm ...

... Warden, H. Clifton, E. Jackson, F. Best, A. Oldroyd, Thomas Connor, 1% Norcliffe, 11. Marsden. J. E. Parr, E. Whitaker. J. Hudson, ('. Smith; 1M exam.) F. Asquith, W. H. Beanmont, S. Hirst, Thomas nowles, G. Wood, r. Maloney. 'T. Gledhill, Fred Marsden ...

... was an appeal of the defendant, Mr. Thomas Richardson, from an order of Mr. Justme Cozens Hardy. The question arose out of the construction of the rules of the Durham Miners' Association, Mr. Justice Cor.ens Hardy hav;ng decided that • certain resolution ...

... proud of. There was a large attendance at the Mechanics Hall, Halifax, on Saturday, at the presentation ceremony. Mr. Ken . Hardie, M.P., was present, and made a speech. Mr. John Lister, M.A., was also well enough to attend. T. Butterworth. the Insurance ...