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... Ernest Jones, Wo Benjamin Gee Geor Walker Portsmouth alter W. Cherry, A. Wilber- force Hardy, GC Raw Devonport and Plymouth —George A Swaine » B.A. Walter Cornwall Thomas Fxeter Charles Caro, Alfred Dickerson, Arther & Lyne and Ba: J Brom wich, Francis G ...
... Christian ;nstr lotion has a method of raising funds that we hope will not be introduced into English bazaars by Mr. Keir Hardie or anyone eke. This is their way of giving to the canse:—Ai a native tea meeting the congregation paid two shillings to sit ...
... lowest in any part of the country for labour, and where Spaniards were ed at Is lid a day = “star” of the meeting was Mr. Keir Hardie, MP, who was given a big reception He supplemented the appeal to the electors to return Mr Smillie in order to swell the of ...
... Inninv J Ebuglas b Lewis 34 Tarrant c Martyn b 0 G W Beldam c Martyn b Lew:s.4l3 8 Littlejohn c Johnson b Lewis C M Wells c Hardy; b Lcwisl6 --..— W P Harrison et Martyn b Lewis L G Colbeck c J'son b Braund 46 Trott c Lewis b G M'Gregor c Bra.und ...
... Rotun son, Exra Roberts J & O'Neil George Jones George Lew Owen Beil s, Richard R Ww Thomas, Morris Evans. James Dowell Owen Thomas, RC Owen, R D Robert. (Corwen) J L. Thomas Meredith, T Hughes, BR Morris, R D Frans R J. Fram. Stenhen Roberta, David Roberta ...
... not out . .. 28 Total 63 Total Somerset v Kent. Played at Taun ton. Sco re : First innings. Second lr.nings. C J Burnup c Hardy b Lewie. 73 -- Humphreys c Lee b Lewis.._ 0 Seymour lbw b Bailey l7 K L Hutchings h Bratind 4 J R Mason c Phillips ...
... ith the State the d which 1s however, obdurate for the pres of a second marnage It mar be recalled that many Cethohg Mr Keir Hardie, it appears, 18 to be | vice Baron Denrs Cochin and M. dined by his and Parliamentary | Brunetiére set the example fe frends ...
... wickets: Somerset v Kent. A CENTURY BY C. J. BURNUP. Played at Ta'unton. Seore.;--- First lnnirge. Second Innings. VI Bturnuß c Hardy h Lewis. 73 not out. - 169 Humphreys c Lee b Lewis-- 0 c Phillips b Bailey. 49 Seymour lbw b Bailey .—.-57 c Hodg'Non b M'well22 ...
... labourers. while among the women were fifteen charwromen cleaners. and two washerwomen. Bamixp « Lount —The four-year old soa of Thomas Harvey, a ebumter, of St. road. Lowtoa, mcar Leigh, has dicd at the infirmary from a singular acedent He ran behind a Legh ...
... tho storms of oppor: it bad to contend with. that the keen edige of modern criticism was blunted when laid om these massive hardy roots, some of the branches and emaller as might be hown of (applause) The Eisteddfod. in some form or otber, mast now last ...
... ('bent • Alavka from Bilbao s Ophtlia for Iland-og • Raracaldo from Bilbao • Clap•on for Antwerp • Gratis from Liverpool • Hardy for Tropart a Ands from • Rh, r . Thames fo- Trrnum , HULL—Aug 71 s Wove Quoss to: Guernsey • Mercia from Foroka a Nieolay ...
... sits with the fabeur party, while John Wilson and John Johmson, the other nominees of the same emion sit on the Government Thomas Burt and Charles The party is raking de sperat florts to convert the Northam. berland aml Durham miners to in dence The mos: ...