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... William Ermet Henley was unveiled by the Earl of Plymouth. in the presence of many friends and! admirers of the poet. Mr. Thomas Hardy' was ansmprt those present. The memorial,' • replios of M. Rodln's well-known bust nl• Henley. was banded the Dean and ...
... HARDIE 8 APOLOUT. The washing of dirty linen between Mr. Keir Hardie and Mr. Clem Edwards may now be regarded as completed. The combined testimony of four local reporters and four-and-twenty inhabitants of Wrexham has convinced him that his recollection ...
... NO JUSTIFICATION FOR HIS EXISTENCE. Mit. LEM HARDIE AND THE LAND. LORD. Mr. Lear M.P.. =ended day Mr Danny Mr. H.trdin it bed been that ; stony voiriont bit thin Ad not him It I.ir of his hod work:tit nit,. work., Mr. raid that three pun* P.il. had Insurer ...
... the Evan Thomas. who. the taming Hod.. and w e l ter t h e m e had recommended ao. a labour Company applied for judgment or a date fur chair wag of heard taken by Lb.' Rev. IA lotion , before Mr. JANA Sutton and a meeial jury Mr. Evan Thomas moved a ...
... Unfortunately, however. the Hear Hardie passed a fair niabt, bat there operation is sot likely to he an a d van - marked improvement in his coo d n i on d tams to them. It is merely a change in Dr. Colmaiss, of bar Thomas, system. and the chief advantage ...
... on Wednesday evening. He le. hoe. ever, not yet able to bed. Dr. A. P. Thomas, of the Liverpool Bar. has .keen nrpointed Liverpool Judie to Judge Maher, resigned. ■r. Kelm Hardie been confioed to ►is room for the bud few days the emelt of . c►ill, and ...
... people! Plaintiff No. my lord. In reply to Mr. Thomas. plaintiff said hr had met seven.] people who believed the hbrbt. and his own brother believed them. but his Church did not, for they knew better. Mr. Thomas. addressing the jury for the defence. osid ...
... victualler. hardy Ilotcl. 238-Bence Parr. publican, Musical Hall. IWANNF.A. 412-Captain R. 1.. Bryson. pilot. 16. lleathfleld. fl—P. C. •' Eddennaw and Ann. cabinetmakers and upholsterers. 2.1. Htriterrret. 194•—F. C. Eddcmikaw, 55. H Hardy. steam trawler ...
... Mr. liar Hardie advocating to-day. He used to advocate than in language more violent than Mr. Kea Hardie ran command. Bat Mr. John Burro. the Cabinet Minister, holds these schemes in absolute contempt today. Ha withering morn for Mr. Koir Hardie and km ...
... duly admitted. The Mt of the meets BMW b esteeming Had 0. /I handl and Thomas Ray. Jobe Witham' Peter 14:meth Jo 13u74 Joan and Inlaata •. Jos Vold ,liountaas Mil. .sd Dar?' Thomas la limber and Timms Tamar wad PM T sad J. (Ebbw V. Cardiff -Bo* Job!: E ...
... coming ahorly, in which owe fir Thomas Lipton would undoubtedly build a 2.l.metre racing cotter to compete. AN INTERESTING FIGURE. DEATH OF THE OLDEST PHOTOGRAPHER IN THE WORLD. The death beg at at age of at Ir. William Hardy Kelg. regarded r the oldest ...
... CHIEFTAIN • :MODRED DEATH OF MR HEIR HARDIE. Mr. Smith. Mr. Keit. Hardie's secretary. In Interview on Monday stated that he had hard nethiar that to any way lent enter. I matron to the report that Cot. Hardie dead. Keil. Hardie had, hp ..id, written Mm SO. when ...