... had @ very big trade in Thomas (24), seaman, and James Brown (61), ily one concern in the immediate labourer, were found guilty of stealing a pair of AYN ist outside (at Penistone) which boots from the shop of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and change has come ...

... latterly in the em- ploy of Messrs. Hardy aud Co, of Baker Strect and Waterdale, who was found in the Liberal Club on Saturday night suffering from laudanum poison- mcr Deceased had been in the employ of Messrs Hardy for over two years, and terminated ...

... wishing Lim success in his cand idature, which, of course, renders their previous resolution a mere farce. Mr. Thomas. Socialist. Mr. Thomas is a very different man from Mr. Bell. He is a better speaker, an abler politician, and a more effective debater ...

... Francis, € F Jubb, Perey Carr, J. L.. Woodhead, WC. Hale, Rowbotham (who superintended the carriage arrangements), F i 1. Hardy, John W. Stray, W. James, Bartholomew, S. Cheevers, J. Telfer, D. F. Hogan. 8. Higgins, Cardner. A. Whitehurst, J. P. Whitaker ...

... applicant must have 10s. per week, and costs. W VHISKY LI At yesterday before Mr. Ww Smith (chairn and Messrs Thomas Mayfield J iN Fletcher, W Hardy. and Councillor W Holmes, licensee of the Sir George Mycroft. Charles Napier Inn, Aldercar, was summoned for ...

... of Mr. Alfred Good, Labour, so that Mr. D A Thomas will have as his oppo- nent Lord N. Crichton Stuart. Merthyr interest from the candidature of Mr. lydvil, returning two Members, is of special Kei Hardie, the other candidates being a Liberal, an _ ...

... before. to what he calls Militarism and Protection. | 1900. 1606. A. Thomas (L.) D. A. Thomas (L.) . 13,971 H. J. .. 4,508! H. J. Wilso nm (L) 6.850 Keir Hartie (Lab.) 5. 8.598 J. Keir Hardie (Lab.) 10.187 H. FP. Stuart-Wortley G. Jebb (U) = 7,776 q 72a 2 ...

... better. | TWO RAILWAY WORKMEN KILLED, SEYDISFJORD (Iceland), Saturday. | ‘bread money.” It was relief in aid of wages, Mr. Keir Hardie said Tariff Reform would never . | An inquest was held gt St. Pancras on Sat: benefit the working classes It was a 6 p.m. ...

... the Liberal to be very wary in his section of his Party, or on the toes of the more virulent section represented by Mr. Keir Hardie and i ughter and ap use.) On the other hand, t' was no ‘ing about the bush by Mr. Francis, who stood for a great, united, ...

... in quenching the fire which broke out, and which destroyed nine houses.* RAL OF M Large crowds witnessed the funeral of Mn Thomas Barrasford, proprietor of many h took —_ throughowt the country, w Brighton on Saturday. Floral tributes were sen not only ...

... were Messrs. J. Keir Hardie, M.P., Arthur Henderson, M.P. (chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party), C. Duncan, M.P., G. Walsh, M.P., J. M.P., Walter Hudson, M.P., J. R. Clynes, M.P., J. Haslam, M.P., G. R. Roberts, M.P., J. Thomas, M.P., F. W. Jowett ...

... business in Rotherham as a milk the Albert Hall in the autumn so far justify the She was ed in blue, and wore black lynx furs Hardy was sentenced to 21 days’ imprison and hat. promoters in continuing the experiment, that two Caught at Doncaster. further concerts ...