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... essential they should hare a strong Labour Party in the nest PArharnent Mr. William Jrakins amended the resolution. Mr. Keir Hardie, in supporting• further ens. phaseeed the reforms made by the Labour Party Chilling the past four years. As Mr. Heads:am had ...
... Moeon, Marrylaod-10a ond ooaio do. At Stratford Dee. George Fish, pawnbroker. of High-road. Leytonsionc. was summoned by MaN>r Hardy lor detaining gold watch end chain. Complainant said the property whs stolen from bit house on July 28 girl whom took into ...
... Dodman; 423, Percy liyam. Thomas Rutterford, and Bertie Green; 421, Jack Edwards; 420, Thos. Boughen; 419, Harry Grass: 417, Albert Randall; 416, Alfred Ashley and Don~ld Field Standard 11.—Attendances 424, Walter Bowes, Thomas Towler, Walter Money. Arthur ...
... mlaaing one familiar face—that of Mr. Hardie. the chairman of the House Committee—who said was unable to be present. (Mr. Watte) f. quite infsnt Uuardian compared with Mr. Hanlie who had great length of service. Mr Hardie had always boon most willing to do ...
... Chatham J. H. Jenkins. Clitheroo D. J. Shackleton. Cbestor-lootreet ..a4> -J- W. Taylor. Dundee Alexander Wilkie. Derby H. Thomas. Deptford X C. W. Bowerman. •Ecclea G. H. Stuart. Gorton John Hodge. ♦Govan #J. T. Brownlie. •Hyde . C. Anderaon. •Holmfirth ...
... (opposite Memotial). Nuraeries: Filsliam Park and Bt. John'a Ca ...
... passed away. The funeral has been fixed for two o’clock Tuesday at Trows© Church. would have attained his 69th year month. Thomas William Garrett Taylor was son the late William Taylor lop ton. Suffolk, and was born in 1841. was educated HracondaJe School ...
... Booth, Rudyard Kipling, Premier NEBride (British Columbia). Mr Keir Hardie, Mr Hamar Greenwood, 31. P.. Mr ('harks Hays (geriernl manager of the Pacific, Grand Think). and Sir Thomas Shaill)neasv (head of the Canadian Pacific Railway). . . fle• address ...
... different kinds of lyrical verso in which he excelled . For the rest , the year has been by no means a lean one in poetry . Mr Thomas Hardy has given us something much better than The Dynasts in Time ' s Laughing Stocks and other Poems ; whilo many less ...
... 1.. Quiuilatu. It. E. Chute, U. J. Pieria, ; J. Foley. J. Train, MAJ.; T. O'Con. NI Oils&ran. D. Slattery, Thomas .1. Hannifin, J. Orin, Thomas Slattery D. O'Donnell, Redmond he. E. W. (.riffin, NI.D. Stewards--K. 8. ( l)r Trant. Field Stewards—Nimbi ...
... letters front Thackeray to Smith; and concludes with an Envoi front Mrs. George Smith. It. contains one poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy. .tii Impromptu to the Editor; and another by Mr. A. D. Godley, Middle Age to —Youth. Mr. E. T. Cook writes on The ...
... Gilbert. W. Dennerley, H. Baker, Lane J. Hardy. Salt. Griffiths. R. Muni), J. Munn, F. Foster. W. Poet, Ex-Sergt.-major Woodward, and about Indus. Amongst those present during proceedin''* were Sir Henrv Bcmrose. Sir Thomas Roe. M.P.. Messrs. A. E. Beck, H. ...