... E. B. Colthant. Measn A. B. Parry, E. M. Dyer, M. WhiteUl, W. A. Titley, H. T. Cotter*!!. W. G. Pope, B. W. Poole, 8. J. Thomae, 8. Hum phriee, A. J. Seise. C. T. Budget!, S. lies, R. C. Stephens, and A. Levy Laogfield. Before commencing the businesa ...

... CHRISTMAS IN QUEER PLACES. The natural and proper place, so to speak, in which to spend Christmas is home, says the Rev. E. J. Hardy, ILA., in the Christmas number of the Pull 21Iall 2lfagozine ; tor Christmas is a domestic festival and the children's day ...

... L; O. locker Lam neon. WIGHT —•Godfrey Ran af. L; Donplas B. Hall. F. rjrw-T Ashford (Sooth)—Bapiaald Farrar. L; •lanranee Hardy, F. Hartford 'Norlh-Waat - - •j Rowlands. W. Foot Mitchell, F a. C. T. Tat*, tr. Brin (sorth Linda*;. Sir Alfr*d Q*ld*r. L;_*§ir ...

... WELSH CARDIFF (28.723). —D. A Thomas (L.); Lord N. (U.V Liberal majority, 3,006. ARMARTHEN DISTRICT (6,772).—« W. L. Williams (L); Viscount Tiverton (D.). Liberal majority, 2,094. DENBIGH DISTRICT (5.130). •Clement Edwards (L.); Hon. W. Ormaby-Gore (D ...

... Libenl majority. SB. HUNTS S. (S,l7s».—H ...

... S. (Bantinirdoa) (5,175).—Han. Oliver Brea (U); John Cator (XT.). liberal majority, 4SB. 8. 'Ashford) aA, iU); 'Laurence Hardy (U-). Unionist majority, 3(1. LANCASHIRE a*,797V—•Rorval W. Helms (L.); R. Taylor (X-). Liberal majority, *B4. LANCASHIRE WEST ...

... promote the sale German productions to foreign countries. Speaking after the poll at Merthyr on Wednee day night, Mr Keir-Hardie stud the Labour seats which had been lost could again won. They were in for great fight, and those who stood the way of .Socialism ...

... reputation and promote the sale of German productions foreign countries. Speaking after the poll at Merthyr on night, Mr Kcir-Hardie said the Labour seats which had been lost could again be won. They were in for great fight, and those who stood in the way ...

... Branch of the Tariff Reform Inagua been formatl. with Mr. Mark a• Mr. Daniel Brat of the Exerutive C.orninittees, and Ur. Thomas Comber annual of dolls tms got together fry the members of the - times and ror Children's Corner for rtitribution among the ...

... The services at Broadmesd Chapel, tomorrow. will conducted the Rev. F. Q. Benskin (pastor). The pastor, the Rev. .H. Arnold Thomas, will conduct both service# at Highbury Chapel tomorrow. The Rev. 8. S. Walker will preach twice at Trinity Presbyterian Church ...

... MAYOR OP NEWPOErS WELCOME. On the proposition Mr W C. BOBrN>ON, seconded by Mr J. J. STEPHENSON, J. Keir Hardie wee elected president of the Conference. Upon taking the chair called upon the Mayor Newport (Mr W. M. Blackburn), who was upon the platform ...

... under the presidency Hardie. Consideration was first given to the report the Parliamentary Committee, and one or questions regarding accounts presented were dealt with. j The CHAIRMAN announced had received telegram saying. Thomas Summerbell, late member ...