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... W. 'l . o•Dav and TRire Daily. at 3 and CHAPIN:I - S AVNT.•a! Pep , 'lar Price.. At N. '• Coloru,Sergesit. ' Mr. BRANDON THOMAS'S SEASON. T HE PLAYHOUSE. Charing Cross. 1 anal Manager. Mr. Cavil Maude TO-DAY at 131) EV ERY IVE X it $ 30. THE. VISIT. ...
... DEATH OF A RURAL DEAN. Canon Arthur Oetavius Hardy, M.A.. Rural Dean of the South I.vmpne Deaner), and rector of I.ydd, died at his residence, The Rectory, L)ild, last evening, after a long illness. Ile etas seventy. three years of age, and had been military ...
... Henderson (L), G. Smith (U). ASHFORD, KENT.—R. J. Farrer (L), L. Hardy (U). AYR BURGHS.—W. Robertson (L), George Younger (U). AYRSHIRE, N.—A. M. Anderson (1.1, James (Lab). Hon Thomas Cochrane (U). BANFUSHIRE.—Captain W. Waring (L), J. C. ‘Vatt (U). ...
... hymns. the campa ign and a scrims chill the hreaLdown. Ile is ordered to remain in ii.. Lewis D. Thomas, Vicar. MR. HARDIE AND LABOUR LOSSES. Mr. heir Hardie, speaking at Mtrt hyr as the loss of Labour seats, said it only meant that the lying tactics which ...
... CANTERBURY 11 maj., 942). H. Drvsdaie (I.). *J. Henniker Heaton II.), F. B. Goldney (Ind. C). CARMARTHEN. EAST (L unop). 'At'e( Thomas (L), Mervsn Peel (1 7 ). CHESHIRE, HYDE (L maj.. 1,063). Franci, Nrikon (l.), W. C. Anderson (Lab.), Dr. Easi/usin (U). DERBYSHIRE ...
... L. Mirth- (C) 5.512. 3. K. Hualer tLI 4.M1- C ma i 1 :M. 1895: Hard; (1:1 unopposed. 19km : Hardy (C) SAN. R. Nirbolsou Pr.ne.talle) 2.343 -C maj 1804: Hardy 4C 5915. Mai IS (LT 5.614-C maj 381 LANCASIRIRE—NORTII (LANCASTEII6. Registered electors, 1910: ...
... Nationalists. AYRSHIRE. SOUTH (L maj.. 1.212). *W. P. Beale (L). T. W. Mclntyre (I:). BEDFORDSHIRE, LUTON (L. maj.. 1.853). *Thomas Gair Achton lieorge Elliott (U). BERKSHIRE, WOKINGUAM traj , 1.325). Holford Knight (Li. *Ernt , :t taardner (U). BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ...
... ') I. maj N • change. 1665: H. H. Comas-Hardy (L) 3.00. Hoare (C) 3,312—L 1.06. 106. Caton*Manly (1.1 4.064, Fellow,. (V) 3,324—L ma 70. 1882: Cosons-Hardy (L) CUL 3. Cato , (C) 317$ -L 1.60. MPS: Covens-Hardy AL) 4214. Sir Kea!, Mif) & t. maj 526. 11110: ...
... 732. H. A. Helton (C) 3,440—L teal 1.292. C. B. B. McLaren (1.1 5.370. Haltom (C 1 3.848—L 1.54. 1895. McLaren, Q.C. 5.327, Thomas Cope tCI 4,207 mal 1,120. 1900: Sir C. B. McLaren. Q.C. (L) unop. HMS. .31cLareu (L) 7,678. A. Stoneham (C) maj 4.051. I. ...
... authority on patent laws, £36,522. Mr. William Hardy Sewards, of Bourne. Linolnshire, a prominent agriculturist, £58,843. Mr. Samuel Edwards, of Clarence Lodge, Surrev-road, Bournemouth, £31,180. Mr. Thomas Bertram Udall. fifty-eight, of Newcastle-under-l ...
... W. C. Robinson, Thomas Ashton, J. J. Stephenson, Ben Turner, NVilliam Walker, Arthur Henderson, G. H. Roberts, John Hodge, Harry Orbell, J. Wilson; Trades Council and Local Labour Party section, Torn Fox; Socialist section, Keir Hardie, Philip Snowden ...
... tive to sign, and Colonel Lynch (West Clare) was the first Nationalist. Among others who quickly followed were Sir Alfred Thomas, the leader of the Welsh Liberal Party, Lord Castlereagh, and Mr. Agar-Robartes. They were succeeded by four members who were ...