... um*4) intersperted with musical iteitia. Mt*ar*. U. Longataire and P. Horner played -r and uooompsmed singer* style- Mr. J*. Hardi-ty and Mr. T. Haidi.-tv. asd -•rk.-.-per stwl M.C. respectively, w. the measure of MHa-ess Htuined. the e\-ning - was gone ...

... 303/. of Leeds lora. W 1 11 . 111 - iof traita i. -,APPIT ZOSIAS - iga Hoed. 11 AD litiasetl for cellar; - 15. la Apply THOMAS A It Hell. M AIM IN E OPERATOR ed • ont I) y on 11 roesj di apply.-CLAY a ATLINSON, IliaStord. 31:At, 1.7111V C O Nl i1;117 ...

... CONTENTS. lied Innocent Peers Special Artilis— Election Prospects: Ot lay DiVOll, Pontefract. mini Ach Literature — Mr. Hardy'. Latest Book Litstrations— 3 Portrait,. of Sir T. Wiliam Nisi, Mr. J. Haetings Drumm, sad Mr. Fred Horne _ — , • C,rtoon . Bohhirs ...

... TEAS are the Best in the City. 41. KIRKGATE OCORNER. Tel. we. ORSEMAN (good) Wanted ; must be good pioug r; no need apply.—Thomas Macaulay, Grandstand Farm, Outwood. ~ Waated ; “EDGER CLERK (temporary) about fortmght. — iy, with press wages, in own handwriting ...

... Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Colbeck, Mrs. Fred Thompson, Miss M. R. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gerald Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson, Cr.. Mrs. and Miss Cameron, Mrs. James S. Robinson, Mrs. Ash, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kingswell, the Misses Langhorne, ...

... until the early hours of New Day. Messrs Tomlinson and Wrar acted as tke JOHN H. HARDY, Ltd DONCASTER. TUB& STILL ATTENDED lIERBO COWIiO YOU I EVEZT TUESDAY. I At Mr. Hardy's Centre' Cafe. CIO BOUGHT oe kAIIUFACTUQED HAVE YOU A BAD LEC With wounds that ...

... woukl he glad to support legislation for that IPutniee. (A Voire: Why not payment of member') - Sir Thomas, answering this interjection, raid Mr. K.-, Hardie had recently that • not as min+ in favour of it as be to be. L' Never; ') Labour members were now ...

... members to represent the district at the next A. 11.0., to be held at Southampton ' the retiring Grand Master and Bro. H. Hardie were appointed. Bros. B. ?degson, J. Metcalfe, C. H. Scott, and W. Hastings were selected to attend the next Yorkshire County ...

... th as e' smutted if we retain the arta we now bold. (flour rids there are not many certainties. Shackleton. Mardorield. and Hardie, aped horn the miners' men. at. about the tote% and many 1..R.C. omen will have to bard to hold their ground. West Bradford ...

... Span Valley Liberal Amicoistems. Mr, W. E. Firth, Mr. H. Wade worth, Mr. J. G. Mr. F. Hied, Mr. T. Walker, and others. Sir Thomas Whittaker. who was subjected to mune apposition front 6 small band of at of the hall. he given to Sat a hod been circulated ...

... conndent. and !vase never had ouch reason to feel sure of aucoesr-not *even when Alderman Samuel secured the seat from Sir Thomas Wrglinion—are not by any means allowing their confidence to I afters chances. The) are all bury at work, and until the last ...

... unfortunately into office. 01d-A?e Pensions will continue paid, even they have to borrow to pay •ben i. Sir Thomas Whitt her in Severe Straits. Sir Thomas Whittaker has come heel since Jiis memorable comparison of Mr. Lloyd-Gcorge the devil running about the ...