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... jab, end the nested and contra promo. The keenest intereet taken in the British IL HARDIN AND HIS MAJORITY to-day, Mr. Heir Hardie mid remit of hale Merthyr would warded .11 mar the world. If hie majority Moak'. the mold o working o 1 of Was moo an.* to ...

... Fawcett, Thomas &airlift sad Jr. W. Wrigley, Fred Wood and Richard Mu, envoy& R. Woodttotwe, J.P., and C. R. Johnson. J. Fairborn and J. P. W. A. Lorton and David Powell, William Henry EaMerood and Samoa! Lamb. Arthur and Lewis Mad, rell, Thomas E. Cragg ...

... wee plumed they wen The tomt of • The Press omoladed the toast Hel. Bow duets rendered by W Wade (user), B (baritone), sod Thomas (liamorlM). Death of Rev. R. G. Irving. A FORMER VICAR OF RASTRICH: Yesterday monslog the death occurred of the Rim Gill levie ...

... Kreehaw and lionifie:d Smith. end their 'Hors were heartily applauded. Miss ' proved en violin soloist. whin* ' Mies Edna Thomas and Verney Holroyde kindly oreompanied on the piano. Two and amusing sketches by the Youwd ladies from the dresimakims and ...

... Stall—Mee Hoboyd Thomas Maenad. Rebserhaw. and ether Y Men's Stall—Members of the Yong Men's Qaa Reberant Stall—Meadamine J. Rthertahaw Ineeretary), Sicid.ll Asquith, Crowther, (3. Stockton. W. Stockton. Nistall. Whitaker. Sutcliffe. Hamer, Hardy, nod Stork ...

... useful. =wily they looked after thew My Bewley °rpm. TM lying at Heliopolis, near Cairo. began yornerday. Owia. d Mt. Kett Hardie able to hal lie to soak at (Want of the members of the Amalgamated of Entoneers have voted favour of • levy being made toward ...

... privately. OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS. Yews. WeAthol,' as We 8— Pori : All nu Randall's honw. one.yeepold !WWI% AU J. E. name Nrelee Hardie, Hunt York All engAgerneals Felyne,y fluent.. HeJdock Painter's Claim. CURIOUS COMPENSATION CASE. DOCTORS DIFFER. 110-day ...

... laughter). li i M.. Burton said the were tendmi to notify but not them. selves to mend, labour. WELSH AMILNISTRATION. Mt. Keit Hardie sated the Prima Minister. whether it true the intention of the Govarreneat to meets • operate administrative department for ...

... sku ond ll It weed. little hope bring entert•ined of ho re- TO-DAY'S HALIFAX BOROUGH COURT. before the Mayor (M I. F. Whaley Thomas premhos), Mr. J T. Edo,. )4r. J T. Samples, Car. J. •ad Ald J. Brearley. I treader of Um of Um Brioksaakan' Arms Farad from ...

... Chairmen moved the following the rem. mitten: Mean. W. Akroyd, W. S. Clough, Thomas Booth, H. Boothroyd, J. W. Bnerley , A. Fletcher, Holey Holies, lob Redame, Joseph Thomas. W. Workman. A. Niholson, mid the Association sad been well by presidents when ...

... A. J. Thorpe add Whitehead. RHODENNTREET v. HANOTIZ.-14 ~llMrt d. C. 0 . Thomas. A. Mitexil, U. a. Thomas. T. 0. Rotates w. enact. T. add N. Hanover -11. L T. Thoth. C. Hardy. B. C. ben (capt.l, L Tow,. P. Throw Ma Ws& lb. P. Medway, B. Tiffany. J. Wade ...