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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 ...
... Mounscy, J. B. Bricrles, Arthur Culpan, Albert Crowther, and Thomas Mitchell Bannister. g Nominated by James Milligan and Leonard Kershaw. Assentors: George Leyson, Charles William Whitaker, Thomas Watterwood. Frederick William Whitaker, Harry Whitaker, Alfred ...
... 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 ...
... (candidate for the Sowerby Division) and Mr. Rose- Innes, his supporters included Col. Morris, Capt. Gledhill, Mr. J. Sutclifie Thomas, J P Mr. T. E. Sutcliffe, J.P., Mr. A. Suteliffe, J.P., Mr. W. Sutcliffe, J.P., Mr. H. M. (ngham, J.P., Mr. J. A Ingham, Mr ...
... 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 ...
... Seton-Karr (U.) 2060 Redieal majority 932 No change. 1906: Radical majority 1,351. CARMARTHENSHIRE (EAST). Abel Thomas, K.C. (R.) 7,619 Mervyn Peel (U.) .. ) 2,451 5 Radical majority 5,168 No change. 1906: Radical unopposed. . CHESHIRE ...
... 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 ...
... that Sir H. Aubrey Fletcher, M.P. for Lewes, would resign hie seat in favour of Sir George. The death is ennounced of Mr. Thomas Fisher, J.P., who served 40 years on the Southport Town Council, including 32 years as Aldermsn. He was & freeman of the borcugh ...
... 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 ...
... quarter of Cairo. h Mrs. Helen Ferneley Cozens-Hardy, of Cley Hall, Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, daughter of Mr. T. C. Wnigley, of Woodfield Lodge, iluddersfield. and widow of Mr. Clement Williamm Hardy Cozens- Hardy, J.P., left estate valued at £12,150 gross ...
... Stall: Misses M. Wood, N, Whitaker, E. Robins, and L. lifiol S Girls' Stall —Misses Thomas, .Grecnwood, and other members of dbm in the Youyg ll,ndn' M’fim &tddl (um;:;-w Thomas, P. Ingham, F. . Berry, Sutdiffe, M. Robertshaw, E. Suatcliffe, Mrs.” Sutcliffe ...