... ceremony, and he was preceded by Mr Walter Long, who was one of the first of the Opposition leaders to appear at the table. Mr. Thomas Burt, the of the House,’ was closely followed by Mr. Francis McLaren, of Spald- ing, who, though not the “baby” of the new ...

... of trade, the names. but no mere increase of volume would solve the problem of unemployment. (Labour cheers.) The Mr. D. A. THOMAS (L., Cardiff District) Does Labour Party's Right to Work Bul was the one the nght hon gentleman consider it in t pubhe substitute ...

... J. E. Sutton, J. Pointer. Second Row: Messrs. W. Brace. A. H. Gill. H. Twist. W. T. Wilson. S. Walsh. G. J. Wardle. J. H. Thomas. W. Hudson LA ER THURSDAY. FRBRTARY 24. 1910 Block: Leng, id Third Snowden. ow: Messrs. W. Johnson, H. 5. Lindsey (Parliamentary ...

... sectarianism were te be obliterated and national interests alone were to command the disinterested service of the whole people Thomas the national poet, whom Wil- liam O'Brien is never tired of holding up as the exemplar of everything that is pure and noble ...

... Collier, Ranmoor, aged 28. Will be interred at Fulwood, 5 p.m., Wednesday. HARDY On February 25th, at Thornwick, Kenwood Park Toad, Thomas Tarboton, the beloved husband of Emma Hardy. Interment Fulwood Church, today, at 2.45. HEYWOOD.-On February 26th, at ...

... Catcher. Mr Thomas M‘Alinden'’s MIKADO IIL beat Oliver's Fernley Mr George L. Pherae BURNOPFTELD beat We Wm. Pater. son's High Almener. Mr J. Bell Irving's FAIR WIND beat Mr O. HL. Jones's ‘Trefoil. Mr ON. . Stollery’ 's SALADIN beat Mr Thomas M’Alinden’s ...

... REGENT ST. 760, 762, 764, HIGH ST., ATTERCLIFFE SHEFFIELD: and Branches. THE LAT R. T. T. HARDY. REPRE TATIVE GATHER THE NER The funeral of the late Mr. Thomas ‘larboton Tardy, of Thornwick, Kenwood Park Road, Shar- row, took place in Fulwood Churchyard ...

... PICTURES and WATERCOLOUR DRAWIN include examples by E Mo Wimpens Chas. Rowbottom Ww Rushton, Fielding De W t Lander, € Bor T B Hardy, J. W Gormandole, and others. Old Coloured and cth McIntyre, er Engravings, The Waterloo Ban- net. Duke of Wellington, Louis ...

... cerned :— Holbech Hardy, of Fostor Hall. Derby. Esa. zerald Holbech Hardy, ot oston Leicestershire.—Herbert Hanbury ton, of Ashby Folville, Melton Mowbray Eso incolnshire.—Fitzalan Howard. of Holyrood Hou Spalding, bheq. N ighamshire.—Thomas Craven, of Wirkling- ...

... might do something this week than pass resolutions, and demon- the wealth of common principles. Liberal M.P.’s Candour. Rev. Thomas Law (secretary), u the report, + dwelt on the same r of the Council’s work, and several other Rev. Dr. CHARLES TEACH, M.P ...

... SCHOOL. | Fourth as told by Cunnin Another pungent bit of work is ghame! h { Firstborn,”” by Edwin Pu, NOTES ON NOVELS. gh. Mr. Hardy's | Laughing Stocks ” is reviewed by Maurice Hewletr. | | Edmund Gosse writes amusingly on ‘The cf Books”; and Frederic Harrison ...

... late Rev. Henry Chaplin H Chaplin Vicar of Kyball, Rutiand. left £30 each to hi butler, his cook, and his nurse Mr. Thomas Tarbolton Hardy, of Thornwick, 25 Kenwood Park Road, Sheftield, formerly of 1 ...