... meeting of the newiyformed Gladstene League ‘-.n:S. v it was announced that nearly 4,000 members had been enrolled. Mr. Keir Hardie. speaking at N rt (Mon.). vestarday, exprossed 3::“0 m worpel 8 cause wit:h_x:egud to the vote was in a specially hopeful ...

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... •nd in a h-»®er ...

... were Messrs. J. Keir Hardie, M.P., Arthur Henderson, M.P. (chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party), C. Duncan, M.P., G. Walsh, M.P., J. M.P., Walter Hudson, M.P., J. R. Clynes, M.P., J. Haslam, M.P., G. R. Roberts, M.P., J. Thomas, M.P., F. W. Jowett ...

... C,, Cook; , committ.de, Messrs. .1. Harrison. W. Topham, J. W. Fitt, Bloxharti, W. Clarke. W. Spencer. J. Marsden, F. W. Hardy, W. Tankard, W. Green, D. Lewis, W. Smith, H. Freeman, W. Thompson, D. Broomhcad, and C. G. Smith. Mr. C. P. C'otterell, late ...

... next and Florestan when Marcellin was followed by Lord Cork, 6t lor | Ney, Ord. 29, Pacific 188%, Pre and Anat Jane. Three hardies from home t POP SIG BONDS os drawing | to the a een t 4 aod third. bt woa by a and a half: Bt. Virtes was fourth, Marcellin ...

... studied the clearer it becomes I CORNER- that abnormality, as elsewhere, extremes meet. Thus, there have been men like Sir Thomas; Browne, that great master of English 11l UHANDMOTHER. prose, who was go shy that he was almost con- I want to see a grandmother ...

... that Relwoskow had to three tally in the hour. or Hardy one to win. Hardy is the lighter man, but he showed smegidorshle before being maimed dors eke combat by a punishing hehg. &axed after Mown Hardy being unable to cont.nue. Relwyekow ass the winner ...

... business in Rotherham as a milk the Albert Hall in the autumn so far justify the She was ed in blue, and wore black lynx furs Hardy was sentenced to 21 days’ imprison and hat. promoters in continuing the experiment, that two Caught at Doncaster. further concerts ...

... 9, Thornes, aged %, Botert Edward Pryer. Was interred at Wakefield Cometery, Feb. Th. HARDY—On the 8th inst.. after @ protracted and painfal illness, Mrs. Sarah Hardy, of the Queen Hotel. Owtwood, im her 6ird year, and was interred at Outwood Oeme tery ...

... triebv play. Sharrotk • peel f•r oar. The orowd. to the telly new red lined op *b. it• HMS. /Petiole er.nred. /I.oPinot his pet Thomas aver in Any style. ?nisei, *llse ea the with • An. foal The at tie finish was r 4 !he tor , st deseriptiee. The Wigan followers ...

... most of the ring un the than starving,” wae the reply made by Walter Hardy, | 1 HH 16 Continuing for the labourer, when charged at Rotherham, with stealing | } Syn. &. Leal 3 Ss wens Hardy was sentenced to 21 days’ is Nolao's Court, after his man, 10 la 60 ...