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... mass meeting of the London dockers, held Canning Town last night, a strike declared. The meeting, which was attended Mr. Hardie, M.P., and Mr. Lansbury, M.P., was most enthusiastic. Mr. Tillett said they had exhausted every possible means to avoid that ...
... Trade was in attendance, Mr. Thomas said “Mr. Buxton is not here. has not been anywhere near. has not been asked to here. Mr. Thomas added that the conference was likely to very lengthy. It was stated that‘Mr. Keir Hardie had also visited Unity House ...
... dispersed without disorder. OP MEN'S LEADERS. Expressions of opinion were obtained from the men's leaders as follows: Mr. J. H. Thomas. M.P.—This is a rictory for trades unionism. The men’s representatives on the Commission will Labtfur members of Parliament ...
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... sterling friendship during the past 20 years,” and to her also the selection piece of furniture one of his books. each to Thomas Chalmers Rogers, Gilford. Co. Down, secretary P. Dunbar, H'Master & Co.. Ltd., and Joseph Doak, yarn salesman, the employ ...
... panics did what they had never done before consented to meet the railway union officials. Foiled in that direction, Mr. Keir Hardie then tried prove that the Government had caused the strike, and was backed Mr. Lansbury, the Chancellor’s my friend Lansbury ...
... we were bound to become the active partisans of the food •upply.” I The Labour men were unappeased, and Mr* Hardie made strong speech. Mr. Hardies Scottish accents thundered against the walls as he accused the Government of murdering strikers the interests ...
... before entering upon repairs, but in one case least its remonstrances have been ignored, ■ and Puddletown Church, which Thomas Hardy introduced into “ Far from the Madding Crowd, has been restored and enlarged. The fourteen!b-oentory roof the Baron’s ...
... this course action, which virtually seek, to pledge the Inde|>cndcnt la*ljour putty 1 Sta true to some sn ...
... thai. The truth is that Mrs. Mary Beetham, aged “ontho front two benches, in particular, thy 71, and her sons Herbert and Thomas, both Mnvcntion ,„ j, ground more stiffly past the prime of life, refuse to quit. the & elsewhere. Hut even there family, ...
... Armagh; Mr. D. Park. Flowers Mr. Hugh Dickson. Belfast; Mr. James Watson. Clonjarf. Vegetables—Mr. A. Reed. Crom Castle: Mr. Thomas Shiels. Jjinesborough Farm Produce —Mr. C- Castle: Mr. P. Castle Archdale. Butter and eggs--Mr. O’Neill. Armagh. Samuel Kali ...