... John Cleaver, chairman of com mit tee. presiding. There were also Meeers. John M Bride. Ravile C. Hardy. lonia F. O'Brien. William Faren. William Strain. Thomas M'Bride. Major Frederick H. Crawford, and Richard A Drean. actuary. The report for the month ending ...

... Bene Bull. Dudley Buxton. Harold C. Kamshaw, Charles FoTkard, Dudley Hardy, C. Harrison. W. K. John Hnsssll. L. Raven Hill. Charles Inee, Gunning King. Arthur Lee. Lam ley. Thomas May bank, George Morrow. Norman Morrow, Will Owen. Charles Pears. P. Pegram ...

... important example* W. Leader'.' R.A.; S.'Bough. R.5..-V.: John Macwhirter, 8.A.; T. B. Hardy, R.W.S.; Richard Anadell, R.A.; Edwin Ix»ng. TLA.; Hardy. Rosa BonHenr. Thomas R.A.; J. A. Lomax. Gustav D..rc, Bifleet Foster, P. Wint. A. Vickers, and numerous ...

... WHY FOB When THE MAY T ANY OF ’iBBODOHOU maypole THOMAS H. Lorere , ' «i> Hardy, wi oorelK.' has attack- ino™“ bra tod bio 70th »llj fo-b Mtoriolt hontor. ...

... *! the tth L‘-va| luniskilling Fusiliers; .i|itj-n Lord fii'flereagh, placer! i tlie halr-oa' liet. ami Captain Harold C- Hardy. cit the Irish Uilles, is Ire adiutant the Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers. (‘ori'orati*»n dp ...

... Rene Bull. Dudley Buxton. Harold C. Kamshaw. Charlee Folkard. Dudley Hardy. C. Harrison. K. Haselden. John Haseall, L. Haven Hill. Charles Ince, Gunning King. Arthur Lee. Lumley. Thomas May bank. George Morrow. Norman Morrow. Will Owen, Charles Pears. F ...

... 30 0 0 Mr. T. Courtenay Shillington 0 Mr. S. C. Hardy-Ist Sub .£2O 0 2nd 0— 30 Anon. 0 Mr. W. H. M'Laughlin. J.P 0 Marquis of Londonderry, K.G. 25 0 Mr. O. Herbert Brown Two Friends 0 Mr. Claude Hardy Mr. W. M Aleenan Mrs. Clms. Dunbar-Buller. D L ...

... Rolls further consideration of Chief Clerk's certificate. The suit was for tho administration of the estate the late William Hardy Addley, mill owner, Allistoßh, County Armm,'h. The testator had em- his trustees, should they think it desirable in the interests ...

... out of the riots at Blackpool. THE NEWMARKET RIOTS. ALL CASES ADJOURNED. On Friday, at Newmarket petty sessions, before Mr. Hardy, R.M., and full bench, number of cases came on for hearing connection with the recent serious faction fights in Newmarket. ...

... come the con cl upon that the : attitude towards the Nationalist move- PA BLIA ENT ABY PBOCEDU RE. Answering Mr. Lawrence Hardy (U.. Ashford), repayment to the purchaser of land of the to Egypt. he fett bound to point out excess pace paid under a mis ...

... editor regretted had produced that impression, and undertook that further | articles of the series should appear. Mr. KEIR HARDIE—Is there any evidence show that the article produced the impres-, anybody excepting the hon. member who puts the question ...

... too, the House would not, on such grounds, attempt to overrule the decision of the Judges itself had appointed? Mr. Keir Hardie supported the amendment in the interests of political purity, and one or two Unioniat apeakers made great play about what ...