... 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 ...

... to another he. found himself working the | tame pit with Mr. Heir Hardie, and here i« his description of the then youthful Labour, those same pits and at that same time worked Keif Hardie. and wee Keir was just beginning move the sluggish souls of hie ...

... for two days. THE CONFERENCE. LABOUR LEADER'S OPINIONS. Speaking at Labour demonstration Gisbiirn Park on Saturday. Mr.'Keir Hardie, M.P., said some people considered that the Veto Conference would lust six months. But those who thought that the Progressive ...

... Pemberton, and J. M. Teuton. Judges (flat events)—Messrs. D. Adame. T. Moles, and W. White. Timekeepers (flat events)—Messrs. S J. Hardy and W. F. Osborne. Handicapper and starter—Mr. J. Henderson. Hon. secretary and treasurer—Mr. D. Bradley. Details:— One Mile ...

... readily allow that there aro .*everal of irotber who have earned even better •igot than himself to such honours. There is Mr. Thomas Hardy, for instance. And whst •wout Mr. Barrio and Mr. Andrew Lang? round dozen narads. in fact, epring tbs nemory. Perhaps ...

... Girls to learn Handkerchief Pokling and O.nameoting. Apply once. T. L. Hardy Co.. Ltd.. 45 Queen St. 21-3-F978 ■WANTED. Stitcfcera. Smoother*. G. H. Machiniit. *» and Stamper.—Thomas M'Caw. 130 Dover St. ANTED, person adopt a dear Itttla Girl. »* aged 18 ...

... really good Rands. Apply coco T. L. Hardy k Oo Ltd., 45 Queen Street. T ADIES* Shirt*.—Wanted, few CtoUar Worker* above.—T. P. Sadleir 00.. James Street South. LZ>m>' Combing* bought' tor cajh; peat price gtvwe~ —Thomas Savage. 20 Lower OarOekJ Strcet. Bcliast ...

... amount of the King’s Civil Last, and the ~ amount is considerably more than Mr. Hardie and the Labour Party think it should be. There are a good many things that Mr. Hardie does not like in this queer old world, and whether he is in Great Britain or in ...

... consoling; but _Y'eu. I some fine, sqircading hazel branches have you’control portion of the line escapes I the sickle, and some hardy Hack v ...

... Schroeder. Addressing the jury said— Gentlemen—l understand that the July last inquest was opened by my late chief. Dr. Danfonl Thomas, in respect to some human remains found on the I3th July in the cellar, 30 Hilldrop Crescent, and then had be adjourned until ...

... died at fifty, eight, before American copyright was secured. But is surely an exaggeration to say that “had lived seventy, Thomas Hardy has done, would have died possessed tenfold the wealth he left in 1870.’’ This means that in twelve years Dickons would ...

... MOTOTiIH WSCOVERT. inquest was held Gaped yesterday afternoon on the bodies of Mr. Edward Loo Carteret Price Hardy and his eon, Mr. Edward Berkley Hardy, who found dead Moel Siabod on Saturday morning. Mr. Clnistopher Berkeley. Acting-Comptroller of the Chancellory ...