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... Williara Fare i. Louw F. ‘VBrien, John Clearer, William Strain, John M'Brido. Frederick H. Shaw, Thomas M'Alister, Major Frederick H. Crawford, Savile C. Hardy ; Robert J.P. Staart C. Kelly, Arthur W. Stevenson, Hugh R. Roas. Tho meeting then terminated ...
... spare much of his time to attend in Parliament, and return Mr. Kerr-Smiley, who had no axe to grind. (Loud applause.) Rev. Thomas Thompson, Glendermott, in the course of an able speech said the question which swallowed every other question was that of ...
... Pypcr, John W. Bennett, Thomas Magowan, W. C. Magowan, Hugh Minnis, Fred W. Sloane, C. J. Savage. George Moore, John Stnart, Samuel Agnew, James Ferguson, James Hamilton, J. H. Morrow, J. K. Christie, Thomas B. Go van. D. Purvis, Thomas Aston, T. W. Gibson ...
... their good and staunch friend whose name was a household word in Ulster, the Right Hon. Thomas Sinclair. (Applause.) Right Hon. Thomas Sinclair. Tho Right Hon. Thomas Sinclair, who was received with applause, expressed re pet at tho announcement that Mr ...
... ho could not understand it. But when afterwards learned that there hod been meeting in favour of Mr. Gageby run by Mr. Xoir Hardie and Mr. Weary Willie Walker—(hisses and laughter)—he admitted that the Labour Socialists had done a ’cute thing, when they ...
... (Independent Labour), that Mr. D. A. Thomas, the former representative, will have his opponent Lord N, Crichton Stuart. Merthyr Tjdvil, returning two members, is of special interest from the candidature of Mr. Keir Hardie, the other candidates being Radical ...
... Hon. Oliver Brett (R.), John Cator (U.)* Radical majority, 469. KENT SOUTH (ASHFORD) (14^02)—Reginald Farrer (R.), •Laurence Hardy (U.). Unionist majority, 381. LANCASHIRE (LANCASTER) (14.797) •Norval W Helme (R.). E. R. Taylor (U.). Radical majority, 884 ...
... contest—J. Annan Bryce (B.), 2,304 Sir R. B. Finlay (L.U.), 1,746. KENT (ASHFORD)—NO CHANGE. •HARDY (U.) 8,966 Farrer (R.) Majority 4,544 Last contest—L. Hardy (U.), 5,995; P. Harris (R.), 5,614. LANCASHIRE (LANCASTER)—NO CHANGE. •HELME (B.) .1 Rnssell-Taylor ...
... joining the Board as a Fourth Sea Lord, ja. says the Globe,” a direct descendant Nelson’s famous comrade, Rear-Admiral gir Thomas Troubridge, who perished with his rtag>lup in a hurricane in 1307. Captain Troubridge has filled, among other appointments ...
... Mr. Thomas 11. Hardy, J.P. (Woodlawn) . Mr. David Edgar. Miss A. Edgar, Mias S. Edgar (Mountpleasant); Mr. A. C. M'Bride, M.P.SJ. (Armagh); Mr. George Running, Mrs. Running (Woodview), Mr. Vincent M’Mahon (Armagh), Miss Violet Palmer, Mr. Thomas Knipe ...
... enumeration resulted— Pinlay . 672 Simpson Majority 331 Hie combined majority for Finlay up last night was thus 1,643. MR. THOMAS LOUGH, M.P., Likely to Succeed Mr. T. W. Russel). The '■ Daily Chronicle soys that the name of Mr. Lough. M.P , associated ...
... ION. The Eight Hours Day. The Labour Party Conference resumed yesterday morning Newport, under the presidency of Mr. Keir Hardie. Consideration wae first given to the reports of the Parliamentary Committee and National Agent, and one or two questions ...