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... big tea parties I’ve been invited to! Have ever like big a one? No! Bat now, thank goodneas! I’m able to retaliate last!” HARDY'S PIANOS AND ORGANS. Beet Value; Gash or Easy Payments. Exchanges Effected. Tunings and Bepaw- S 3 AaaSfawtt.2 LIGHT CILENBAR ...
... Ballin, Samuel Cousins, R.A.; Jae. Fard, J. D. Miller, Josey, &c., after the following well-known Artists—Edwin Long, Heywood Hardy, J. E. Millais, R.A.; Gustave Dore, Sir Noel Patou, R.S.A.; Frank Dicksee, R.A; Frank Miles, &c., 4c. A few signed Oil Paintings ...
... who, had the issue been satisfactory, would have proclumcJ himself the hero. I fancy the matter now end satisfactorily. Mr. Thomas M'Cann put the situation in a nutshell when he remarked that, “considering ihe inconsistent sentences at present being meted ...
... ‘make ’the Sovereign change nis views. *f' THE LABOUR PARTY. Its Relations with ’Gb^ernment; Wednesday’s Cflnfmnce. Mr. Keir Hardie’s a* chairman at the conference of Labour Party Newport, Mon., nett Wednesday, is awaited with much A pronouncement great ...
... CONCERT FRIDAY EVENING, February 1L MADAME EDNA THORNTON. The renowned English Contralto, will Sing “My Heart Weary ** (Goring Thomas) on HRJDAY EVENING, February 11 the PHILHARMONIC CONCERT. MADAME FISCHER SOBELL, Th. Pianiit. win PUy Cagnice FBIIMY EVENING ...
... Hoiv&ur Judge Green oi>enwl the business above sessions in the Crown Court the County Courthouse. Mr. Thomas J. Marron. Clerk the Crown and Peace, and Mr. Thomas W. Kilpatrick. Sub-Sheriff, were in attendance. The following magistrates were the Bench: -Messrs ...
... begun, so that misrepresentation were tried hy their opponents it would not succeed. MR. KEIR HARDIE’B ADMISSION. “Not Very Well Through the Fight/’ Mr. Keir Hardie, speaking Newport last night, expressed the view that the women’s cause with regard to the ...
... it is astonishing that larger and ifiore frequent losses of life do not occur. The secret of the comparative immunity the hardy toilers of our shipyards lies in the precautions taken to ensure the utmost degree of safety, and to these precautions always ...
... 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 ...
... the North held on The fight for Fatherland.” The words were new me, but on inquiry I discovered they were from a ballad by Thomas Davis, and this induced to procure for the first time a complete copy of the Young Ireland bard's work. Pray understand that ...
... 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 ...
... representatiyfe cortege, which followed his remains their last, resting place. The chief .mourners were—Thomas and Patrick 'Masoii (sons), Thomas Mason ■ (father;; , oil'll. William and Samuel Bill (cousins;* Crossgar.: John Cranglc. Tollomgrange, and ...