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... Mounscy, J. B. Bricrles, Arthur Culpan, Albert Crowther, and Thomas Mitchell Bannister. g Nominated by James Milligan and Leonard Kershaw. Assentors: George Leyson, Charles William Whitaker, Thomas Watterwood. Frederick William Whitaker, Harry Whitaker, Alfred ...
... (candidate for the Sowerby Division) and Mr. Rose- Innes, his supporters included Col. Morris, Capt. Gledhill, Mr. J. Sutclifie Thomas, J P Mr. T. E. Sutcliffe, J.P., Mr. A. Suteliffe, J.P., Mr. W. Sutcliffe, J.P., Mr. H. M. (ngham, J.P., Mr. J. A Ingham, Mr ...
... Seton-Karr (U.) 2060 Redieal majority 932 No change. 1906: Radical majority 1,351. CARMARTHENSHIRE (EAST). Abel Thomas, K.C. (R.) 7,619 Mervyn Peel (U.) .. ) 2,451 5 Radical majority 5,168 No change. 1906: Radical unopposed. . CHESHIRE ...
... that Sir H. Aubrey Fletcher, M.P. for Lewes, would resign hie seat in favour of Sir George. The death is ennounced of Mr. Thomas Fisher, J.P., who served 40 years on the Southport Town Council, including 32 years as Aldermsn. He was & freeman of the borcugh ...
... quarter of Cairo. h Mrs. Helen Ferneley Cozens-Hardy, of Cley Hall, Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, daughter of Mr. T. C. Wnigley, of Woodfield Lodge, iluddersfield. and widow of Mr. Clement Williamm Hardy Cozens- Hardy, J.P., left estate valued at £12,150 gross ...
... Stall: Misses M. Wood, N, Whitaker, E. Robins, and L. lifiol S Girls' Stall —Misses Thomas, .Grecnwood, and other members of dbm in the Youyg ll,ndn' M’fim &tddl (um;:;-w Thomas, P. Ingham, F. . Berry, Sutdiffe, M. Robertshaw, E. Suatcliffe, Mrs.” Sutcliffe ...
... EPITOME OF NEWS. ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS. Budget of Happenings Large crowds witnessed the funvral of Mr. Thomas Barrasford, proprietor of many music-halis throurhout the country, which took place at Brighton on Saturday, On Saturday Colonel Staveley, wM' ...
... DEATH OF MR T. MARSHALL Mr. Thomas Marshall, registrar of Leeds County Court, and for several years Chairman of the Leeds Musical Festival Committee, died this morning, aged 78. Deceased was a leading figure in the public Life of the city. MR. KEIR HARDJE ...
... meeting of the newiyformed Gladstene League ‘-.n:S. v it was announced that nearly 4,000 members had been enrolled. Mr. Keir Hardie. speaking at N rt (Mon.). vestarday, exprossed 3::“0 m worpel 8 cause wit:h_x:egud to the vote was in a specially hopeful ...
... are sure that the suggestion will meet with unanimous approval. It will be remembered that after the contest im 1906, Sir Thomas Brooke- Hitching received a silver salver, a tea and cofiee service, and a dressing-case, together with a rl and diamond bracelet ...
... Bearwood, Wokinghail suffering from influenza and congestion of the lungs. His condition yesterday cansed some anxiety- Mr. Keir Hardie, speaking at Mountain A-h, in his constituency, last night, said the newspapem almost led cne to believe that another scrimiiage ...
... from blood poiconing, and though eager to aco>pt the committec’s invjtation his place is left open for further consideration. Thomas Barton. the captain of St. Helens, and F. Boylen, of Hull, the ex-Rugby Union laternational forward, are thus put in for trial ...