... P. Whitehead; Chatham, J. H. Jenkins I Clitheroe, D. J. Chester-le-stw** J. W. Taylor ; Dundee, Alex Wilkie; Derby* J. H. Thomas; Deptford, C. W. BbwermaC r Eccles, Q. H. Stuart; Gorton, John HodgD J. T. Brownlie ; Hyde, W. C. son • Holmfirth, W. Pickles; ...

... P, Deery. John Wiseman, Thomas M'Cormiek. M. Donnelly. Kilcurry U.l.L.—Pe:er OurtLs. Daniel O’Haxt, Patrkk Murphy, Peter Muckian, Matt Clarke. Patrick Duffy. Dundalk U.l.L.—Peter Hirghes, Michucl Dean, Chse. J. Kennedy, Thomas O’Gorman, 'Thos. Smith. ...

... Vaione being specialfy active. At the *lmbue of 1874 fear less candidates promoted by Trade Unions eastened mete; these, Mears. Thomas Bert and Alexander 31• Donald were 'worm ha. Meriden, for pm before, the Act definite/ a Trade Thum passed the activities ...

... THOMAS HARDYS POEMS. M--'t c«»r rva-ItTH will recollect final-.rtno * tho U'l’rborvtlles/' ami the ntonc« in which Mr. Hardy t-»iir»!-vs for u-s the spim «*f that trac»«lv. JUsticc was done, and President «.f tlu- Immortals (in phraM-) had ended his with ...

... easily have borne! the same lines on its title page as an old man's judgment of life. The lines do not express the whole of Thomas Hardy, do not indeed express more than a very small part of what he has to teach us, but they give us a view of a mental outlook ...

... stone not readily full down.” story of, “The Lady Blossholrae deals with that transition period when Henrr VUI. and his tool, Thomas Cromwell, were grasping at ecclesiastical property, when many of the Churchmen were intriguing with Spain against the King ...

... his sport trith Teas. a sportive fa, a more twig& because more - r , asonable thsa Caliban's' tiotio.., 11.-s to hind all Thomas I'. 4, .1 who wrought the hoistin: of the flag over Wintoncestea , Jail. ail situek the final despair into .Ingel 1. hr.' ...

... Fno. MoPoy, Philip M'Ardie. Haakon, Joseph H. iFArdiei, C•. Smyth, Thomas A Dowell, Jno. Hanksn. Jas. Kankm, Henry M. Ardle, John Eice, Joseph jSeleon, Lam be, etc. Kasr.«aartsto-wn Hardy. Murphy, Dents Byme, James Halpaany, Jajn«e- Croeby, Henry M'Keone- ...

... WALL. (Ter L. and N.W. Railway Co. a EzpreiM Passragcr steamer Scotia, Bth January.) Mr. .Tomes Lvons, Mr. J. Molcolmaon, Mr. Thoma* Doran, Chptaui F. D. J. Mrs. F. P. J- AiiHnbv, Mr. H.ils-rl Kerr. Mr. W. H. Spen.er Mr. F. W. Croasky, Mr. It. A. S. Moealisier ...

... barren Sherlock. T.C., caused come recording their votes foe Mr. Hazleton. i siderable amusement in his imening state. Mr. Thomas Scanlan, M.P.. repudiated ' toe when he referred to II . Healy s (04., what be said was the calumny issued by ; ; lowers ...

... May Htcinn?.. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. K’ln-iKt)•-. t liarii- 1, IHiyle. K C.. A- J. Picnyy. Mia- Thornio!i. ,Mi» Cnrli-110. Airs. Hardy's party. ll.rnck. Mr. atij Mrs. O'Neill. Master Julius i > itorman. \rnvai> at K ng.-town w Royal Mail c'.-n-l llajK. lokinrl ...

... presence of his The Thomas %satin, for 19 • prescher is • lefensed Episcopal Church at Leigh, sae seised with a 9t while pre•chtng es Suoday morning. and died sitar removal home. Be leaves widoer sod family. Canon Arthur °Ravi= Hardy, of L,ydtl, aid on ...