... In the hour of yon r tr 4 umph. if it enema went an honest rnionint will nay. • Well. there men deterred It.' lateens Mr. Thoma• Patio. R.I. •I•o •ddrwaed t►• foisting. ■nd vu motion of Mr. Urn. tit William Redmond. • rote thank• to lb. chairman was ...

... l-D down mail train, and his wa 4 the merciful 'seek. of =au. body being , •,..t on th e f ron t the tax i.. Mr. L.NURENCE HARDY (U.. Ashford) a. far as Taunton without being discovered. said if it was considered inexpedient to The accident occurred just ...

... any other county, and also more poultry. Mr. Hardy mentioned that the reduction of the agricultural rate would mean a vonsiderable loss to the county of Armagh. Mr. Maynard Sinton. J.P., seconded Mr. Hardy's resolution. Several memberu atint that their ...

... (Laughter.) Witness •Iso explained that fish-curing was carried on in the distrt. flie Houour—They mutt be hardy visitors oho go there. (Laughter.) Thomas Doherty. son of the phiintiff. also gave evidence about the had smell that arose owing to the manure frond ...

... Mr. Relr Hardie. M.P., yesterday received the following cablegram dated Christchurch. New Zealand.- Combined Labour forces of New Zealand repudiate Allen's offer of expeditionary force, and strongly oppose Comleery Defence Act.—Walter Thomas Mills. Robert ...

... * eerie, the Englien winter remark for the fact that ehills. influenza. and revere odds are the tale, even among the most hardy individuals. Every chill has a weak'slag elect and renders you an siotim of painful or, it say be. backing COUSIN sad that ...

... hate had in fiction a Mr. Knight who wan the thief in a cliff adventure. it been noticed (asks the British Week ly) that Thomas Hardy. in A Pair of Blue Eyes. describes the adventure of • Mr. Knight? The arena of the arcident wag the', cliff without ...

... Maiden Trip and Over the 'Phone —the latter a Mal Linder the of a very high order, lEIR HARDIE'S' REMEDY. Speaking at Neacipitle hi-t night, Mr. Keir Hardie remarked that Sir Walter Runciman bad been speaking ,of the hard-beartedoess 'of tbime who ...

... meet them in a broad and liberal spirit of mutual for- Hill. Royal Berkshire Rritiment rinetoe at Heckler Lodge), Mr. Thomas H. Hardy. beaten,* and toleration. and with many lo re la Richlll; Mr. H. Aimee. social and econemio problem. awaiting solution ...

... Canadian Mink of Commerce. A von (Mr. David M. Sweetlove) is ARBITRATOR'S AWARD CRITICISED. eat in the Great Northers Mr. Thomas H. Hardy, J.P., presided at paly's goods department in Dubbe d lids the monthly meeting of Armagh Rural daughte r 'Male Sweetleve) ...

... LABOUR MEMBER'S VIEWS. Mr. KEIJI HARDIE tLeb., Mertbyr) said transportation was tried long ago iu the ea.* of men seeking the vote, and its effect was to strvngthen the movement. The euppreseion of public rneetinge would not help, and as to the Home ...

... Messrs. T. Proctor and S. Sharpe, and, raring to Aborey-Milltown, was lost. Another hare; found is Hisllybreagh, went over Mr. Thomas Greer's farm, and. turning to the left, circled beak by 13allyloughan National School to thcisill, where, crossing the river ...