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... The Chairman a Corn. thes aniniadvected on the report of his speech in the ex- nII ry for traordinary publication of a Huddersfield paper, anid con- If 6vould eluded by pirophesying an harmonious close of their piroceed- Ii duty logs. (Loud cheers.) L ...
... Cobden'o a 0ow f3 i lips that he thought It strange that Huddersfield, so the I i. ready, so active; so energetic in the causei should send a man, will r I to Parliament to stigmatize the League as ' a dangerous con- In c federacy. Mr. Stnsfield has ...
... purchase, would rise. (Cheers.) Mr. SAMUEL BINNS wished to asik Mr. Baines whether he thought that the working classes of England. could compete with the working classes of other countries, soeing that wages were to much lower in other countries? Did the promoters ...
... The meet- (C toirg was s. combined demonstration by the two Anti-Corn th Law Associations, that of the middle classes, and that of lat the operatives. A more respectabld meeting was perhaps aao to o never held in Huddersfield. at The hall was tastefully ...
... Leeds, Huddersfield, Brad- ford, Halifax, Wakefield, Sheffield, Hlull, Barnsley, Dews- bury, Keighley, and every large manufacturing village in Yorkshire, to form Anti-Corn Law Associations, (several of them have already done it,) and to take combined mea- ...
... couceillors might manage such work. As to Poor-law Boards, although Poor-law districts could be taken, it clid not follow that members of such boards would control the schools erected for these districts. If any district was recalcitiant, ample powers ...
... the Irish National League by the Govern- ment, which may eventuate in leaving the poorer classes in Ireland without the natural and necessary protection that the League has-, hitherto afforded them, it is the duty of the Liberal League tcf issue warrants ...
... Collieries, Derby- shire, to resist an alteration' bf the working time and a slight increase of hours. ALL the weavers on strike in the Huddersfield distrhit did not resume work yesterday. as bad. been anticipated, but on the Mayor again negotiating with ...
... Division of the League, with the exoeption of Preston North End and. Black- burn Rovers, have oompleted their programme. The pair meet to-day, and upon the result of the game hangs the future existence of the North Enders as a First League team, if not, ...
... course, with the work of the past year, necessarily retrospective rather than prospectl 0 Our readers, however, will gather from it of work which the Council undertakes in general interest of the commerce of the ?? district. The work covers a very wride ...
... satisfactory than its previous career. Mr. J :hu Munro, Prov, Grand Master of the Bradford district, stated that above £1,300 had been added to the capital of the district in the past year, which now stood at £620,760, realizing £900 a year interest. CONTESTED ...
... movement in Ireland s8 long before the Laud League or the National tl i League was dreamt of. The moment the is h responsibility of self-government is thrown upon st s the Irish people, the National .League will 5 o become a heedless and an impossible ...