... their work awl ever.ineressiug suers= in drawing tha people to the Master himself. TIE MINERS AND SOCIALISM QUO! BY MR. KEIR HARDIE, AT BARNSLEY. PpWang in the open air at Hams* Eletuniay aftenlo , ll, MT J. %sir Hanky, 11. P.. said he noticed with great ...

... and Mr F. was adopted. the gendsunes for their negligence.- - Dear Di•mateh Telegram. Two minem. named Robert Fuller and Thomas Fishborn. were at Casale Eden to day summoned for offence under the Mines Regulation Art at Wheatley Hill. Fuller. it wrap ...

... I led. at 9. Thomas Monad of and the late Rada,. aged 30. 'a.m.:a. from& Noma worm Srd at SI. • Elsateta Nomad Timmer DM,, at late !Meta I. at 1.45 p.m. paws aroma tio• ;Me use litdsPeabom . .h. on Itod Mal. Asia. of the late Hardy. Ts be au Saturday ...

... half-backs. M. Harkins. Barker; forwards. Curbs Chariton, McClure. Dixon. Hardy. South Bank.—Goal, Howling; Carr, Burton; half-becks. Another v. F mm rsok Moon; forwards. Hardy, mica. Cartwright, Ranaoro. NORTH RIDING AMATEUR CUP. Middlesbrough Unite ...

... and and .tardy put on one (soh in quint iron. A breakaway by the Two team reeuhad in Chatsworth soaring for his side. the Hardy and Ellie got enough and soared. Halt time:— rood l'nited 5. Tramways 1. the half the Tauswaya prearid about five minuses, ...

... salesman; *Joseph Edward Johnson, engineers clerk. Middleton Ward (I).—*William Marshall, engineer Throston Ward (I).—Wm. Henry Hardy, brass founder; Prederiek Emmerson, insurance agent. WEST HARTLEPOOL. Park Ward 111.--• Henry Lamb. jeweller. North Ward (I) ...

... particular, the greates ny of the other has ehown how the no f her century. philosophic theory and so patently un- of ert. Thomas Hard der than George of contact with Geor; mirers, a8 many subjected life, the pri s it had a bus- destiny of man, to a« ite ...

... bun opts for RIO. to ea% &risks to bo Hest, with to law. Tito swish will Woo gismo , bit eed. In the ins Fenn meows being Thomas% visa ; non. On Tessa, Meows Pi I, Vox. podeoine met A. Robinson. and W. B. the Grand Opera a maids The contest took plisse ...

... buy Pybue Brow' Beet.—Aays. During the past few dogs • Urge quantity sea-hoe laa%e been washed up ou Lb. et Itocker. Mr J. Hardie, Y.P.. and Mt J. acooptod invitation to the aweial speakers at the annual demonstration of the Clov•land Minors' at Manua ...

... Gallatber, Pace. Wednesday Atliletic.--Grial, Chandler; barks, Anthony, Forbes; half-backs, ' Thomas, Fox, Lee: forward, Everson, Chilton, Bradley, Pavin. Hardy. Sacuselson's.--Goal, N. Davy; backs, T. Gardner R. Taylor; halfbacks, R. Brown, H. ('urphev ...

... Bystander. Mr U. Marzetti, who presided. ref J. J. Burton, will give a paper on Some the changes which had been effects( tone', hardy Geologioal, reepectiag the the nine years that Mr Bain. hi THE CHILD OF TO D A Y . origi.._ of Natural Fernery. illuaUated ...

... MUTED TO WM IT, a Mr Keir Hardie, M.P. At a Belfast Meeting. A demonstration took plese at the Opera HOMO. Beifast, last night under the pram of the Bedfast Federal Council of the Independent Labour Party, at which Heir Hardie. M.P., was the principal ...