... Birmingham, In report an effects of the forcible feeding. ATTEMPT TO MURDER A WIFE. Ae I:allrough-street reline cowl to-day, Thomas Ss,. 'tem labourer, South lanbeth, was remanded with attempting to murder his wife by shooting bur with a revolver the previous ...

... INA!. ORAN Mr. John Lead Mr. Joshua Oldfield 0. P. Bainbridge W. Cation H. Moyser G. Simpson W. Bland R. W. Anderson • G. Thomas R. Bollans W. Guy G. Hope G. T. Dennis JURY. dbitter, Feressan. Mr. J. Kimber 0. Brown T. Forrest J. Ilillyard It. OiII M ...

... mai or &et sight Royal a ..l. tb. :trot bra. mode . very more! . Inn. Ilu~.l QA lea A. A. Jt A. 7 . T Datleon . . Jr H Hardy J. N M. ■ CHICANE. The E Hollowell wbo is playing is Mr. Trani*. team Limb, is the feat bowler from Wor.ey CC , not %%ark) ...

... sent fur Mr. MR. KEIR HARDIE'S SPEECHES. • a march of _— made, The resented • general termites. of the • d t h HE ADMITS CERTAIN STATEMENTS. she proper. m i add. • toady pars, the «streusel Calcutta, Thursday. of Mr. Heir Hardie obi:ilia. returned frees ...

... preliminary. tir.t, second, mad third ronmts were as follow: ELLANI) LIRRRAL CLUB GREEN. :`roliesinary Row/. mak) 21 V. lAkroyd •• Hardy (1141 w e Wardle .M Ittidge) aln 1. (Agri. w o she I J Barn. Brides) II Corso' i kkro, d Pt) .. I/ !I .1H Tinos A k Whin ...

... dykes. I'. Fain Mesh. E. H. Mitchell and Robison. Renews M. KING CROSS sed e. HALIFAX Yd.—At King.los King Cron ham—J. S. F. Thomas, K. Pinder, E. Illingriorth, A. Seed, W. E. E. Blakey. F. Lush. C. Mackin and J. E. Horton. Benno. A. Hones. A. Ackroyd, C ...

... Thiftiontley. 1,. Pedro. A. Rrroyford. R. Hardy. R. Cm.. thee. H Crowther. P. !Wand Ramp and J. Pvertft. Proem. C. R. COMFIT Ind • TRIANGLI Intl.—At Taiwan. Trarn—R. Whom° (cant.). C. R. F Pearson. C. Hardy. J. A. Smith. J. N. Priralfro. J. Noon. J. ...

... Colliugham. aged 79 years. WuJcs. -April 3rd, suddenly„ in her 83rd rem:. Mary, . widow of the late Thomas Wilke, a Pacha.-April 4th, aged SO years, Thomas Pears, 0 4th, aged TO years, Mr John Priest- man, of Beverley. WOODALL.- April 10th, aged 71 years ...

... the of Mr. Jobs Redmond and Mr. Rea Hardie that the they tenement ere in fell sympathy with Ministers, will hurt them to do Tads to Ireland, will smut to consider the workers, the poor. and the unemployed. Mr. Hardie. in fa. folly haltering that their ...

... Thelate Allred,LordTennyson Martin Luther ;33 Evelyn Millard Winifred Emery Churchill Robert 33 The Speaker of the Housed I 0 Thomas Carlyle a Goethe Ms Mewl Jefferies Mrs. Bernard Beene Milton 017 Olga Nethersole I Herbert Speacer The Rt. Han. A. ISi H enrik ...

... these last few weeks became 1 have given up going to work for him. P.C. Arthur Lister stated that on the 22nd be went to Thomas Hardy's pawnshop, where be found the sheet, and to Mr. Cravens, where the counterpane wee recovered. The Magistrates' Clerk : ...

... the leadership of Bandmaster and composed principally of the children Barracks, gave toe renderings of The mow.' and 'Hie Hardy which were Way appreci•ted. and reflected great credit on keder arid performers. Private Griffith. gave moral televise. en ...