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... men’s leaders the following expressions of opinion upon the seitlement :— Mr. Keir Hardie. Speaking yesterday at a maes mecting of Dowlais workers, at Merthyr Tydvil, Mr. Hardie declared himselt as opposed to the acceptance of the suggested Royal Commission ...
... 7. & b Ward, .hg-. t, J. Widdison b Galli-0, F. Corker b wallimore 0, A. Hardy b ;.M&J?;. 6, A. N. Other not out 0, extras e 4 §h STEPHEN'S —A Wingheld b B, 1e I, W Pmminq ¢ Hardy b B. Lee 4, F. *EH' un. ¢ C. Lee b Francis 10, R. Glm‘; s C. Lee bB. Lee ...
... attitude of the Labour party on this lizxestiou. Onl,y 16 members guururtod Mr, Keir Hardie’s motion and it did not include any of the railwaymen's Pepregevtubives, . . X Mr. Thomas, M.P., said these remarks showed how mistaken criticems were passed on members ...
... the social side of life, peepe into new books real poetry. with an article by Vernon Les on “The Handling of Words, by Thoma Hardy.” and more of the letters of Wagner to his schoolfellow. Apel, are among the contents of the September number. The “Con ...
... this, the only niimetion. Service at Potre street Chapel, at 2.30, today (Tueaday). HARDY.—Januvary 28th, at 59, Jamaica street, Mary Anm, the beloved wife of John Hardy. Interment Intake, 3, Wednesday In her memory, by ber grandsons Bernard end Roland ...
... Myers ani 8. Hardy 6-1, 6-3, 6-3. Ladijes’ Singlea Championship.—Pinal rouind: Mrs. Lambert Chambers (holder) beat Mrs. Parkin 6-3, 6-2. Mixed Doubles Chsmpionship.—FPinal roand: 8. N. Doust and Mrs. Lamber. (hembers (boiders) beat G. A. Thomas andi Miss ...
... Rotherham (brother-in-law), Dr. Coombe, Messrs. Inglethorfi of Birmingbham, Cairnes, Hoi'lxnd. Charles Kemyon, Williamn Kenyon, Hardie Crookes, Williamn Toyne, Councillor 8. Eilis, Messrs. Georgfl Serior, junr., H. Barber, ¥. Bedford, V. Telfer. J. Marrison ...
... Accuses his Companion. SENT TO THE ASSIZES. i The Brodsworth youth Thomas Sanders (19) was yesterday, at Dovcaster, sent for itrid at the Aesizes on a charge of shooting at Charles Henry Hardy, farmer, of Pig‘burn, with intent to murder him, on 1% June. ~ ...
... BROWN.—April 6, at 32, Dnng Toad, Woodseats, John Henry, age 55, S beloved sWk B¢ g in o years with Hardy Patemt Pick Co. Intermemt Norton Cemetery, Monday, 3 o’clock. o DENTON —On the sth imst., &t Loxley Steel Works, Harvey Denton, 60 years. Interment ...
... that though the woman might have been a tool in the hands of the man it was not the first time she had been in trouble. 4 Thomas Jones (43), blackemith, and John Armstrong (40). labourer, pleaded zuilty to breaking into the house of John Bowler, at Sheffield ...
... specimen, with its purt'y of colouring and delicate brushwork, of the work of G. D. Leslie, R.A. ““After a Shower” represents Thomas Huson, R. 11., iLE., R.C.A,, at his best. For clearness and freshness and firmness of treatment ...
... Boothby beat F. C. Cochran_and Miss Spofforth. J. C. Park and Miss E. G. Johnson beat M. J. G. Ritchie and Miss H. Lane. G. A. Thomae and Mrs. Hannam beat C. S. Gardon Smith and Mrs. O'Neill. R. B. Powell and Mrs. Sterry beat C. P. Dixon and Mrs. Bonsfield ...