... the debate on Mr. Keir Hardies to the Address, tY. enajority of diet, including tellers, which rotod via* the almondmeat, consisted 233 Liberals, .2 Irish 3 (dir J. Mr. W. H. Smith. and Mr. Mark :Ascent). and I Unionist +Sir Thomas Leal. The minor* al 111 ...

... Creaaley, C. Weed, F. 'Deep. L. 1% &lab, U. F. Baena, A. Hdl W. J. T. Hardy, W. Mandamus, T. herby. W. J. Noble, K Hems, C. NW% J. H. Carter, A. Adroyd, J. C. sod W. Yalta &num.—Hama H. B. Thomas and F. W. INerdoth. ; 8. Moss, teacher with We late Mr. Leach of ...

... the Anti- Option Bill. A wages committee has been formal in South' West Ham for the perpow d raising a fund to pay Mr. Keir Hardie, the LaMar member for the meistitueney, a weekly galas,. The inspectors to the Board of Trade completed I their survey of ...

... invention ever put before the public, which is called (linguini's Cyclone, on which terminates an exciting bicycle race. Messrs. Hardie and Von Leer offer for competition gold and silver medals for the fastest mile on ree.rd. This competition will take place ...

... Lobo. ital.., Formats, Bill, stab Mood for the sawed natant, withdraws. Na. him. bille ware l.ro oght awl read • brill Omar Hardy—Bill to wooed &lamed Woman's td. Kr. LomalJ Crawford—. no Lead Oro Gramma ♦ MAHATMA 1N A MATRIMONIAL SUIT. petition for judicial ...

... Municipal n o Lad ..o• $ ;&7 : I: a a and Not. 1 1 Premiums 111 at Bankers Omit la anhead WILLIAM nom% as 4 HEN KY ADAMS, THOMAS SHUTT. NOWT. MOSS, T. J. C. L. BOUM AIL LL.D.. FAA, Scpsamorower—SlCHAlLD Ovracs—o. HAILSISON.SOAD. HALIFAX. INCRIPTIONS ...

... Hr. Joh. Mr. Lush, aol ouppottod by Kr. Bleed. LAY:Moat/ roll ASOACLT. —At the Haddented.) Botoogh Pollee Court, yooterday, Thomas Alhn-on. law llord of the Slow lea, °elbow, eharge4 with doing damage to • gee. thec of Imph Dyson. farmer, of the Moe* ant ...

... wicket& Flowers and b. Hardy made • good stand bringing about several change, in the bowling. Flowers was oat Just before hunches. FIRST llama, Dexter, b Bowe% 17 b Bennett U Bedford. c bA. itardy 110 b &most' 30 Walton, b M. Hardy 31 Foster, lbw, b ...

... Naylor. John Henry nekton. Jas. Parker, Kiley Patchett, William P. Kadeldle, Fred :Karp. Alfred need. James &Arlin*, Thomas Them Thomas 'furor, Arthur Joka *Poky. William Hoary Thorp, I.:eerie Whiteley, Priestley Walaeley, WJlum Wallare. Joseph Walmaley ...

... b J. Culpan, 2 ; Haltwkl, set 12 ; PrieMlay, 21 Jerk:isms, Booth. J. Plaids% sad bat ; entree, ; total dr. v. Beare.:-Bt. Thomas • Meek, b Pearson, ; Kayser, b Vieth, 7 ; Luder, lb., b Pori& t 1; mix, tad b 0; oat oat, b; Dern, bVe otd, 3; extras, 2 ; ...

... Nettle- the imam .11.1 were bar- 1 mod gam way, with the the bens. WNW as with the pole, Isaias the 'bee fret. driver, J. Hardy, area pawl from his sew riders gassed, was tartrate with • slight hie heel a. After Mewed, the 'bin We Modem of Kr. We poses ...

... Redmond urged that the marriage ought to have been signalised by an act of clemency to Iriab political prisons. Mr. Yen. Hardie protested on behalf of the unemployed against this moiumery. The motion was then rented. Yesterday morning, at .1:10, a married ...