... exprosed the opinion that no writer of the preseat day would com. pare with Thackeray o Dickens in the pact genera. tion. In Thomas Hardy and George Meredith wo bad, he remarked, writers of great originality cad power, and they were two of the most vital influences ...

... Monil. m . Swachbery (Woodhouse), *lhomas la:‘a‘o-bb;-) *Thomas B Harvowsll, J'-hu (l.r‘ ‘onrson (Holbeok), Herbert Hoole (New m(W-‘—lfiM'.kM—. :w . Kirkham, *Willim H. Rolls; Joseph Loods ( ) Thomas T. Lambort, William ml-.‘lA !:M); John Buzton, John 8. ...

... of death is unknows. A tologram from Jaffa reports the weck of & Ruso ety et A B s crew were saved by boatmen and - Mossrs Thomas Cook and Son u.;.r Charles Stephens, 8 surgeon, wed G £5O o % month for stealing money from bathers at & Turkish bath in ...

... every body hoows that there are Labour men «.d Labrur men, but h‘ veal gonuine article must follw Mr. Kelr Hardie. Such men as John Burns, Thomas Burt, Ben Pickand, J. I Wilson, and others, are not to be mentioned in the same breath with the LL. P, gentiemen ...

... makes en admakable and interesting Lilian Grant. Mr. Allen Thomas and biro. Geo Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Peakshy, supply the humortm element to the play. Both performances urn commendahlo but Mr. Thomas does tot seem to be thoroughly ma t ter o f th e whitey dialect ...

... nebly responded. Foremost among those who have Fushed to the resens of the starving during this week are Alderman Ceoke, Mr. Thomas Squire, Couneillor Tolson, Councillor John Carter, Mr. John Turton, Me Stephensen, Mr. Mayhall, and & large number of others ...

... Leeds, who had been communicated with, | drawing their attention to a notiee of motion which | [had been given by Mr. Keir Hardie, MP, in the) | House of Commons re the unemploved The replies, ‘nlm'uvwflyd.mdm. \ lrn.u!..hnmmm“uh.nl‘\ ‘:wvu-ympuhmnmhu- ...

... and loced ?-u.dl-uw-w“l.u.“ orkshire lraiess Counoils Cunference re factory ‘m&qfl.’uwn—a—. Buwnay, January 14, Death of Mr. Thomas Shaw, MP. for Halites. MW&&-‘ W. U'Brien wndJ b L-ha-u.ytaunn-uz. Mr Arthar Heary Vomes Verturel 0 “Our Medern | ame il o ...

... unenimousiy, as was 8 further resclution pledging the mecting to use all logitimate meuns o secure Mr enninglon s return MR KEIR HARDIE, MP, IN HUNSLET | There was & very large gal o in the Hurslet Mechanics lu‘m‘m mhfln consented te address & meeting on behall ...

... the inhatitants of Templenewsam and Halton. Mr. Comens Hardy, QC, and Mr. 8 Eady appeate | for the plaintiffs | tie delendant was represented by Mr, Chiarkes Hall, QC, and Mr '.m--c Mr Comens Hardy said bis clients were the ary Authority for the district ...

... in Park-row formerly the home of the Liberal Club. That once sturdy Libersl and now still sturdier Aiasrntient Liberal, Mr. Thomas Marshall, presided, and among the 400 guests present was Siv Andrew Fairbairn, whe is engaged in the forlorn hops of sapping ...

... During the last handred yours the law has boen mercileasly wend agnin t the leaders of avery progros. sive movement. In 1792 Thomas Paine was found “Gollty * by a timid jury under the theest of » Sentunl judge, of pul lishing ** The Rights of Man.* John ...