... When the Scottish Jacobin sympathisers, Thomas Muir and Thomas Fyashe Palmer, were transported, Godwin spoke up for them ; he also supported Joseph Gerrald as a prisoner; and when the popular leaders Thomas Hardy, Horne Tooke, and Thelwall were on trial ...

... AN INCIDENT IN MARRIAGE. (From Jade the Obscate, by Thomas Hardy.) We are rather a sad family, don't you think, Jude ? She said we made bad husbands and wives. Certainly we make unhappy ones. At all events, I do, for one ! She as silent. Is it wrong ...

... also been attended by our (omrades. The first lecture, on Capital and Labour, by a popular temperance lecturer, Mr. Thomas Hardy, ended in that gentleman leaving the discussion and platform, as there seemed to be a very strong element of Socialism ...

... labour on in mine and factory —this seems the logic of the English delegates. We note witl► l►leasure that Comrade Robyn (Hardy) has been provisionally released from prison, where he was sent for an incendiary article, and has at °nee improved the ...

... Britain exist in a condition of chronic want. The late Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Keir Hardie, representing the four sections of party politics, have each given more or less prominence to the fact. Of the four, only ...