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... from his lips. Hilda's recovery was coincident with the entry of the stipendiary magistrate at the Divisional Court, Sir Thomas Thomas, who having just concluded the list of cases for the day, had undertaken in response to a note sent to his court to hear ...
... another waiter, Thomas Kest*, who was standing near by, and exclaimed, And you, you d— Irish son of a —, clear out too. The answer of Thomas Keating was not oomprebended by our informant eye-witness). Herbert, on being answered by Thomas, rose an I struck ...
... expect an improved class of stock. In • recent issue reference was made to trade booming. It is unfortunately not so with th e hardy cod fishers es the reeult of • poor cod fishing summer. His cue is getting desperate. It was hoped that if , s-tter 'weather ...
... speech during the election, said that Mr Keir Hardie had threatened himself and Mr Asquith with all sorts of retribution if they would not toe the mark by voting for a particular proposition which Mr Keir Hardie wished carried out in the Trades Disputes Bill ...
... opening of the door. Ayouth presented himself. A telegram for you, Mr Hardy. said the lad, and there's a shilling to pay for extra delivery. Well, what's the matter now? said Hardy, seizing the envelope and tearing it open. He read, Wire latest ...
... merchant, Hillswick. Northmavine; Thomas Angus Anderson. merchant. Aith, Aithsting; Dr James Cameron Bowie, Bixter ; John Brown. fishcurer, Burgh Road. Lerwick; William Arthur Sinclair Burgess, merchant. North Roe ; Robert. Thomas Charles Coutts, estate agent ...
... Keir Hardie, M.P., was last week removed to a private nursing home in London, and was subsequently op••rated upon for appendicitis by Sir Thomas Barlow and Mr Pearce Gould. For the past thrp' years this trouble has frequently attacked Mr Hardie, and the ...
... he maned not, by friendly correspondence and by various acts of kindness, to show his deep interest in the welfare of the hardy population on our Northern seabuisrd It was chiefly on his representations that the Board of Trade sent down those valuable ...
... Scotch Law in the University of Glasgow, to be Curator of the Historical Department of the General it ag i„t er House, and Mr Thomas Dickens Suh.Librarian of the Faculty of Advocates, to be Anistent-Cnrator.— Scots/rein [lf this announcement had been given ...
... sod the schooner Swan, Haelonan, water, was much injored. Both belong to Sunderland. On same night (Thursday). Thomas Thomson or Thomas, mate of the achnoner Star, 4 Sunder land, lying here, whilst going to render to the foresaid whips, in the darkness ...
... James Mitchell, Orkney; Dictation?Robert H. Bruce, Zetland. Fourth Arithmetic, fifth prize?Thomas F. Bruce, Zetland. Second Writing, Robert Bruce; Fifth Writing, Thomas Bruce First French, Robt. Bruce. Town Council. ? The Council met on Tuesday, when the great ...
... a strange story, said Sir Thomas. And in what way do you connect the prisoners with the principals in your unfortunate adventures? The question nonplussed her, for her proof of her connection had been murdered with Hardy. None, she stammered, except ...