... SOCIALIST DISSENSION. When the Socialist party holds its annual conference at Birmingham next week there is likely to be a very lively controversy between the Labour party proper and the more extreme Independent Labour party. The battle will wage ...

... FAILURE OF SOCIALIST COVERNMENT. ...

... Socialists and the Liberals. Strong language was ind in at a meeting convened by the Socuited Democratic Federation and the Disputes Committee of the Transport Workers' Federation held in Trafalgar Square, London, on Saturday, to protest against the use ...

... ANTI-SOCIALIST CAMPAIGN. In inaugurating an active educational campaign throughout the country (writes the London correspondent of the Glasgow Herald ) the anti-Socialist and antit.ommunist Union is not deterred by the tact that a Labour Government ...

... COSTLY SOCIALISTIC LECISLATION. COAL MINING SILL CRITICISED. PROTECTION IN ITS MOST VIOLENT FORM. The Bag,ht Bon. Sir Hugh Neill, Bart., D. M.P., was sue primilia+ washer at a meeting the North Antrim Women's Unionist Ass°. at.n at Ballymoney ...

... NEW SOCIALIST PARTY. At a conference in Manchester during the week-end yet another new British Socialist Party was launched with the benediction of Messrs. H. M. Hyndman, Victor Grayson. Leonard Hall, Harry Quelch, and others. Delegates attended from ...

... SOCIALIST HOSTILITY TO NORTHER'S IRELAND. Addressing the annual meeting of the City of Derry Unionist Association, Major Ronald Ross, M.C., M.P.,said that hum his cradle it was the alden City that had always been held up to him, and it was the traditions ...

... cause their hnperial members had joi e' . with forty Socialist members in try me endow Roman Catholic schools in Britain at the expense of the public. vote came es a shock to most of but still more remarkable was the They were told the vote was given ...

... must bring some of discarded Socialist with him . o ne of these was Transport Bill which the Conservatives had fought -tooth and and defeated when the Socialists were caw. There was only one Ulster given for this Socialist bill No v her, apd, straw to ...

... WORN' VOTS. Any measure which renders a long period of Socialist rule probable is dangerous in the highest degree, because it is quite clear after the experience of the lest few years that a Socialist Cabinet would be to a large extent dominated by the ...

... was hated on Socialistic principles, and that the next election would be fought between Unionism and Socialism. This is a moat important issue, and about it a good deal may be said before the trumpet calls to battle. A foreign Socialist was summoned the ...

... and have proved their seal for reform. On the other hand the' Socialist party has added proof to proof that it is rapidly succumbing to Communism of the Russian type. Nor have the Socialist leaders lost a single opportunity of putting themselves in the ...