... railroad, for the benefit of the maiority (the people of England(. This argument was seriously ued in Parliament by a leading Socialist member. T his being the case, the Catholic priest of Ambleside need not fear that he encroaches upon the laws of modesty ...

... verdict. Miss Cass has chosen for the best, I. think, in refusing to have her hands bound in any way with red tape. The Socialists are getting on. They are in power. They have formed a Ministry. Mr. Champion is Premier, Mrs. Besant Home Secretary, Mr ...

... Bill were read • third time. Lord Wemyss called attention to the Socialistic legislation during the years 1886 and 1887, and said since Mr. Gladstone planted the upas tree in 1870, Socialistic legislation was proceeding without break or check. Conservatism ...

... Fusiliers. stationed at Fort Widley, near Portsmouth. has just inherited i4O by the death of his father in America. The Socialists of the Hague gave a fete the other day in honour of the return of Domela Nieuwetiltuis, their leader, who has just been ...

... of external comfort.—Mr. G..T. Holyoake found a great improvement for the better since the days of his youth. He divided Socialists into two classes—three who had ideas of destruction (with which he disagreed), and those who desired to secure mere and ...

... fourteen foreign delegates, and a good number of saretrupolitan and provincial representatives.—Mons. Odin, representing the socialistic group of the Freethinkers of France. expressed the hope that the isauguration of the mental revolution would tied ix the ...

... a mob, consisting of men and street boys. Barrels of beer were taken out, and emptied into the water, and a quantity of Socialist pamphlets and bills were destroyed. By the time the police arrived on the esene all was over. The Governmentof India has ...

... but really his mistress, a Madame B. His embarrassments increasing, he went to Dr. Castelnau, who is a frequent speaker at Socialist meetings and a writer for M. Rochefort's paper, and asked whether a person of the same age, but in precarious health could ...

... elder boys and girls of the different gymnasia met on certain evenings in private rooms for the reading and die. elusion of Socialistic literature. A large number of students of both sexes were arrested, and a general investigation was at once instituted in ...

... jeweller's shop in Glasgow. Access wa. °burned from the shop next door, which had been entered by false keys. inflammatory Socialistic placards have been posted about Norwich 200 special constables are to be sworn in. The following is a copy of the placard: ...

... that a woman had tier arm brolo u. The Federal ho prolonged the minor state of siege over Berlin and I I mburg under the Socialist law 6 w another Joseph Sfatra.. formerly ono of the moot popular comic actor. of Vienna, let. died in a lunatic asylum, where ...

... and looting of the West End shops will find no difficulty in seeing through the thin veil which covers this threat. The Socialists will not be either inert or dumb in such a crisis. I hope the Government will not satisfy themselves by the mere issuing ...