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... THE SOCIALISTS. ON Saturday, at the Marylebone Police-court, Thomas Wardle, of Charlotte-street, Bedford-sqnare, was again before the court on a summons charging him with having, on the 24th July, wilfully caused an obstrfotion of the highway at the corner ...
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... THE SOCIALISTS. : COURT OF QUEENS BENCH TUz9DAY, Nov. 10. THE QUEEN V. THE JUSTICES OF MANCHESTER. Mr. CoBEnre applied to the Court for a cMr- tiorart-to remove a conviction by Messrs. Maude . and Walker, justices in _Manchester,:against a person named ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. APPLICATION AGAINST PUNCH! Mr, William Thompson, instructed by Mr. H. H. Richlrdson, appeared before Mr. Justice Denmanz on Saturday morning in order to make anu application for the committal of Mr. Burnand and Messrs. Bradbury, Evans ...
... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE POLICE. Lfb ZUL.ij'LO-i.0 I t4V - Sa ?? AT the West Ham Police-court, on Monday, Thomas auc Edward Wardle, twenty-three, cabinet maker, of rig! Charlotte-street, Bedford-Equare, the secretary of the ren Bloomsbury branch of the ...
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... THE SOCIALIST PROSECUTION. I COMMITTAL OF THE ACCUSED. Messrs. H. M. Hyndman, J. Burns, 11. 2r. Chrizfplon, and J: Willhavs were again brought up at Bow-street police-court, on Wednesday, charged on. summonses with maliciOuSlV and seditiously contriving ...
... THE SOCIALIST TRIALS -MR CHIAMBERLAIN IN THE WVITNESS- BOX. The trial of the London Socialists-.-Hyndman, Champion, Williams, and Burns-was resumaed yes- terday at the Old Bailey, before Mr Justice Cave. M~rJoseph Chambherlain, MB.., was called for the ...
... he wtne' s said that there were between 300 and 400 people h, coming out of the park at the time. There was one 'a man, a Socialist bleder he supposed, who had been a3 spealg, and he asked them to be quiet. They were qt. uiet utthe policemen ran at them ...
... you took steps on the Sunday to ascer. tain whatthe intentions of the Socialists were?- Yes. There were no special threats to interfere with the demonstration made by the Socialists on the Sun- day evening. At what time did you arrive in Trafalgar-square ...
... Thursday to Mr. Lushington, at the Thamnes Police- court, in connection with the proceedings which had been taken against the Socialists. He stated that last Sunday seven men were arrested for going to a place to perform what they considered a public right- ...
... greeted the Socialists with a rurining fire of gross epithets and personal insults. Upon one of the prisoners venturing to protest, be waH told iwith an oath that, if he did not hold his jaw, his head would be punched. The council of the Socialist Leagne ...