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... Musicians' Union, &c' So, according to the Bristol Socialists. we are all bad. But what I want to know is is ?? long has the l Socialist been connected with the worker? When I was a boy no self-respecting Socialist ever worked, or z even thought of doing so; ...
... the pure socialist, is also, like the farmer, an admirer of feminine charms, so that after a harum-scarum scene in an inn at night-which would take too long to narrate in in detail-the wideawake cocotte contrives to make the socialist candidate undress ...
... question, when the dialogue takes place, is no longer a Socialist but a Fenian, then I reply that so near the sad of the play as, I believe, the last act, he is referred to as William itlaguire, the Socialist. Rowever, I readily acquit Mr rettitt of any desire ...
... Thursday; and to-night (Saturday), The in Lady of Ltons will be produced. One-act sketches e, ntitled Comrplications and A Socialist, have been Aplayed as curtain-raisers on alternate evenings. The C. company includes Mr Arthur Bearne, who has appeared ...
... This young man, a Christian a Socialist, has adopted the cause of the workpeople,t who look to him as their great hope and future i liberator. Jean Roule regards him with mis-l trust, however, suspecting that his Socialistic pro- i fessions merely mask ...
... should be in aid of a fund for the benefit of distressed dramatic critics, and particularly of those who wit- nessed the Socialists' performance of Our Boys. This is the second performance by amateurs of Byron's celebrated comedy which we have had to ...
... between rise husband and the brother; the latter is accidentally wounded by a knife. The former runs for assistance ; a socialist, named William hIaguire, who is at enmity with John Denby, murders him ; and when Walter Lee returns, Philip Radley accuses ...
... snupptorting as Kate Denby, i the gencral succe~s resulting is not a matter for surprise. I As a represeattativa of the Socialist, Maguiro, M1r Geo. P Wcston ntmistakably scores. Equally deserving of b eaedit is M1r William Cuthbert, who amusinagly deaicti ...
... small role of Collins an S1portanit feature, and excellently stage-managed the MlerO Mr J. V. Fitzpatrick as the irate socialistic 9Rlte De Chevrelle, played with much vigour. Kate 'tsoholPc was a well-acted character by Mrs Drew hlontosh and Mliss Elsie ...
... Walden, the noble earl's family seat in Hertfordshire, where they intend passing the honeymoon FRANCE. The triumph of the Socialist candidate, M. Sue, was on Tuesday placed beyond doubt. M. Sure obtained 125,352 votes, and D0. Leclerc 117,177, including ...
... a manner that he has never realised C how much he is indebted to her clear head and generous b heart. The vicar holds Socialistic views, and is a hard a hitter in the pulpit. Eugene Marjoribanks, a poet and a sl dreamer, sometimes vastly older than his ...
... Ravean ?? FRANCE ?? REYNOLD ?? ISAAC ?? Mdlle. SLLYl,Y To wind up the evening more excitingly, we were given a little socialistical-nay, anarchical, tragedy, in the course of which the army is treated so disrespect. fully, and Labour abuses Capital in ...