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Irish News and Belfast Morning News

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... Chancellor. A SOCIALIST PAL A SOCIALIST failure is ant France. The municipality o the capital of Fyreni,es-Orie south of that country, deck', or three years ago, as a man eleetionv, to adopt a Sodalis The population of the to 35,000, and the Socialist th far ...

OUR LONDON LETTER

... the least remarkable feature •in connection with the proposed Trafalgar •Square demonstration is the activity of foreign Socialists resident is London. Most people would be inclined to think that the expatriated Germans, reesulationary Frenchmen. and Russian ...

of Engineers can only can up on ige one out of three workers. It bly well known that the Society

... maturity. r many years ago, at a timewithin mory of men still living, the a of trades' unionism were od as treasonable and socialistic almost universal acclaim of the d the platform. and were banned nly prolific of considerable evil, with any good, by an ...

EVICTION NEAR COOKSTOWN

... more remarkable, as Mr. Burns was the leader of the attack, with Mr. Cunninghame Graham, on the day which is marked in the Socialist Calendar M Bloody had fisaday.' b e thhka that liana; i. his skull swirly creaked, sad waved its smiths in prison. he has ...

BERLIN THREATENED WITH HUNGER TYPHUS

... BERLIN THREATENED WITH HUNGER TYPHUS. BERLIN', FRIDAY. At yesterday's sitting of the City Council, a Socialist member brought forward a motion requesting the municipal executive to introduce measures for the proper sanitation in the elementary schools ...

mite friMl erbis

... reforiller of Wales, is a fairly respectable gentleman; John Burns is rather an intelligent democrat, and the Fabians and the Socialists are not all rascals. Yet they influence public opinion in Great Britain, land elsewhere, and we have yet to learn that ...

THE IRISH NEWS AND BELFAST MORNING NEWS, MONDAY,

... POETS: William Morris, who has in all sincerity pledged himself to be a faultless artist at the same time as a militant Socialist, something AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH NEAR like a Leconte do Lisle and a Pierre Leroux ROSTREVOR. rolled into une, and Swinburae ...

TUE GERMAN mutt BILL

... Bill, which would give Parliament the power of fixing annually the peace establishment. THE BERLIN SOCIALIST CONGRESS. SARLIN, SATURDAY. The Socialist Congress at Berlin, which has been postponed this autumn owing to the prevalence of cholera on the Continent ...

♦ PATIKST, STURDY WORXIII

... them is friendly ; but some manufacturers are not particularly in favour of them, as they regard them as the importers of Socialistic ideas. Frequently the rfe t i e g r n workman is only employed rntil the native has succeeded in learning to imitate his ...

MR. GLADSTONE AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... disproved in the North of England. and has to be proved elsewhere. Mr. Chatubeelain in his interesting character of municipal socialist would do well to remember the fate of his promising, his very promising, pupil, Mr. Balk MIL. JUSTICE MATHEW. DUBLIN, MONDAT ...

FRANCE AND DAHOMEY

... the deepest interest owing to the attempt that is to be made to overthrow the Ministry. It is said that the Revolutioaary Socialists will get up a demonstration outside the Chamber. ...

FRANCE AND DAIIO3IEY.;

... THE TRAFALGAR SQUARE DEMONSTRATION. MEETING OF LONDON, SUNDAY. An adjourned meeting of delegates from the Radical clubs, Socialist organizations, trades unions, and friendly societies, in connection with the forthcoming demonstration in Trafalgar Square ...