... THE SOCIALISTS. The procession of the Lord Mayor's Show to-day was escorted by policemen and passed off in an orderly manner. Cavalry were posted in Trafalgar Square and at several points alone the route taken by the Show. A squadron of cavalry also followed ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. The Press Association states that no his been served on Dr. Aveling for tbe part be took in the demonstration in Dod•street last Sunday, bat in anticipation that be will be arrested next Sunday, be a endeavouring to complete certain literary ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. Ox Sunday morning the usual weekly meeting of the Socialists on the Lower-heath was addressed by Mr. H. H. Champion, one of the leaders of the Social Democratic Federation. Mr. Alfred Hicks presided. Mr. Champion, in discoursing on What ...

... something to be said strongly in favour of the Socialist programme, but even then the human race would probably deteriorate when all rivalry and competition were with- drawn. Yet there is muoh truth in the Socialist doctrines, and time will not allow it to ...

... SOCIALISTS. izatts, Oct. 14. to-day's sitting tbe German Parliament the debate on the Socialists Bill was nsanted at Claase 6, which prohibits the publication ol Socialist writing. Herr Richter, member of tite party, opposed amendment to the dense broeght ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. London, Thursday.— communication expressing sympathy and offers of pecuniary assistance have been received the Vigilance Committea of the Socialists’ League in London from various parts of the country. The Home Secre. tary has requested ...

... THE SOCIALIST North-East Lancashire Labour Nets. THE PAPER FOR LANCASHIRE WORKERS. EVERY FRIDAY. ONE PENNY. To be had of all newsagents or at the office of Jusr , 37A, Clerkenwell Green, London, E.C. ...

... SOCIALIST CO-OPERATIVE FEDERATION, LIMITED. 49, SOUTHAMPTON Row, LONDON, W.C. A REALLY SOCIALIST ENTERPRISE. SOUND GOODS AT FAIR PRICES. The Store has now been opened for the past six months, and requires only a little more support from Socialists (whether ...

... Socialists Mr. T. Powell presided di the Smiths. aseetiag m the Market-square Suaday =maim. at which Mr. J. Bland sad Mr. Lees were the speakers.—The Chairman said that the Radicals cad Tories were meetly the MO.. except that the Radicals won a mask.—la ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. • The Manchester Corporatiein and Mr. J. K. Hardie. YuLitnit4iru.l Friday. An important sequel deseleped I. eon. aeetiou with the preeemittee tit Mr. J. K. Hardie. of Old Cunmock, Ayrshiiii, and Smialists by the Manehester Parks Committee ...

... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE SENATE. DEMAND FOR REVISION OF THE CONSTITCTIOX. ißeut.f Telegrain Tans. Wednesday. The order of the day for to-morrow’a Kitting of the Chamber, published the - iHb tlazeite. inoludee by the (ioremmeiit it»» in of yesterday’s vote ...

... THE SOCIALISTS• Messrs. Godfrey and Greeu, on the Market-square, on Monday uigilt, urged the working dale to alists.m from voting. liut at a well attended and representative meeting of the local branch of the Social Democratic Federation, ttm polio of ...