... SOCIALISTS ON THEIR DEFEAT supporters of Mr Kennedy met in the Trades Ha!!— Rev. Charles Mackie, pr ...

... THE SOCIALISTS IN FRANCE M. MILLERAND EXPELLED. Pans, Tuesday night. 'Ili© Socialist Federation the Department the Seine, at special meeting held last night:, decreed, by majority erf 60 to 40, the exclusion from the party M. Millerand, Minister Commerce ...

... 123 97. The Socialists, however, contended that their amendment, declaring that the Government should abolish military law before asking men to join the Territorials, had received a preponderance of votes. they left the hail the Socialists sang The Red ...

... THE BELGIAN SOCIALISTS IMPENDING DISINTEGRATION. Brussels, Saturday. The Socialist party in Belgium is now going through crisis which eventually turn out to be very grave. the last few years two groups have como into existence ;on one hand, the Int ...

... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. Leipzig, Saturday. The Socialist Congress concludes its sitting to-diay. Several comrades were expelled for breaches confidence, and a resolution to the effect that all the members of the party should secede from the Lutheran Church ...

... including- especially the avowed Socialists. Until the Budget was produced tbe Socialists in Parliament were no means enthusiastic, or even reliable, adherents of the Government; but the Budget changed all that, the (Socialists themselves declaring that it ...

... SOCIALIST DUMPERS. A firm ciockmakers in who did a good trade in selling their clocks at the door the Congress Hall Stuttgart, sent out circular appealing to English Socialists buy their clocks. They made specialty clooks bearing the portraits of Socialist ...

... THE SOCIALIST CONFERENCE. BRITISH RECRIMINATIONS. TRADES UNIONS AND SOCIALISM. SPEECH BY MR RAMSAY MACDONALD. Stuttgart, Tuesday. To-day's sitting of the conference was practically monopolised mutua. recriminations the part the English .Socialist wingw ...

... THE SOCIALIST CAMP. MR BRAMLEY AND HIS SUPPORTERS. The of Fred. Bramley, the Socialist and Labour candidate, fooling thai, whatever .result the contest, they 1 no effort to achieve success, were in higo, spirits they mustered the Northern Friendly Society's ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE KING In the currant issae of Justice, a paper ■which has the The Organ of Social Democracy, art extraordinary leading article appear*. the article is a of King Edward in Cossack uniform trader the headings The King Coesack. Ruie ...

... SOCIALISTS AT WORK. THE UNEMPLOYED ACT IN OPERATION. The distress committee* set the Unemployed Act of 1905 have now had a complete year work, and it ha*, root been a very successful year, bear mind the money ex- and the value of the work done, saya the ...

... CLERICAL SOCIALISTS. Indignant surprise and reprobation ha* been expressed in many quarters (says the ' Globe ) that an organisation representing Church Socialists should have taken part the Trafalgar Square demonstration last Sunday afternoon. We can ...