... THE SOCIALIST ALBERT VICTOR GRAYSON (Socialist), 126, Granville-place,- . Ancoats, Manchester, journalist. Proposers and Seconders:—John ' Iredale Swallow and Harris Hoyle, Frederick Richard Swan and Harry Tinker, James Turner and Alfred Dutton. Thomas ...

... SOCIALISTS. A OF £lO,OOO. For two and a half bourn yesterday the Leeds City Council discussed the visit the King and Queen the city on the 7th July. Among the two leading parties there was absolute unanimity, but the extreme section of Labour party, following ...

... SOCIALIST. THE SEASON ON THE EAST COAST. the Editor Tho Yorkshire Post. Sir,—-In your East C'oaat Holiday Notes stated that Filey is silent and dewerted, which far from being torrcct. As old resident cf over 60 years, never remember many visitors in ...

... SOCIALIST. Riding. June 22. have been asked, like many others, to sub- -:jt the Hostel Leeds. I! ran an-wer tliat appeal, when I read in !'• Itu*. Echo. of last week, an account of a X- i ...

... SOCIALIST Gift for the . 48th Birmdgi POLICE CONCLUSIONS. LOYAL CROWD ILL A The German elections, 11?0':1 triumph for the Kaiser s = Colonial expansion, and % defeat of the Social Demodl lost-not less than 20 seats: fli The second ballots, Whjc“hsfi are ...

... SOCIALIST. « what his j«olitics aro .««••. brains to think, and :.iii «-f largo projKtrtion •\ inu.-i Is- source of continu;••!•., and the outcome of that t-» took «»ut the cause and 4.-.- more causes than one, but ,'viM-ral consensus—but a pre r« cause ...

... certain people and interview them. One of the men present, very young and very enthusiastic, had lately developed strong Socialistic views. Among other things he had joined the Fabians, and lest no af insisting upon the great principle of equality. King ...

... y of trade unionists and Socialiste. Sir William, who hod enthusiastic reception, said intended to deal with Socialism its economic aspects, it affected employment. did not wish say word against the motives of the Socialists, for these motives were and ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE EMPIRE. If those who stood fo- Socialism had their way, it meant that the Government of this great Empire, with its vast responsibilities, its immense civilisations, its great wealth, and its innumerable social sections was to be governed ...

... SOCIALIST CONGRESS IN GERMANY. ...

... CHURCH SOCIALISTS. LEAGUE TO RECONSTRUCT SOCIETY Morecambe yestercay a number of clergymen met, with the object of di£cussing the Church’s duty to encourage and support every effort that seeks to bring to the people a richer social and economic life, ...

... LABOURISTS AND SOCIALISTS. A BITTER ATTACK UPON THE LAI UR PARTY. When the Conference of the Social Democretic Federation was resumed, at Carlisle, two reaolutions down jn the name of the Marylebone Branch were etruok off the agenda in order to be moved ...