... system sya nst which th© Socialists were fighting. As tho Opposition of centre, ho thought that that party would b© ready parley, and would in the end agree all tho ©35001:31 points tho 8.11. Continuing his speech, the Socialist lender observed that from ...

... T. Harrington, M.P , GERMAN NAVY BILL, SOCIALIST LEADER'S VIEWS. ANTI-ENGLISH FEELING. S TELEGRAM.] Berlin, Saturday. The debate upon the Navy Bill was continued the Reichstag to-day. Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader, opposed the Bill. His party was ...

... Nary, frankly admitted tha* a war with Groat Britain would be great calamity. common consent the speech Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader, was the grand success of the debate. One correspondent describes it as masterpiece of Parliamentary oratory, being ...

... issue is not likely to take very acute form. Otherwise, some remarks might have been occasioned by the reverting our Socialistically disposed Colony back to 4 per cent, after having borrowed with fair success at 1 per cent less. hitch seems to have taken ...

... audience, and the affair was an all round success. The White Man's Burden.—This was the title of paper given a meeting of Socialists in St. James's Hall on Sunday evening by Mr. J. who contended that the only tliing3 sent cut to other countries a3 a means ...

... know as little as it cares about them. When you are a London County Councillor, and belong to the dominant, and practically Socialist, party, it is a little trying to find your own son associated with a business like companypromoting. This is the unpleasant ...

... increasing every week, and every shilling which a generous-hearted public can give is likely to be needed. By the way, the Socialists have not yet responded to our appeal to contribute to this Good Samaritan fund. £ s. d. Amount previously acknowledged ...

... had anything pleasant to aay about Kogland during tho debate the German Navy bill it Herr iicbel. is well known in English Socialist circles. In Germany is one the practical fkcialiste, whose ideas have long broken free from the traditions of the school ...

... audiences, who are certainly not pro-Boer their sympathies. . :0 Is it not little singular that the Hon. Philip Stanhope and the Socialists, who have nothing but ridicule and contumely for the Rind mine owners, should be supporting a millionaire like Kruger, who ...

... was killed aatl some were injured. yesterday's sitting of the Belgian Deputies there was violent altercation be tween the Socialists and some members the Right on the subject of the renewal the charter of the Banque National. Altar availing each other with ...

... Minister of Railways, Posts, and Telegraphs, and Professor Denis, a Socialist. At the opening of the sitting to- day, yesterday's incident led to an encounter between the Socialists and some members of the Right, who, after assailing each other with violent ...

... Liebaert, Minister of Railways, Posts, and Telegraphs and Professor Denis, a Socialist. At the opening of the sitting to-day yesterday's incident led to an encounter between the Socialists and some members of the Bight, who, after assailing each other witu violent ...