... defray the cost of sending more lighting men to the Transvaal. Though Naw Zeeland was Radical and Democratic, and termed by .Socialistic, there was the present emergency amount of Imperial patriotiem in the country which was unsurpassed in any part of her Majesty’s ...

... Prime Minister of the most intensely democratic otnuannity in the world, the camisimity which ilea gone farthest in even a Socialistic direction, and be strikes a note to which s section of English politicians would do well to respond when he declare. that ...

... -- wbo do , e totb. viva altar • brilliant career. n• was • wjer, • politician (but unsuccessful In his ), something of a Socialist, itranguil of al, though in the forewarn minks of reformism he was a keen He will be as unspeakable 1.. to tits Ds% Caresice ...

... thinking are the moat interesting reading in this' number of the Ciaaatte. A clergymen signing himself Socialist writes with reference to buna] fees, that ho has given up taking the burial fee altogether, and gives these three reasons for this setion ...

... on Friday received deputation of working men, and made a speech to them, exhorting workmen throughout the world to spurn Socialist and Anarchist doctrines. The health of His Holiness appeared to be excellent. On Friday, the London Sheriff's Court, the ...

... party. Dr. Clark, M.P., said at the same meeting that Liberals were anxious to co-operate with the Socialists, but a Mr. Booth remarked that Socialists were divided amongst themselves. The aim of the Conservative and Unionist party has ever been to pass ...

... Zululand, to my thinking are the most interesting reading in this number of the ** Garette.” A clergyman signing himself Socialist ” writes with reference to burial fees, that has given up taking the burial fee altogether, and gives these three reasons ...

... Then let him meet with heavy series of reverse* and fall Into a run of hail luck. What then would lie attitude of the Socialists and the Agrarians and tli« Farticularists, not restrained by self-government, but eager make a scapegoat of the essential ...

... are some of the official changes, wue feature of several of them being the long service of those who retired. Like a good socialist, the editor of the “Railway Review” is still engaged in telling railwaymen that the forthooming conference on Labour rep ...

... corrected The F-pc Fri.ky tereived a 'lmputation and made upeeoh to them, exhorting workmen throughout the world to »purn Socialist and doctrine*. ...

... 225 in 1897. The profits, including in- terest on shares, in 1898 was £7,104,458, against £P6,638,627 in 1897. Advanced Socialists tell us that the producers of the above profits, viz., the workers, were en- titled to the whole of the produced profits ...

... auibor. a tioguixhid Carol ridge man, “that the suhjfet d suicide in an uninviting one. But I the standpoint of a Christian Socialist. T 0 Li. suicide, ax •uniptom the nin and term, ing lienealh the surface society all u. 'ci . I* a subject which demand* ...