... leaving the resources of thecountry undeveloped. Mr. Green (London), the mover of the resolution, said they wanted the English Socialists to be thoroughly in line with their Continental brethren. ...

... PARK-LANE, &7& 8 C ENTEN ARY-ST, 1 «W« ffacrj* fcb«» FVft» T,iV»r«.nO fl'Tto (v.*ttt IH 7 ' . Est. 1866. HOWELL & CO., gLINDS. Socialists in WINDOW BLINDS. 100, ALBION ST., LEEDS. ...

... gain ground tbat His Royal Highness proceeded on June 22nd to Vienna, where, after consultation by distinguished throat socialists, a cancerous growth was discovered in the throat, and at the roots of the tongue. The evil was far too deeply rooted, it ...

... Workmen's Compensation Act to all sections of labour. It was decided to send Mr. Curran and Mr. Thome to the International Socialists' Trade Union Congress, to be held in Paris in August, and it was also agreed to bring forward, as recommended by the British ...

... On the new Board there will be six Undenomdnationalists, four Churchmen, three Roman Catholics, one Independent, and one Socialist. The Technical Instruction Committer of the West Riding County Council are earnestly prosecuting their work. The Board of ...

... is concerned, it is a fad yet. Socialism was a fad a few years ago ; on the authority of Sir William Harcourt we are all Socialists now. In every department of life the fad is potent for good or for evil, for wisdom or for folly. It is at once the anvil ...

... eventually this offer was accepted. The First of May Celebration Committee, comprising representatives of trades unions, socialist, and other labour organisations, have completed the arrangements for celebrating May Day with a grand festival at the Crystal ...

... St. Barnabas', and chaplain of Christ Church. In his London years he has beei prominently identified with the Christian Socialist movement. Over a decade ago he founded the well-known Shuttleworth Club for men and women. He has 'written various hymns ...

... over the local contests. The principal feature about the elections, from the Progressive standpoint, is to sec how the Socialists and the Liberals have worked together again. The net result is a loss of two seats to the Tories— one in the Allerton Ward ...

... the party will take place, and it is questionable whether the seat could be held even with the assistance of the Irish and Socialist parties. The position of the Leeds Trades Council is somewhat bewildering to an outsider. Early in the year the Council ...

... the Prince's donations are not by any means confined to any particular district. Herr Liebknecht. the well-known German Socialist, who has just died, was born at Giessen. He received an excellent University education at Berlin, ar.d in long years of stress ...

... trading 1H a In to frouj w tne ratepayers. A letter was Ba ] s Ewing Mathieson stating that the ° adva need advocates of Socialistic 0 fr 'ew W ° U * d be admitted, and evidence against V i,lio «, but Wa9 aousht - He had a strong adverse 1(i waa not opinions ...