... of Revelation. It is not necessary to endorse all Mr. Baxter's 1 views to measure the perils of the present 1 time. The socialistic propaganda er,tainst crowned heads is a terrible proof of the de• struetire elements which are at work in the lower strata ...

... hopeful features of the is the assertion of independence by all parties. Lord Salisbury not long ago said that we are all socialists meaning that all are in favour of social reforms, and the declaration of rode• pegdence which resounds from all quarters ...

... lived to see the day of his Proclamation ! While waiting in Brussels station, a youth of stunted intellect, inspired by socialistic pamphlet*, jumped on to the footboard of the train and fired right into the carriage at the Prince. Providentially his aim ...

... world ? Some mon call themselves Unionists, but the term is as indefinite as the term Socialists, for Lord Salisbury declared on a certain occasion that we are all Socialists now. The term Christian also covers a great army of men who differ on non-essentials ...

... aspires to be the representative of all sections of the Progressive pvrty in Woolwich—Liberals, Radicals. trades uuionista, Socialists, temperance men, and co-operators. His expenses were found by all couditions of men from the peer to the labourer. Mr. Crooks ...

... the land has passed into the hands of the occupier, the Irish tenant, like the French peasant proprietor, with whom the Socialist can make no headway, will settle down and will turn a deaf ear I to the blandishments of the agitator. These forecasts may ...

... Lands Clauses Act into operation, and pay heavy compensation for acquiring the necessary ground. Mr. Morrow—Let us become Socialists at once, and take all from Lord Antrim. (Laughter.) Mr. Caskey—That would be going too far. (Laughter.) Mr. Henry thought ...

... would be desirshle to uoderstano Ina relations with late employee, the her for South Belfast; the support bin tares gave the Socialist Labour madam. against the Unionist, Mir Dowel Dixon. it North Belfast; his scum in preventing sot settlement of the dillereimes ...

... lifeless, that the churches are unsocial. They tell us that it is the unsocial t'hriatians that are making the Christan Socialists, and so forth and men cry. Thomas like. How are we to know? My gnawer is, The test of truth is inward, not outward. It ...

... lanai The deputation did not sagest newest and so the Socialists ewe the Liberals aad put the name is 'withr new nor • question of teetke. If the Tarim adept the Socialist programme, the Socialists !maid be within their rights in supportiog the Tories ...

... predicted that the Socialists will soon have it all their own way. Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., has • quarrel with Liberalism, and some people may like to know what it is about. At • public meeting at Saßeasts, he spoke on democracy. The Socialists are DOW thirty ...

... aways ioterestins reading. Bombay. POLITIC. OT rt Toes. The day very rapidly opining when there will heavily two patio.. dm Socialist sad the sod- Labour Record. to Zululand. when the mnon Is at fall. obiects are distinctly ramble at a. great a dnisnor MUSS; ...