... Thades Union Congres mann; in conjunction with the Fabian Soaety, have issuod ivitatiow to the varncs cwoperative trade asd Socialist societies of the countery, sking them to take put in a joint conference on the hoag prblem, to be held at the Memorial Hall ...

... Opposition journalscriticize the intervention of M. Ribot, which they say resulted in retaining for the Cabinet the votes of the Socialists, who appeared inclined to abandon the Government, and thus saved the Cabinet. The Gailois says that the Pro- gressists propose ...

... AQUARIM. S5D. Fe. LANCAtSHIRE DISTRICT- FEDERATION. GREAT SOCIALIST DE.MONSTRATION, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ABOVE ORGANIZATION, AUGMENTED BY BRANCHES OF THE LL.P., CLARION CYCLING CLUB, SOCIALIST SOCIETIES, AND MEMBERS OF T'Of GENERAL LABOURERS' UNION ...

... one composed in the main of Radicals and Socialists. The other parties have in comparison no inkling of Par- liamentary tactics as they must be practised in the Chamber to be successfnl. The Radicals and Socialists have no rivals at wvrecking a Cabinet they ...

... room. for letter, bat ?? to notice that you agree with as as to the neeeosity for the fladicals, Demeerab, Labour men anti Socialiste uniting in a party of their own for common eauis. T. F. If. (Loigsighit).-Send to the Amnerioan Legation, 123, Viktoria-street ...

... D. F. LANCASHI-R-E DISTRICT * FEDERATION1. GItE A T SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ABOVE ORGANIZATION16, AUGMENTED BY BrANCHIES OF THE ILL.P.9 CLARION CYCLING CLUB, SOCIALIST SOCIETIES, AND MEMBERIS OF THlE GENERAL LABOURERS' UNIONL ...

... who ask for -lil vote while not forgetting his political opinions is also mindful Pf the fact that he is a ratepayer. The Socialists who have long beenll l a majority in the Paris Municipal Couficil have been wise eilougll not to overlook this truth. They ...

... :-Seven Republicans, including six former members and one new one; ten Radicals (re-elected); one Radical Socialist (re-elected) ; fifteen Socialists (re-elected); eight Nationalists (new); eight Conservatives (re-elected); one Rallied Repub- lican (re-elected) ...

... indistinguishable from true Toryism. As Sir William Harcourt has said, we are all Socialists now. Unfortunately, it has yet to unlearn most of its early impetuosity. The early Socialists looked on Socialism as a short cut to the Millennium. Therein they resembled ...

... quarter of ail hour. Amid the indescribable tumult, tics calling on General de Galliffet to resign. rose above the roar. 'r)he Socialists, leaving their seats, grouped themselves with the Extrelile Left and bawled the Marseillaise. The Oppositioti, not to ...

... has been announced as follows :-Catholics, 85; Christian Democrats, 1; Liberals and Rtidicals, 33; Socialists, 33. Brussels has returned 5 Socialists, 2 Progressists, 8 Catholics, and 3 Liberals to the Chamber; and 2 Liberals, 2 Progressists, and 5 Catholics ...

... -Y0el appiear to he hardly treated. Dr3 ICocAT (Oron).-Very niany thanks. NORMAN Muassey (ilontr-eal).-Tlhc Radicals and Socialists' of this country are laughing a-t the ridicuissis fuse ibade by somet of the Canadiants about the Sossth African War, wchich ...