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... South-East Ward, for the seat vacated by the retirement of Mr. Jeffries (H). the candidates being Messrs. Walter Crotch (Socialist and Conservative), J. W. Bowuson (C), and Stephen Hogg (R). The reaolu were follows North-East. Fryer 380 Howe 225 South-West ...
... £l6O per annum. return of the expense* of Bir William Coddington ami Sir Hornby. Conservatives, and Mr. Philip Snowden. Socialist candidate tbe recent Parliamentary election Blickbarn. was issued last evening. The Conservative return rhows tbe cost to ...
... for Unionist and Liberal in London municipal affairs—though' in certain districts the nominations included Independents, Socialists, and Labour men. There were about 3,000 candidates for the 1,362 seats. «■ According to the Press Association, the aggregate ...
... to nominate Mr. George Gale, grocer, Mount Preston, Socialist candidate ensuing School Board election. Tho proceedings, which were conducted in private, lasted about three hours. prominent Socialist, interviewed after the meeting, slated that the Independent ...
... interval will afford the Liberals the opportunity, if they chxee to avail themselves of it, of substituting Mr. Gale, the Socialist, for Mr. Holgate, the nominee of the Trades Council. Monster Battleshu* at Baebow.—There will bunched to-day from the yard ...
... British railway property lies the annexed area. Tho French Government suffered double defeat yesterday in Chamber of Deputies. Socialist deputy raised the question the extradition of Sipido, which declared was illegal, and moved resolution expressing regret ...
... Bourbons. Though still claims be the highest tirade of the Vita, loader Naples, Signor Cssale, has tried a fall with the Socialists and gone under ; and the poeeibility suggests itself that an organisation which has withstood the law and the police for ...
... Votes were then taken on the additional clause moved by M. Goujon, and also on an amendment brought forward by M. Sembat, Socialist, expressing regret at illegal delivery Sipido tho Belgian Government. The Goujon amendment was adopted 257 votes to 214. ...
... Fortunately, when one looks abroad in Europe it is iirqiossiblc not to note thatin France and Germany the extreme Radical and Socialist parties, which seem to be gradually making their way to power, are tbe most inclined to a policy of peace. In France it is ...
... and arrangement had l>wo the consututiou the Board would unpaged, but contest was caused the appearance ol nominee of the Socialist party. The ©loctcmonumbers nearly 67,000. Very little interest was take ♦lcolion, and the poll w«s >' ll ** prevailing opinion ...
... carry out the resolution. The result contest in the Sheffield School Board electron which was farced by a Socialist candidate is that the Socialist obtained a seat at expense of one of the Liberal candidates. Stormy weather prevailed in the North Sea yesterday ...
... Board should lie re-elected, power remaining with Church Conservative majority, but the Domination of Mr. Jonathan Taylor, Socialist, forced contest. The total poll was only 21 per cent, the electoiate. and the result was : Elkctbu- Dean Dolan (R.C.) 24 ...