... of learning. If elected, this should one Itie first questions that should have attention. Among bis own circle of friends—Socialist, Liberal, and Conservatives —he had been ptomised 3.000 votes if would try get this injustice removed. (Hear, hear.) The ...

... drawing-room reUh would lead universal war. giority that is detestable, and the reverso creditable *'- i '» .re;-| lamului, Socialist, complained tliat “‘oomplisbed musician Mr. fowen, who should 'wing waged without tho authority able dispense with prmluctiou ...

... consequent loss of grant—these are the mam point-, attack, and Radical sis and thewr comet-like “tail”' Independents and Socialists, are unaSKe to make any adequate reply. The opinion grow* that tue Denominationali-sts must win, if them no cross voting ...

... of the polling. The new School C»td for conaista of six Voluatorvi-st*. ciche and one Ind* pendent Trade I'nionist. the Socialist candidate (Mr. Georgw Gale) hav. been defeated the poll. The work of counting iho lutes cast Thursday l** Ran nine o'clock ...

... School Board was made known yesterday. There were sixteen candidates, nod tho unsuccessful candidate was Mr. George Gale (Socialist). In the School Board election Stockton Independent lady candidate: takes the place of Radical. The annual Yorkshire Poor ...

... amendment. Mr. GIBSON BOWLES said there would toon idea abroad that the Government was mad* Souls, Cecils, sycophants, and Socialists. (Laughter.) But. unlike the pelican which fed its young with its blood at. its own expense Lord Bali?bury, while feeding ...

... cause most hopeful. admitted that they bad had some reason de-pondent during the past five* -ia years, but added that though Socialist-* were nor always successful they could never lie defeated, for all progress was in their direction —Mr. Cale also addressed ...

... Ministries prior the present one seems to have been duo to tho inability of the Moderate Republicans to co-operato with tho Socialist wing of their party, and this overcome, as it has been by M, Waldeck-Rousseau, Franco should continue her course of prosperity ...

... existence a uatiou depended upon our 3uiproent in the arts of peace. Tbe expenditure on ucation represented the greatest socialistic movement of our time, but in bis opinion it tended not to danger, but the safety the tkate. As raeu and women read, fathered ...

... individual. the Socialist expect* t.» carry one of ideals destroying the other. ITie principle that infinitely helpful soriely o»n t«e produced '•vtfing a row of iH-iples ...

... relatives, there may arise unreasoning but strong demand to take other kinds property equally without payment. The growth of Socialist heresies has been slight in this country in comparison with that in countries where conscription the rule—public opinion ...

... (Primitive Methodist); 'Mr. Wallace, coal and iron exporter; Mr. Thomas amp Alder, chemist; Miss Mary Hancock Thompson. Socialist Air. Alexander Allan, merchant. Tito fifth School Hoard for the city of York will lie elected early in February. At there ...