... the Editor of the DAILY SIB, —In the Labour Leader this week, speaking his initiated Socialist daily paper, to published Manchester, Mr. Ksir Hardin, M.P., says: In common with meet other people, I was considerably surprised full-page advertisement appeared ...

... OVERWORKED LABOUR MEMBERS. CHAIRMAN OF THE LABOUR PARTY SPEAKS OUT. Mr. J. R. M.P., writing the Labour Leader, throws an interesting side-light what expected of Labour Member of Parliament: Requests for meetings are now reaching rue. says, at the rate ...

... individual society or societies may have entered into. want eome into agreement with yon federated bodies. Ido not speak for London: bat I did speak for London. should say has acted pietureeqne phrase, and got in the bull's-eye! Bat not here for London, baton ...

... includes reference houp. Mr. A. Evans: agreed this Federation. {To b$ continued (o-nwrrots.) is FOB Continues His Good Stories. Speaking last night Bfshopegate Institute, Mr. Will Crooks, M.P., amused a large audience for over hour. had had a good many chairmen ...

... against speaking the strikers. One the men in department not affected by the shrike has this week received notice, the reason given being slackness, bat it obviously given because gave them to understand that when the firm's premises should speak whom ...

... such goodly proportion their numbers ? Does not the absence of that interest the part other three-fourths (his own figures) speak volumes against the election of representatives men who are such half -hearted supporters the Executive of their Union at a ...

... affected get this extension. , new departure has been made this year the methods of propaganda. has been found that outdoor speaking is efficacious, and every fine Wednesday at one o'clock a good crowd of City Clerks may 1m seen listening succession of speeches ...

... Colliery, proceeds deal, with the opening the j pit by the exploring party, which they accompanied the request of the workmen. Speaking of the finding of the bodies of the 3d workmen who had been employed the No. district, Messrs. Richards and Smith say: ...

... TRADE UNIONISTS BARRED. U PENALTY FOB MffiM A UNION. —ifc— The following copy Agreement speaks for itself :- s ~ AouF.EMEST made this day between GILL, of the London County Printing Works, -laM, W.C., and AGUEED between the parties aforesaid that (1) ...

... are taking full advantage the mild weather sad renovating the damage of the callous winter their homes. Mr. F. Stubfao, speaking ths Working Men's College, St. Fancies, showed Londoner the opportunities had of studying bird life. Richmond and Wan stead ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, LABOUR UNREST. «r. MACDMLft CAUSES AMD CUBE. Speaking at the Conference the National Free Church Council last the unrest the labour world, Mr. Bamsay M.P., laid down three propositions: First, that the unsettlement, far labour had ...

... large master; and, after exhaustive consideration of its purpose, resolution was carried favour of Mr. Eight Hoars Bill. Speaking to Mr. W. Mortimer, the local Secretary of the Union, Manchester Evening Chronicle representative was informed that there ...