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... selecting their next candidate. As a reward for the Morris success in Galway, Lord Morris's peerage—a onelife peerage, like the late Lord Russell, of Killowen's—was made hereditary. Considering that the old lord was then seventy-three years ...
... l'rice 2s. net. Four Precursors of Henry George AND TB SINGLE TAX; 4 THE LAND GOSPEL ACCORDING TO WINSTANLEY THE DIGGER. By J. MORRIS+ DAVIDSON, (or To, MI 'Firm rti.) airristor-at-Lsw. Author of The Annals of Toll, ' The Goepel of tau Poor,' 'The Oil Order ...
... life; and more strongly perhaps by Morris than the rest, from his own greater wealth and more aristocratic temper. Yet Canon Dixon, in mentioning this book as the first which seemed to him greatly to influence Morris, pronounces it. after nearly half a ...
... William Morris, temperance, the dock strike of 1889. Nottingham, cricket, and half a dozen other topics, ending in a playful exhibition of his style as a boxer. If any reader, by the way, happens to possess useless or duplicate oopies of William Morris's old ...
... AT the Walthamstow Public Libraw on Saturday Mr. Holman Hunt, unveiled a statue of the late William Morris, Socialist, artist, and poet. William Morris was born at Walthamstow in 183-1, and it was to commemorate his associations with that place that the ...
... himself. ON Monday, our Prince went to visit Lord Farquhar, of Chartered Company notoriety. I wAs mimicking Belle the other day, and mhe told me to stop making a fool of myself. A SPANISH proverb says: Lord, deliver me from my friends; I can deal with ...
... For and Against. The following Liberals voted for the l i L. and N.-W. Bill, which was rejected by the House : —Lord Edmond Fitzmatirice, Sir Edward Grey (Berwick', Right Hon. Sir Arthur D. Hayter, Right Hon. Sir Hugh Kay-Shuttleworth. Si- .James Kitson ...
... Romola. Ilia largest cheque ever given to an English author is £20.000. received by Lord Macaulay for his History. The most expensive single volume lately issued is Morrie's Chaucer, published at 00. The highest price given for a first edition is 545 guineas ...
... Devonshire are at Osborne, settling the Queen's Speech. • • • Nothing has occurred in these latter years—not even William Morris's death —to matoh in importance the cessation of Wilhelm Liebkneoht's long and noble life. International Socialism has lost ...
... Imperialism is the paramount issue, and he loathes it. WHAT ho! Chamberlain. King Henry IV., part 1, act ii., scene 1. THE late Lord Bute said he would rather marry a Howard than a Guelph. Now that the elections are over, acme had news k allowed to get through ...
... The Childhood of Religions, etc., has just presented over 100 volumes of select modern literature to the library of William Morris, Labour Church, Leek, for which the metnbera are becomingly grateful. I see that Mr. Clodd has just attained hill sixtieth ...
... members formed up in procession, and marched to the House of Lords. I have never had the least sympathy with the cry of Down with the House of Lords,•' nor have I ever understood why William Morris thought the place would make •an excellent dungheap. It ...