... question is up again. There is another fit of sham zeal among the well-to-do for the decent lodgment of the producing class. Lords and ladies and princes and princesses of the blood pretend to be quite eager in the matter. Even the Progressives of the London ...

... it is curious to read that Blatchford, a comparatively young man in the movement at the time of Morris's death, was once trying to persuade William Morris to come back into the movement. I congratulate Lady Warwick on her common-sense view of women ...

... CARLISLE.--Scotch street Cocoa Rooms. Branch Meetings every Monday at b p.m. E. Lowthian. 5ec.,3% Spencer street. COVES I RY.—The Lord Cocringrton. Radford road. Branch Meetings. Fridays,tl p.m. Opponents invited.—W. Smith, Sec., so. Queen Victoria _road. ICCEES ...

... confronted him in the working-class world, thus realising Reading in the People of the resignation of H. M. Hyndhow true is Lord Beaconsfield's saying, We have two man from the Executive of the S.D.F. in England, I wish nations in our midst, the rich and ...

... not printers will also come. Some of the most effective notions of the printing world have come from rank outsiders—a noble Lord Stanhope inventing the iron press ; an actor half inventing, half discovering lithography ; a Scots watchmaker inventing s ...

... saying that military service was contrary to Jesus's teachings. (Poor fellow, he had not read the sermon recently preached by Lord Roberts, or the Archbishop of Armagh's poem.) He was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. After doing them he again refused ...

... LATCHMERE ROAD, BATTERSEA, S.W.- Sunday, January 13, 8 p.m., Anti-War Meeting. Speakers —Mr. George Lansburv, Rev. William Morris, and Mr. John Burns, M.P., L.C.C. Chairman Councillor W. Matthews. P. H. TAYLOR, of 22. Bank Street. Church, has been appointed ...

... 225,000. CITY OF LONDON BRANCH OF THE INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY.—A lecture on William Morris will be given by Mr. J. W. Mackail (author of The Life of William Morris ), at Clifford's Inn, Fleet Street, on Tuesday, January 15, at 8 p.m. Admission free ...

... more about stocks and shares, and 'Change slang, than he does about either poetry or Socialism. Probably Lord Derby was no better judge of Morris's works or of the consistency of his career than this other Duffer, but it may be that future editions of ...

... Considering that Liebknecht in 1869 was guilty of a somewhat similar offence, while many other good Socialists—our own comrade Morris among the number—have from time to time despaired of the ballot, the crime would not seem beyond expiation on the part of ...

... CARLISLE.— Scotch street Cocoa Rooms. Branch Meetings every Monday at P.m. E. Lowthian, Sec., 39, Spencer street. COVENTRY.—The Lord Codrington, Radford road. Branch Meetings. 8 p.m. Opponents invited.—W. Smith, Sec., Queen Victoria KCLES.- 44 , Parrin lane ...

... profit through the exploitation of the rest of the people there must be poor people ; and so long as there are poor, as William Morris said, so long will they be poorly housed. Ministers of the Gospel may write about the slums, or preach against them with ...