... LENIN. Mr. Julius West, who was born in Russia, has written a pamphlet on “The Russian Revolution and British Democracy,” and this has been issued by the Fabian Society. It offers much information about some of the sections that help to make up the whole ...

... Interference In Russia. [To TEE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS.) 'ain,7--The parallel between the French Revolution of 1789 and the Russian Revolution now in progress is . very close. Each country has jumped from a despotic monarchy to a Republic. The reaction 'has been ...

... the local branch. of the Independent Labour Party held a meeting in Howard Park, on Sunday afternoon, to discuss the Russian Revolution. Mr. F. J. Osborn was in the chair, and the chief speaker was Mr. W. F. Moss. FIRES ON THE COMMON.—There have been several ...

... on Wednesday evening, at the Reading Room, Gernon Road, when Mr. F. Maddison gave an address on ‘“The Effect of the Russian Revolution on War Policy.” PROMENADE CONCERT.—The usual promenade concert was given in the Pixmore Hall last Sunday evening, at ...

... under the joint auspices of the U.D.C. and L1..P., was held at the Skittles Inn, on Wednesday, on ** The War and the Russian Revolution.” The chief speaker was Mr. E. D. Morel, National Secretary U.D.C. FIRE AT SOLLERSHOTT.— At 12-50 a.m. citizens were ...

... episode of Tho Red Circle, the management of the Cinema Chequer-street arranged for striking pictorial record of of Russian Revolution, which in a fow hours changed Russia from centuries-old di>*notism into a country of freedom, and. addition, a four-Dart ...

... ANNEXATIONS’ CRY. ably not soa Ww ‘No Annexations and 10 Indem- and t i has been loudly voiced by e& find that itself int Russian revolution’sts and eagerly by our Pacifists and other pro- authorities 3 a speious one which is apt system, 2 able people. There ...