... agreed that new taxes were required for naval purposes and for old age. pensions. The Tories, under the leadership of the Socialist Blatchford, had done their utmost to create a naval scare, but the Prime Minister's words were absolutely true : Uur navy ...

... Labour Party; is fi ve other cases there are what may be termed unofficial Labour candidates; while is eleven instances Socialists are in the Toni coNsirrunacran—Liverpool (Walton) Preston, Merthyr. and Glasgow (Tradeeto:ktbe Liberal candidate has u light ...

... of documents relating to this case together with original letters which he bad received from tbe editors of some Swedish Socialist newspapers. He also put in a scent bottle and Kiass stopper which he said had been submitted to the Swedish explosive inspector ...

... liquor, and high incomes to the necessities of the poor. NONCONFORMISTS AND SOCIALISM. A meeting of the Nonconformist Anti- Socialist Union was held at their new oMces in London on Monday afternoon, when the Rey. G. Freeman. the secretary, made a statement ...

... ELECTIONS. Mr. Roblin, Premier of Manitoba, speaking at a commercial travellers' banquet, exlressed the fear that if the Socialists of Engand should dominate the Parliament of Great Britain there would be a change in the relations with the Colonies. He ...

... such principles anti such conduct upon the pan of his ,pponent. Mr, Leif had voted amongst those ha or b 3 Medical. and Socialists who, in spite of Mr. Asquith', and Mt. AlciVenne's pave words had shown themselves uniniudiul of this great nation's interests ...

... candidate and Unionist. The thrses cornered contest* between Liberal. Unionist, and Labour candidate (including independent Socialists) number sixty-two. MR. ASQUITH'S ADDRESS. LORDS' WANTON BREACH. Mr. Asquith's address to the electors of East Fifeshire ...

... complain of tee Budget so tar as se corm It affects arritial , nral landowners but I protest very s - rongly ageloet the Socialistic polloy wblob. sooordin4 to Mr. Loyd• George and Mr Winston Churchill: idiots voice■ are londre Shall those of any (Aber ...

... [ln the subjoined reuses Liberals are indicated by the letter L., Unionists by U.. Labour by Lab.. Nationalists by N.. and Socialists by Soc. An asterisk • denotes the pitting Member; • dagger t alter the figures show, a party gain.] SATURDAY'S POLLINGS ...

... HEADMASTER or ETON. Canon Lyttelton, headmaster of Eton, speaking at Windsor ..0 Saturday night. condemned Liberal finance as Socialistic. and said he would not have been there that night if Mr. Asquith had .at introduced Home Rule into the Liberal programme ...

... the subjoined returns Liberals are ins& eakul by the letter L., Unionists by U., Labour by Lab.. Nationalists by N.. and Socialists by Soc. An asterisk • depot*, the sitting Member• • dagger t after the figures &bows a party gain.] 1.. ELECTION RETURNS ...

... [ln the subjoined returns Liberals ar• rated by the letter L., Unionists by U.. Labour by Lab.. Nationalists by N., snd Socialists by Soc. An asterisk • denotes the sitting Member; • dagger t after the figures shows a party gain.] THURSDAY'S POLLING& ...