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SOCIALISM

... SOCIALISM Speaking on Sunday evening in the East End of London. Father Vaughan said were any Government to attempt to adopt the Socialistic creed, and to act upon its (•nets, the citizen would to man; ho would not free to choose his own occupation, would not be ...

ROWDY INTERRUPTION AT HEXTHORPE

... hoaritig on Tjrill Reform? (A Voice: Yw. only tell t truth —laughter.) was against the Budget because in first place it was Socialistic. Voice: “What’s wrong witli Socialism, then?”) Acxt was against it because dolled any on© to put hus finger on one line ...

NINETEEN UNIONISTS UNOPPOSED

... Burton Division of Staffordshire. The threecornered contests between Liberal, Labour, and Unionist candidates, including Socialists, number 62. There arc 16 constituencies in Ireland in which candidates representing rival Nationalist sections are in the ...

AT HORNSEA

... tim© in his lif® he appears Tariff Reformer. H© lias had to confess that has failed, and that choice must be made between Socialistic finance and a revisiooi of our fifeal system. Against Sir Seymour King t.h© RadioaJs are running Dr. Robert Askc. young ...

NOTES AND COMMENTS

... Confident of the success the Government in the elections, some of them have already selected for the vacancy a>piring Labour- Socialist known to be favourite with Mr. Asnuith and Mr. Lloyd-Georgo. It a case of cooliing the hare before has been caught. Mr. Chaplin ...

CHANCE

... close. This is the first time Morloy lias had the chance of voting the Labour ticket There a considerable sprinkling of Socialists in the division, particularly amongst tho railwaymen, who figure largely on the voters’ list. Hitherto men have voted Iladkz ...

The Horsp. op Loros and the Budget

... of when country sent them power. It is full of the most novel principles, and the Budget was introduced the beginning of Socialistic legislation. That i« Budget which think* ought ...

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED YESTERDAY

... THE EMIGRATION OF CAPITAL DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS. W. Barnard Faraday. LL.B. (Vacher and Sons. 4d.| WHY 1 AM NOT A SOCIALIST. By Robert L. Bremner. (J. Smith and Son. Glasgow. 3d.) SOUTH AFRICAN SPORTING SKETCHES. (Sooth African Handbooks. No ...

Sllic LEEDS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1910. SUMMARY THE NEWS. Continuing Ill's sonfs election speeches, Mr. ..

... humiliating position. They had obtained the services of an Atheist-Socialist work German scare, tliev had engaged a Anglicised Gorman, Mr. Kills Barker, whose name used to Elsbacher, work a Socialist scare, and their Tory Admiral. Lord Charles Blatchford—he meant ...

AND THE LORDS. A REDLY TO MR. BALFOUR

... towards the House of Lords, was suspected of doctrine of ransom, and ho (Mr. Ajqmth) was not sure was not even denounced a, » Socialist. Tt» Tory party those days were bashfuUy coquetting th what be oallcd Fair 'JVade. and almost a man embraced the faith of ...

IY. JANUARY If

... squabble in the Holmfirth Division. The Radicals and Socialists have unsheathed the sword against each other. Mr. H. X Wilson and his supporters are, say the least, in something of funk; for Socialists are making headway against them, and the meantime quietly ...