... form eccfesiasticiMU, of which he was heartily sick. (3) Growing tendency lawlessness. Socialism, was it not ? They were Socialists because they believed in lire Sermon lire Mount, but the present-day Socialism began on the outside of men, and tried to ...

... School Board election, Mr. Fielding that he had received more individual votes than any other candidate. Mr. White (Croydon Socialists’Society), Mr. Salmon (Baker’s Union),and others followed. Mr. Gascoigne also spoke, and referring the need Parliamentary ...

... believe to good authority that the promoters of the Pleasant Sunday Afternoons at the Drill Hall have decided to adopt more Socialistic line.and invite their platform speakers of known “Collectivist”views. As one who lias taken good deal of interest in the ...

... estimable paper I beg U, «y Hut member of the PVumntgßnday Aftern ...

... henceforward be run on more Socialistic lines. Mr. Marples wishes to keep “ the platform wide the needs of those who conic to litnr,” and the significant fact the trusted leaders the woiking classes are almost without exception Socialists, a more or less pronounced ...

... that was a perfectly reconcileable position that a man should i be a Christian and a socialist. A certain speaker had classed atheists, infidels, anarchists, and socialists together, but the definition was absind one. He was not an anarchist, hut simply a ...

... is to another. They differ only tlicir tactics. ’ (tlie lecturer) doubted whether Socialists would Ire pleaded with the Anarchists for claiming relationship. Socialists were, a perfectly legal way, endeavouring Pi bring about fundamental alteration in ...

... good deal of mirth. Mr. Ratten read a letter from Miss Chanington, who wrote that while she had sympathy with those women. Socialists, ami others, who were always pushing forward for the take notoriety, yet she felt that women were doing useful quiet woik ...

... CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST. The Rev. 11. K. Tltchniamli, M.A., was his best at the Drill Hall, last Sunday. His siihjeet was The Creed a Christian Socialist,’' and his audience the largest that has met lie weekly meetings this society. Chiisiian Socialists. Mr. ...

... Hewts nng man, however, and lie could not wait for tbe inmenwnt turi.ii.g llie Liberal Parly into Sncialial*. lb* In* ■ Socialist, willi In* object of trying tv* convert Liber d and T. wking men Socialism. It ■ quicker metlrml cm.vrrtmg a working man ...

... they uß'cmblcd together to sing and pray. Alexander First loved the Mundists, but the present Empcior looks upon them as Socialists and Anarcliist«, consequently, they are treated the Authorities with severity, and many are being banished Trans-Caucasia ...

... that brought disgrace up.m the name by using for their own sellidi ends and be once wished disassociate himself from them. Socialists were endeavouring act the part of bmlliers to those around them, helping them in all |M>s.sihle ways to iai.se themselves ...