... done—(hear, hear)—and the Socialiste would learn, when ruled by German troops, what freedom they had lost in the England they talked so much about. oL g Mr. R. Phillips {Conservative) scconded the amendment, and et e ~ Mr. Horn (Socialist) asked the House to ...

... MOTION Mr. Cyril Cox (Tonbridge) to mave: This House rogards all proposals to organise the industries of the ocountry upon a Socialistic basis ae cconomnically foolish and politically dangerous. ...

... speaker. What was to prevent a number on enthusiastic Socialists forming themselves into a community as an object-lesson? They should take a piece of land and prove that it was possible for a Socialistic community to exist by iteelf; that its people were ...

... causing me as Deluge. much discomfort as M=g. GoocH’s great victory in the neighbouring borough appears to have caused Radical-Socialists all over the country. And the worst of it is that, albeit fairly well endowed with the imaginative faculty, I can find no ...

... complimcntary to the Socialists. He said they made a great many fine utterances, but if asked what they were going to do they could not answer, \ Mr. Lumsdale (Cons:ervgxtivo) said that at present they had a Constitution, but if the Socialists oot into power ...

... importance to the ratepayens regarding the finances of the Borough was *hiding its light ’neath the bushel” of that jtem. The Socialists on the Ccuncil did not, however, intend. giving those they represent an opportunity cf becon}}ng cognisant of the real financial ...

... GREAT PUBLIC DEBATE On SOCIALISM, Between Rev. A, J. WALDRON ' (Vicar of Brixton) and Rev. CONRAD NOEL (Organiser, Church Socialist League), om TUESDAY, MARCH 31st, at 8 p.m. Mr. G. K. CHESTERTON expects to Preside, Admission 6d.; reserved seats 2s. 6d ...

... 30th, 1908, At 816 p.m. Victor Grayson, M.P,, On SOCIALISM. Ohairman - HARRY DUBERY. Selections of Music by the WANDSWORTH SOCIALIST BAND Tickets, Is., 6d., amd—s;,— from Secretary, W. A. Stevens, 147, Hlborough-street, Southfields. mZ7 ...

... they would not allcw such a thing to be. (“No, mo.”) The Bill by which it was proposed to do this evil was confiscatory, Socialistic, and of a rob-yourneighbour-as-much-as-you-can sort. (Applause.) Referring to Mr. Lloyd-George’s attitude towards the Bill ...

... in the hall laughing. He asked them not to, for they were the greatest monopolies of all—(roars of laughter)—and with the Socialists advocating the abolition of the marriage ties, 14 years for your wife. (Loud laughter and applause.) What did it all mean ...

... or perhaps only sleeping awhile, the Socialists are alive and kicking in the borough. Mz. Vic Tor GraysoN, M.P., addressed a g 3 meeting at Wandsworth Town Chimerical. Ha]] on Monday evening, and to do the Socialists justice I ) must congratulate them on ...

... 1,077, rver his two opponents Mr. H. Dubery (S»he) and Mr. J. A. E. Mulliner (Ind. Lib.). At the election ' in 1906 the Socialist candidate contested the same ward when he polled 854 votes. The falling off in his support was significant. For the vacancy ...