... play, and that I is represented as a sort of precursor of these amiable political enthusiasts called Red Republicans and Socialists. The Gover: - ment is in great mi:{.- to what it shouid do—for,on tii~ one hand, it is probable that the Parisian pablie ...

... which he formed par: bas been already dissolved. This trial has been sufficient 10 ;rove the utter worthlessness of the socialist theory.” ¢ A most dari .n—;tu-up'-nln“p-p—‘o ‘mwepmo:'JSL ean, at Bordeasux. A youth enly 15 years of age was seen by some ...

... Germany for having appropriated these provinces. He remarked also that the | Ultramontane party in both countries, and the Socialists of France were constantly agitating this ‘ gnestion with a view of briugingl about at mo | distant date another war, in ...

... negligence. The only question, therefore, was one of damages. The jury awarded 2,100 dols. damages. 1 Coxsriracy IIN Berorane.—A Socialist oou:r'noy' has been discovered at Belgrade. It was joined by & great number of the students at the Theological Semi- ‘Pmmm ...

... vice-chairman of the Educaiion Committee and president of the Coventry Co-operative Society. Mr. Frank Bates will be the Socialist candidate. In Hearsall Ward, where Mr. Player (L) will not seek re-election, Mr. O. Flinn will be the Liberal nominee, and ...

... (C.) will again seek re-election, and his opponent will be Mr. A. C. Bannington, Socialist, who has sat in the Council. No Liberal is yet in the field. Mr. Poole (Socialist) will again contest Harnall Ward. He may not be opposed. In Radford Ward there is ...

... nearly every ward in the city. (Applause). The only remaining points of doubt were All Saints’ Ward, where there was' a Socialist and a Conservative; St. Mary’s Wazrd, and Bablake Ward. For these last two the Liberal Party were at present without a definite ...

... Foleshill, Hillfields, and Hearsall. In seven wards, there are a Liberal and a Conservative nominee only ; but in two there are Socialists ; cornered fights are ina couple of wards. e ...

... THE - COVENTRY GRAPHIC. CHVURGCH .SOCLALJIST LEAGUE. Clergymen's Plain Speaking. The local branch of the Church' Socialist League held a demonstration in the Corn Exchange on Sunday evening, when a large attendance heard eloquent addresses from the Rev ...

... type of hat a month, are booked up to produce 15,000 dozen a month. The REV. F. LEWIS DONALDSON, who spoke at the Church Socialist League meeting on Sunday evening, which is reported on page 18. 3DI s = s B s Aaaiii i aanannss «3‘§‘§ o \‘\*\§\s»§§\\s§ ...

... disestablishment, shorter hours = for wage-earners whether they wanted them or not, employers’ liatility, and minimum wages—socialistic proposals for levelling all classes and making all things common. They could not do better than learn the common sense and ...

... preceding years. There were three chairmen at a concert and dance held in London, on Monday night, * to celebrate the union of Socialist forces,” Lady Warwick, Mr. Vietor Grayson, and Mr. Harry Quelch. Lady Warwick remarked that she was able to say that she ...