... DISTURBING A MEETING. Three men were committed for trial Dundee to-day, charged with rioting during a socialist demonstration yesterday. DETERMINED SUICIDE. Mr. Edward Jelly, manager of the Midland Railway Company’s goods department) at Wolverhampton ...

... bearded by his own henchmon. The.new scheme, which in designed lo replace ell previous penal laws against Socialists, and propogatcrs of Socialistic opinions, includes amongst its provisions imprisonment for periods not exceeding the limit of three years ...

... which eflort might be copied their party in the future. He had read Sit Walter Foster’s speech, and it was teeming with socialist ideas. for the Rev. T. J. Lawrence, his utterances were entirely devoid of that Christian love and charity which ought to ...

... Belgium are again rifa, but are least premature. Tha stay of the General in Brussels is causing great indignation among the Socialists. THE LATE LORD BEACONSFIELD. Two wreaths primroses and immortelles respectlTOiv wore received at Hughonden on Good Friday ...

... the people are not enjoyed, that they are not enjoying the fruits the earth they are entitled to, then I say ouaht to bo socialists, and I for one would not be, in that sense, ashamed of tho term. We have had lately most important event taking pmcein London ...

... Crisis.” The chairman M. Norwood, M.P.) who presided, read th ment, which stated that the strike , a deliberately planned socialistic movement not only against the Docks but all branches of commercial community of the Metropolis. The Directors would listen ...

... PRACTICABLE SOCIALIST PROGRAMME. The President (Mrs. Bateson) will take the chair at 8 o’clock. , , , The Musical Programme will bo rendered by Members of the Liberal Musical Society. Admission Free. Members are cordially invited to introduce their friends ...

... time was hand when a distinctly new departure would have to made in favour socialism. As yet most of the people were not socialistic, simply because they had not been convinced of economic truths. The business of the was get rid of certain old and useless ...

... perplexed because the result of Government’s policy in Ireland had been to greatly improve the condition of the country, and Socialistic proposals, which Liberals were now making, would greatly embarrass them if they were by some accident pitched into office ...

... answered. Some socialists desired the improvement of society. Socialism waa » plan for the re-organization of ° cl ®ty. making over again the «P’« SXfesX” •E™ .‘f poor. lecturer then proceeded at some length them, and plans Socialists and of their failure ...

... art notices in the paper are longer signed • ...

... enable each do the best possible in life for himiy self and, tho country in which he lived, and to W. eh&hle-boys to bo socialists iu the right sense ; to hb'in short, go ...