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THE GUIOIISIVi_.• SATURDAY, 'JUNE 20, 1874

... Congress that soft lead bullets be as rigorously prohibited as explosive bullets, soft lead being almost equally explosive. The Socialist-Democrat papers of Berlin state that the police have prohibited the women and girls societies from holding public meetings ...

27.-CO-OPIRATION

... what A. C. ' wishes to be at, a :pedal and more limited application of the term used since at /east the days of Owen the socialist, by a large number of people called co-operators, who carry on their business in what. are generally called co-operative ...

Xnat and fistrict_lftwo

... hope the day is far distant when the common sense of English workmen will be so perverted as to believe that the German Socialist programme is the right thing to emancipate labour. The very mention of it is enough to make moat Englishmen Conservatives ...

OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

... procession has a German rather than an English air about it, and, in fact, there was a considerable admixture of the German Socialistic element in the torchlight procession of workmen to Trafalgar Square the other night. When trade is bad and many are out ...

THE JARROW GUARDIAN, April 25th, 1879

... industry, that Mr Burt is at war. In politics he is a very intelligent Radical, aid nothing more. He is actuated by no Socialistic or subversive passions, and if he gives the best portion of his legislative attention to the interests of his own class ...

CO-OPERATIVE CONFERENCE AT WALLSEN P

... further he says :— A very suitable subject to make the experiment with, would be a historical and critical survey of various socialistic and other endeavours which have been made for the amelioration of society and of industrial life. No subject could come ...

larrotu 711DA1 ZYNNINO, MAT 7TH, 1880

... smarting under two recent mortifications in his own case—the rejection of his Samoan Islands project and the election of a Socialist deputy for Hamburg by an overwhelming majority. Sore with these repulses, he may connect them in some way with the defeat ...

ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HEBBIJRN

... Washieg taker. in et i g je a b .Walib t a, .M.Rel BROWN, • -- • Clark to the Book TROILAB JUDD, 4Tipsonft Dried, 111.•ftled, socialist home. CONIFICTIONRIt, 8, Rotd, Bale Offices: 18 arid a., if •ft, ..,‘ oW !•r Turidelt Mho, 7 GAL 6. 6 pa l is. Id. 611, ...

NORTH SIDE NOTES. BY

... A enllAtA•4l? Thrit ho wnnM nroro MATI if he multi T to him mPlovtinn 'Mint tho TI P. i dinorimnitietl. there in still a Socialist section In 9 .nro it not for the Citocial;..t., flux npo• f o n. wn hart. flo w n 4 faith of the major position of ja ...

NORTH-FASTER \ RAILWAY

... best know the true facts of the case. Fancy anyone calling Thomas Wallace a Sectarian I One would as soon call Mr Rust a Socialist, of class Aid. Hantlyside with the 1.1.. P. Both Mr Wallace and Mr Scott have done capital work during the last three years ...

SOCIALIST ACITABON IN HUSS] A

... SOCIALIST ACITABON IN A. Tliot ikrtistuszittet following didinticli (tuns S. Pei etoolonig : The .eciel. police a thi• eily eiglity- , ix pee 111511116 bel.sigiisg ti, vion* , , noriety, including fens.de •I tide I .1 ill tlie inee.evdois oof the ...