... surrounded the Socialists and prevented them lp“:in. by me:nb-l of stone-throwing, beating tin trays, hooting, and blowing brass instruments. The Socialists persevered for nearly half an hour when the crowd rushed at them and some free :{hfing followed. This ...

... SOCIALISTS “ RAGGED.” Detalls have been disclosed of a series of *rags” st Cambridge, the victims having been members of the University Fabian Society or of the University Women's Suffrage Associa- Late one night .‘:lrty of Trinity Hall undergraduates ...

... SOCIETY SOCIALIST. The Hon. C. A. Lister, Lord Ribblesdale’s Socialist heir, paid a visit to the Trade Union Congress at Liverpool on Saturday, and won golden opinions from many of the most prominent members. Mr. Pete Curran said of him: “Mr. Lister’s ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE LORDS. Mr. Victor Grayson, M.P., speaking at West Hartlepool on Saturday said the people should sweep the Commons clean of capitalists and mim. They did not need to abolish the , who would die of inanition. They were toid the House ...

... THE SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON. ~ Under s dull sky, and in dawp and eomewhat misty November westher, the Socialists beld their demonstration on Sunday sfternoon in Trafalgarsquare, ostensibly on brhnl{ol the unemployw was an immense assewblage ...

... SOCIALIST CANDIDATE WITHDRAWN. An open-air meeting was held in the Marketplace at Selby on Saturday night when an address was given by Mr. Jno. Lindsley, of Newcastle-on- Tyne, the Socialist candidate for the Barkston Ash Division. There were frequent ...

... SOCIALISTS’ CONGRESS. WILD SCENES IN QUEBNS HALL. The fourth International Socialist Workers' ana Trade Unfon Congress orenod on Monday in the Queen's Hall, Langham-place, under the presideacy of Mr. Edward Cowey, chairman of the Trade Union Congress ...

... THE SOCIALIST PRINCESS. The “Socialist Princess” has become quite a notoriety since the recent Social Democratie (gmpat Breslau. She appeared at every meeting, dressed ina red silk blouse, and followed HI the debates with eager interest, although she ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE SOLDIERS. Can the War Office authorities take no steps (asks the London correspondent of the Manghes'er Courier) to prevent the quiet Socialistic propsgands which is being carried on among our soldiers? Some time since attention was ...

... SOCIALISTS AT STUTTGART. CThere wusnn exciting scene at the So‘(;(m‘li.; oD, at Stuttgart, owing to the attit o the gnglilh section. . The motion for the close of the debate in the evening was greeted by shouts of ‘* Where's our speaker?”’ from the ...

... THE SOCIALIST TRIAL. The trial of Henry Hyde Champion, John Burns, Henry Meyers Hyndman,and Jobn Edward Williams, for sedition, arising out of the West-end riots on the Bth of February, was commenced on Tuesday morning at the Central Crimiual Court, before ...

... THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS. The German Imperial Chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe, has communicated to the President of the Boiem- request from the Public Prosecutor that ing brought against i A ties ' mmwd;bmi?&hwfidh first | lw&hofiomqebm-'m&hwm in; dictment will ...