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... England c ieved. Nelly Neil is a shop-girl Socialist with a fascination of manner that draws to her side young men and maidens of Mayfair, all eager to enlist under her flag. Her creed is that to be a successful Socialist one must wear dresses that are simple ...
... default of battles proper they rushed to offer themselves as martyrs. The Socialists make plans, schemes, and systems. That alone condemns their work to sterility- 0 0 T f the Socialists had the leaven of Puritanism or any other fanatic re ligious force in ...
... COMMENT ...
... will of an eccentric gentleman named Koleman, who had quar relled with his relatives. The matter attracts attention as the Socialist leader is perpetually inveighing in his writings and speeches against those who acquire riches for which they do not work ...
... A Countess who has Joined the Socialists. The Motor Cure.-- There is no more' enthusiastic motorist in Europe than the Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy; no single day passes that she is not out in her car. Sometimes she undertakes long journeys, not ...
... AN INTERESTING PORTRAIT Of the Beautiful Socialistic Countess in her Beautiful Home LADY WARWICK IN THE DRAWING-ROOM OF WARWICK CASTLE We publish above a new and interesting portrait of Lady Warwick surrounded by her favourite dogs in a corner of the ...
... HE1R.EBITA1K.Y BEAUTY Tlhe Eldlesft if ft&ae ILoveE^ Socialist Cotairatess of Warwick. A NEW PORTRAIT STUDY OF LADY HELMSLEY The eldest daughter of Lord and Lady Warwick. Lady Helmsley, who is very popular in the shires, is a keen sportswoman, and during ...
... MISS IRENE ROOKE tk/ Another scene from Mr. Jerome K. Jerome's amusing farce at the Kingsway. This is the moment when the Socialist discovers that the lovely being with whom he has been philandering on the previous evening, '^,8^ and with whom he has fallen ...
... they lump to gether all Socialists, Bolsheviks, and subversives under the name of Radicals. I am not sure if they are so far out. Certain it is that the Liberals can be no more depended on to oppose the Socialists than the Socialists can be depended on to ...
... there is no Liberal candidate the Radicals will vote Socialist. They are more akin with the Socialists than with the Conservatives. Moreover, such arrangements give a pretext for the false Socialist cry of Bourgeoisie against Proletariat. I onservatives ...
... left in two halves, and in 1922 the Socialists came back 142 strong. By 1923 the three-party system was an established fact there were 258 Unionists, 152 Liberals, and 191 Socialists. The Liberals put the Socialists in power and the arrangement was so ...