... ANTI-SOCIALIST UNION, A Uric mectiiif held lest Dear the Att.e life Batin, connect •on with AnU- So. uUist oppoee the candidaMre Mr. Pointer, the Socialut candadaU'. Mr. A. K. Wood, who preeidcd. hi« r- that the »o-cali«d Labour Party bad talk'd fulbl ...

... 11l Mannered Socialists. CViOfcderSN* interruption erperienoad U. > ar.ti Socialist maetinc held the end Sham a Lane * . . . Mr T. Hawthorne, who pr.«ided. declared that equality wat nature. It ea« only * i hie before the law , . Mr, K, Lindsay Foake* ...

... nrunng Liberal Preaumabiy. tin- liberal- repudiated tier leader* owing lo the fact that a .Socialist candidate also the brdd They want a aeat for the Socialist, and to carry Mr Horn, r at the same time- The outv of the onaervatuos i« clear Thee aboukJ ...

... Now I Layin* down active political work a* far can. “Vour resignation does not indicate that you are out of sympathy with Socialistic tendencies in the Ribersi Party*” ‘lt is in no sense du* to that. views about Socialism are known, and if all the Liberal ...

... Merthyr Tydvil. Northampton at the previous contest the Liberala, who retained loth neats, ware opposed two and a like number Socialist.-, but to-day the Utter Party is not repreaeated. Southampton remained faithful the Governinent in January by plurality ...

... Football -Association and existed about 2S years In three .. * * • • • the Flavor* and the threatened general wiwn they had Socialistic shadow overhanging the the l mon and the Uod. it was for sportsmen combine pis vers Right up to t.ne last moment i . . uu ...

... and two ■oae—Edgsr and Arthur Tlie remaining partners in the bus-- arc bis brothers Mr. Walter Tandy and Mi. Herbert ANTI-SOCIALIST UNION. ...