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... fortunately accompanied by circtius which indicate the desire of the preseat P ment of Spain to hold itself aloof from thee, Socialist and Irreconcilable party. SENOR MARGAIL was chosen President of the Coa Ministers instead of any of the more adr men whose ...
... gresstwortlssilph eesi mycs-. THE SALT UNION. C The SuitUnion workmese, wooeogsio ts:2~. eliroctionlof Mr. Chainpioss, the Socialist, atisl r. I'l Ihurst, M.P., bold amoetiug at Nortlswiels sn tal.1 y evening. The proceedings were private, bitt it i.. I ...
... POLITICAL OFFEND Iltjs. TILE SOCIALIST DEPUTIES. Pa:irs, Friciax (Reuter).-.Tli Gaul-asis 1i usenod flat thn tox is~eu 15o 1 otiger opposed to a partial 1 :oletinesty, comprising MM. Rucliufort and Dillon. The Socialist party lies decided to ecirry- ...
... collecting the fullest possible information on the subject of the actual position of the working classes in this country. Socialists held that Englishmen were creatures of circumstance; he, however, did not; believe they were anything of the kind. There ...
... remain. ing out, to be employed by the association. PAesLEY .-Wednesday.-A meeting of the Trades of Paisley eras held in the Socialist Hall, when 11r. Jacobs delivered a lecture, which was well received. At the suggestion of the lecturer, a comaittee was formed ...
... e facilities for the acquirem-nt by working men of their own houses. A Rochdale delegate characterised the proposal as Socialistic, and moved the previous question ; hut the resolution was carried by a large majority. The aubject of Fair Trade waa introduced ...
... the agriculturists were desirous to get rid of the bosuty system; that the Liberal party were Free Traders; and that the Socialists were determined to compel the Government to abolish the system. Tbe dele- ¢ates were of opinion that the recommendations ...
... remain. ing out, to be employed by the association. PAteLEY.-Wednesday.-A meeting of the Trades of Paisley was held in the Socialist Hlall, when Mr. Jacobs delivered a lecture, which was well received. At the suggestiou of the lecturer, a committee was formed ...
... remnairt. ing out, to be employed by the association. PAtsLrr.-Wednesday.-A meeting of the Trades of Paisley was held in the Socialist Hall, when Mr. Jacobs delivered a lecture, whict swas well received. At the suggestion of the lecturer, a committee was formed ...
... present at this meeting ; for the statements we allude to are given by them; not by some rascally Chartist,- or in- fidel Socialist , they are the evidence, of the tgreat masters engaged in the ?? great'. cotton itrade, as to the effects of their own ...
... of the test-questions at all Parlianentary ar-I municipal elec- tiona M~r. Smith said that at Barning thley had the only Socialist Town C'ouncil in he Cmiltry. That Council bad given all their emploves an eight hours day, and the same rnle was also izi ...
... this t meeting ; for the statements we allude to are given b by them; not by some 'rasoally Chartist, or 5 in- v fidel Socialist ; they are the evidence of the b great masters engaged in the great cotton S trade, as to the effects of their own blessed ...