... was a motion in favour of the continuance of the present compromise system of religious teaching, which was carried. The Socialist party moved an amendment in favour of secular education, but lost by 60 to 20. A resolution from the same quarter in favour ...

... one of them. Mr. Stephens bee ohm done good things, but be bee hie best for the Arms and the Man. The house was full of Socialists and deb. Stepniak beamed on the house from the stage boxes, and Mr. and Mrs. Webb were in a box on the grand tier. Graben ...

... * * The strangest case I have yet heard of in this connection, is that of a trades union official, who calls himself a Socialist and I.L.P. man, but who refuses to work with the local I.L.P. because some members of the branch are not also members of ...

... their own men to dO their own work. Mr. Caine smilingly ad. mitted that that was so, but said the question referred to Socialists who demanded reforms from Parliament as at present constituted. We did not stay to argue the matter, especially as the Leader ...

... lecturer was heartily cheered on making the statement that he had joined the I.LP., and was perfectly in accord with the socialistic programme of the party. Yea, verily ! we shall arrive ! Two of the learned professions, viz.: law and physic, are now r ...

... agitation of the century. Socialists and all other agitators can learn much about the right methods from a study of the early Temperance movement. I suppose during these 60 years 30 millions of temperance meetings have been held. Socialists, in looking to Parliament ...

... from Rochdale to Preston, and here, instead of the C. 0.5., we find the Primrose League making sport for the Philistine (Socialist). Winding up a musical evening' the other night they sang No Surrender in a very enthusiastic manner, and the audience ...

... the audience listened to the speeches made with great attention. The chairman opened the meeting with a plain, unvarnished Socialist -peech, which was well received. A resolution pledging the meeting to the formation of a :teenwich branch of the was mov-d ...

... strange, sir, that the wages of shame are ten times higher than the wages of honest work sometimes. I stand listening to the Socialists as they tell of a time when everybody shall work for a living, and when there shall be honest work for every one, and, if ...

... 10 Lights and Shades of London Life. THERE'S thunder in the air, boys We Britons know that the Socialist party of Germany are making great progress, and must surely break down the military despotism that governs them. We hear a lot about the enormous ...

... CARTOON • . k • 4 • •is • - / . • - ♦ - 14 - r _ • _ THE SOCIALIST SOWER. ...

... morning, to Hobson, 4 Beauchamp Street, (*or lin: At. the last quarterly meeting of the Edinburgh Branch of the Scottish Socialist Federatioe, held in 6 Lothian Street, the secretary reported the branch au; being in a highly protqwrous condition. There ...