... many of the tradesmen of the district, who seemed to prefer “setting about” the good things of this life to fighting the Socialists in Queen’s-square. One of the company, who suggested that the Doctor ought to go in for the County Council was sat upon ...

... constituency. (Hear, hear.) There had been in Ireland a large amount of legislation, which was nothing more nor less than Socialistic ; that was shifting the Eapital and the power and the land of the country, from one class to another. He believed there ...

... Holland, who has ?;‘,'nefl' since her husband’s death to entertain eve soli:fl ber of the Dutch Chambers, except the of VO Socialist, at dinner, starts this week on & Dl'% pedf to her father at Arolsen. From there she Paefi with her daughter, Queen Wilhelmina ...

... Aveling lectures next Sunday morning at the Central Finsbury Radical Club, Goswell-road, on the recent Congress of the Labour Socialist Party at Brussels. In a match played between the City-road Cricket Club and the Asplin Cricket Club at Harringay, on Saturday ...

... AND OTHERWISE. Petty larceny.—Stealing a glance. “Let us pass a bill to give everything to every= body,” says a Russian Socialist. If you want to know what unspeakable anguish is, step on a stutterer’s corn. Said aboy to a lecturer: “You’d make 2 good ...

... dull play which was given the other night at the Court Theatre, by bis express orders, because it was full of hits at the Socialists and their theories and aspirations. The Emperor’s applause was the more remarked because the piece was received in utter ...

... fall in the death-rate—The parachute catastrophe. A crack Dbilliard-player—The leopard who never changes his spots. WHERE Socialists may expect to get their deserts —At the World’s End. Tue Agricultural Show—The Congress of Rural Representatives. SHOULD ...

... Hall was, in some ways, the most remarkable of London meetings. There was a litile op:osition, mainly from a small bedy of Socialists, who wished to move an amendment declaring that veace was impossible until the present political order had been changed: ...

... at the opening it warmed up wonderfully. A touch of huniour was given to the meeting by a protest at the end from n local Socialist who thought it wrong that votes of thanks should be given to the gpeakers on behalf of peace. Mr. H. M, Stanley, who was ...

... can be obtained fron the lists of delegates which are being publisheq in War Against War, (Qa,.- servatives, Liberals, Socialists, and Labour wiij all be represented. No shade of political cpinion op religious belief which has any claim to malke itsclf ...

... meeting was one of Radicals, Liberals, Conservatives, Liberal Unionists, and as Sir William Harcourt had said, “ all were Socialists,” in the eense that they were all soeiable, and were one united body. (Hear, hear.) Church aud Nonconformity were thoroughly ...

... Dean of Ely, is the subject of an article in Great Thoughts, by Raymend Blathwayt. Dr. Stubbs is well known as a Christian Socialist, and, in the course of an intervicew, Mr. Blathwayt asked the Dean: “How do you define the Sccialism of the present day ...