... and the recital of the manner in which the trio did marry the said sisters eventually—abandoning, however, the romantic Socialistic idea of the Susquehannah—how they became poets, settled dowp, and, earning their livings by their pens, made their way in ...

... Nicolaievna,his junior by one year, greatly upset him. He is worried beyond endurance by all that is going on around him. The Socialistic Propaganda, the financial embarrassments, the little tricks played by his august relatives—nay, even the steady progress ...

... very man who had performed a great feat in this respect (having contested a district for M.P. as a Radical, or, rather, Socialist), was now a Conservative, and took up with a picturesque paper (North London Echo) that had beat the record in turning - ...

... candidates, called upon a voter who had promised to vote for Mr. Fitt, and informed the voter that Mr. Fitt was ‘“in ” with the Socialist lot. To a thoughtful person this would not bave done much harm, but when thc_a voter happens to be a ‘‘ born woman,” the ...

... the Old Testament prophets was life as it existed to-day. He had little sympathy with merely idle agitators of an extreme socialistic type, but in all this he had come to the conclusion that there must be something wrong in the state of society for agitators ...

... right to do, for their own little spots to air their own little creeds after the same fashion. We are not surprised at the Socialists being elated at the unexpected concession mad: to them, or at the rowdyism that we hear is created around the lakes consequent ...

... lover of peace and quietness, he will soon back out again. With regard to the principle involved in band-playing, boating, Socialist and religious canting on the Sunday, we have nothing to say here, opinion on these points being pretty well divided. But ...

... 27 “ 11l fares the land, to hastening ills & pre)’;y,’ ('5 Where wealth accumulates and men de¢ Werefi‘ Mr. Nicoll, of the Socialist League, said ghey pf’cl‘i‘ often told, in their advocacy of Socialism, ¥ bfvofld 7 The men who had rendered most service ...

... Mayes Hall, Mayes-road, Wood Green. About 60 persors were present, including local representatives of the Ultra-Radical, Socialistic and anti-religious sections of society. Mr. J. A. Elliott occapied the chair and in the course of his remarks referred to ...

... HORNSEY SOCIALIST SOCIETY. On New Year's Day this society held a meeting, to which a number of friends were invited, for music and social intercourse, Mr. H. G. Chancellor briefly welcomed the company, and an excellent programme of musio and recitations ...

... HORNSEY SOCIALIST SOCIETY. The weekly lectures given uunder the anspices of tbis scciety nt the lecture-hall of the Opera House, Crouchend, were continued on Sanday, Mr. Rchard Steels being the lecturer, and bis sut ject “ Life in a Medieval City.” The ...

... HORNSEY SOCIALIST SOCIETY. “ Shelley—Poet and Reformer,” was the subj=ct of the lecture given on Sunday evening at the weekly meeting of the Hornsey Socialist Society in the lectore-hall, Crouch-end Opera House. Mr. Thomas Cantwell presided, and there ...