... training, and I instinct, and a very good lecturer. He a rather remarkable aeries of facts 1 Z eth il;ret in favour of the Socialistic conten- I bat Saturday, and he will follow this up by damming the three lectures, Remedies that are no Remedies, Th. ...

... Mownsmaid 1i 400 pm= FM IMO wag. He I umrd. bis lus lbw you who he ltsts three at Ida pboaagraplu is your N fibiteindaimod • Socialist, as he •wa ohm he NO bus studying 11Ia• I said ! Tin word • in dicuostry. Vris A tor days ago • handsome woman eaberad • ...

... for the People, by Mr. William Thompson. Mr. Thompson is well k n i, en in London for his Socialist sympathies, awl for the skill with which he has the Socialist cause in its occasional collide's with the law. By such • writer ems might eipect to be dosed ...

... will naturally :ye hundreds of vixen of the poorer classes from Chelsea, most of whom are either Taborets, Radicals, or Socialists. The result will be • decrea.e in the Liberal vote, and consequently an increase in the Conservative majority. Liberals ...

... quilling fitting closely to the face all I round, tied beneath the chin with plain ribbon strings. fl man Walker who led the Socialist &potation to Bow.street is one of the nose bimant as well as the silliest, of the k o las. here, and be did him best to =ski ...

... to be dos.? Opinion is hopelessly divided on the subject of ' remedies. Mr. Champion, on the part of the :wire sensible Socialists, favours, I believe, s ' large extension of outdoor relief by the Boards I of Guardians, which can he made on the mominendation ...

... gateau-, up whether St. Petersburg Euebsaey Open long enough for them, whether h Wield care to take it iftt were. The Socialist attempt to test the strength or party at the municipal elections has not Ind very grand results. None of their gut in. though ...

... very little to deserve them. (Hear, ' hear., Whitt was wanted was t 3 make men good citizens, not to drive them to j,in the Socialist* and smash tradesmen's windows. lie was very ; pleased to we that Mr. Lindley had bees calling on the Guardians to make provision ...

... ' Liberal party to doilare theuseilves on one side or the other, and when no map would he at one tines to sit down with Socialists and Republicans. and at smother to carry out the behests of the most moderate Liberals. He need hardly ' remind his hearers ...

... MORRIS ON The Parish Hall, Pavilion-road densely crowded on Totality night to bear Mr. William Morris's lecture on What the Socialists went The Prebendary Eyton occupied the chair, in a few approp riate words introduced Mr. Mon is, who in course of his ...

... this argument, Ma lent, at their room, in Eimbo!tonbut strange to say, manufactures have existed rm. J'-road, the local Socialists; had • is London, and manufacturers have flourished lad Mr. J. F. Murray, on Personal and prospered in London, and if our ...

... they could to DETRLOPI TER 00 OPRILILTIVR trying to raise the of men to a higher level all around, he was afraid that the socialists move. ment was • sore hindrance. If socialism had anything to contribute to the solution of a problem PO beet with difficulties ...