... Marseilles bakers, with their journeymen, struck yesterday ;according to the Paris correspondent of the Times) on account of the Socialist mayor having, under an almost obsolete law of 1791, fixed an assize of bread. Yesterday (says the Standard representative) ...

... bakers' strike one of the most RAILWAY interesting struggles of the kind of late—is over. It MURDER. is a triumph for the Socialist mayor, for master and men strikers return to work on the understanding that the price which the municipality has fixed is ...

... were adopted here you would find the Unionist Party in the centre, the oldfashioned Tories on the extreme right, and the Socialist contingent on the extreme left. Mr. Sexton agreed that the accommodation existing at present is quite inadequate. One's ...

... 12.30 -One-fourth of the electorate has polled already, and it is now known that the miners' vote is divided, while the Socialists, who number about 250, are standing aloof. The tiladstonians anticipate that their majority will be reduced by about 500 ...

... undergraduates their debts diminish, philan• thropists hope that the cornucopia will be emptied over the earth, and the Socialists gnash their teeth at the prospect of peace and contentment with the status quo. Our honest friends in Parliament Are looking ...

... faithful to the Pall Mall leadline. They are going to be nobly independent, enthusiastically Imperialist, and as democratically socialist as Unionists can afford to be. The one aim and end of your successors is to make the new Pall Mall so much like the old one ...

... dividing the convictions of men, but the problem, on which men range themselves on this side as intik idualit•ts, on that as Socialists. The Liberal caucuses are of the Manchester school. They fear the whole collectivist or movement. It is not too strong a ...

... was recognised there was a iolent reaction against the principles that hitherto had regulated industrial affairs. Then the Socialist, who was a vehement and a per- sistent person., came knocking at the door of the church, and asking What are you people ...

... another contest so soon after their defeat of last March, when they nude sure of securing both the Chelsea seats owing to the Socialist candidature at that time reducing the Radical vote. NINETY-NINE YEARS OF THE ADVERTISER. Tn-day the Advertiser commences ...

... Berne states that last year the German Socialists organised at Magdeburg a meeting in a beer garden, occupied by a man named Mepp. In the garden there happened to be a bust of the German Empeior, and one of the Socialist leaders, a man named Koester, said ...

... they have the sun, which is $ treat adv antage. And as to the prevailing politics ?• The politics ? Well, there are no Socialists there, I suppose must be considered an advantage. The place is a paradise for individualists. And really the system seems ...

... committee of delegates from Liberal and Radical clubs and associations, trades unions, independent labour parties, and Socialist societies. Those oho take part in this conference will feel bound to abide loyally by the decision of the majority, or at ...