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... but he would agree that while the struggle lasted nothing else could be done. There were three aspects in which so-called Socialist legislation could be viewed. There was first of all the Socialism which demanded that all the means of production should ...
... Burne- Jones. . . . The number (if eny'oyes is not large, bt ing under the half-hundi ed. They have the fair wages which Socialistic ilees at headquarters should, but do not always, ensure. The glass painters earn £5 or £6 a week; the less important craftsmen ...
... General Gourko, Governor of Warsaw. Death of Count de Lesseps, eivineer of the Suez Canal. 10. German Emperor complains of Socialist disrespect in the Reichstag. 12. Capture of Kinchow by the Japanese reported. Ispanese landed 25,000 men at Shan-hai-kuan ...
... South Wimbledon seat in the forthcoming County Council election, and Mr. William Belcher was selected as the candidate. The Socialists will commence their election campaign on the Ist February. third annual ball in connection with the Wimbledon Detachment ...
... great regret that it is the intention of the Socialists t 3 oppose Mr. 0. H. Beatty at the foracoining County Council Election. What their reason is for so doing I am at a loss to understand. The Socialists must be aware of the fact that they are not strong ...
... reflection, all the irony, satire, epigram, and wit with which the address liberally saltvd. GENTLE reader, be prepared! Tile Socialists are up and doing, no matter who they are doirg. The goddvss Rumour asserts that Wimbledon Liberalism and Wimbledon Toryism ...
... advice is the safest to follow. Your correspondent, Mr. Southcott, is known by us to be an anti•Socialia., and yet he pu Socialist intelligence at so low an estimate as to suppose we are foolish enough to be ad% ised by him as to where our beat interests ...
... egational Church next Sunday night will be devoted to the common fund organised by the District Connol. _ LIBERTY HALL—The Socialists have arranged for a free dinuer to be given at ts e above place on Sunday next. This is& little practical sympathy which ...
... gentlemen take in their appeal for support is known to the majority of the electors. Mr. BELCHER comes forth as a cliristian Socialist—whet, ver that may be. With regard to the action we propoee to take in treating of the election, we may say that we shall ...
... to bring about this reconstruction, that all administrativd and legislative bodies should be in the hands of Socialists, wherever the Socialist party deem themselves sufficiently strong, they ran candidates for the various public offices. And here allow ...
... NA. W. BELCHER. having uccessf addressed several hundred Socialistic meetings throughout England and Scotland. During his two year residence in Wimbledon Mr. Belcher has figured very prominently in the SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF Tows. Although at present a member ...
... Institute of Actuaries, a Fellow of the Kensington Society of Science, and one of the executive committee of the Christian Socialist League, of which Dr. Clifford is president. ln connection with this league Mr. Belcher hm delivered lectures throughout the ...