... in his bend. The magistrate Go defendant) : What were you doing with the flag? Defendant: Canying it In a procession of Socialists. 'The magistrate : Do you wish to ask the officer anything else? Defendant: No. Ws Bo ON wiring him anything else. He will ...

... -Ci ty and metropolitan are taking the most effective meats to bring I the disquieting and disgraceful ongoinge of the I Socialistic rabble to a speedy end. Wt. v all this was t e ? is a question that might well be asked in cinnection with the recent casting ...

... meetings, which,tbough professedly convened in the interests of the unemployed. were really intended to afTo-d opportunities to Socialists and rowdies for (Testing disturbanses and causing annoyance. speakers who got up on the tops at the base of the Nelson Column ...

... inst. A beard at the Birmingham Policecourt arising out of the Socialist disturbance which wiurred in front of the Council House on the previous Sunday evening, when the speakers of the Socialist League were felted with dour bags. defendant, named Price, ...

... Bonet ablea will only be called out in COM of emergency. In Trafalgar Stiviere, a man who described himself as a Vienna Socialist was arrested, it having been diacovered that lie was armed with pieces of iron. Two were made in Hyde Park for o bstructing ...

... - - - - THE LONDON SOCIALISTS. CLEARING TRAFALGAR SQUARE. LONDON, SIINDAT.—To-day ' s proceedings in Trafalgar Square and Hyde Park have proved uneventful, though in the sqnare several collisions have occurred between the police and the public. From the ...

... THE CRY OF THE SOCIALISTS. WHAT is the great cry if the Socialis:e ? It is at once wild crud wayward, exhibiting • ti of want of common sense and hostility to the true sts of labour that ought to form the chief concern of the Cl csb to which most of tiles ...

... &splayed, Mr. Hightail's supporters using orange-coloured favours, while his opponents friends mingled the crimson of the Socialists with the green of the Home Rulers, and the blue and white of the local Literal Agin:elation. Carriages and various other ...

... the Pope to I extend to the Parnellite movement that and influential support which consists in not openly denouncing the socialistic and revolutionary tendencies of the agitation. The popular prelates, however, are not having it all their owe way at the ...

... being the spread of Socialism to as extent that English people can hardly understand, one-tenth of the entire voters proving Socialists before long. Desperate efforts were made to return a reactionary Diet, but, although the Liberals sustained no great lose ...

... became a candidate, but opposed by the Socialists, who put up a popular candidate. In order to secure the return of M. Monteil the Minister arranged with N. Bauer that he also should contest the seat on Socialist principles, so as to divide the votes of ...

... That amnesty, it may be noted, was narrowed by l'rince Bismarck, who could not stomach the extension of mercy to the hated Socialists. Another indication of his reforming real may be noted in the virtual dismissal of Herr von Puttkamer, of the Pinssian Home ...