... s-ixty branches were represented from all parts of the country. The chairman said the past- rear had bern a trying time for Socialists, as they had been cormpelled to dec'are agains>t Im- perialism and expansion. and must continua to do so. A resnlution was ...

... crowded, socialists and strikers being very prominent. A most uproarious meeting resulted, and eventually terminated in the Mayor leaving the chair before he could properly explain the oh- iect of ihe meeting. Mr. Wright, a prominent Socialist, prooosed ...

... known, but little doubt is felt that a settlement will be arranged. A SOCIALIST BAKER IN TROUBLE. LoNDox, MONDAY. - At Clerkenwell Police Court, to-day!n William Burrows, 22, a Socialist. describing himself as a baker, was charged with dsing threatening ...

... promineut positions in this company. The case will be beard in the Police Court ie aa eerly daet, LORD SALISBURY AND THE SOCIALISTS. ACKNWOVILEDGMENDG OF TE ME IOdIAL. LoNDON, WXE Ditfu)kY.-TThe following letter bias been sent by lord Salisbury in answer ...

... lasted twenty minutes. NEW SOCIIAIST LEAiGUE, TH} iiHiAGUE, TurcnDAY.-The Socialist revolu- tion-iry party held a congress to-day. The presi- dent announced that the Socialist League had been dissolved as an illegal association. It was resolved to form ...

... secret police the latter were so duped by him as to become unconscious instruments in carrying out the resolutions of the Socialist executivo committee. THE SITUATION IN EGYPT. - IsTnER'S TISGRAUSI - CArno, TnRnDssA.-The Khedive has received a telegram ...

... Lyons, however, A he sustained a severe defeat, polling only 5 ,191 cf votes against 16 985 recorded in favour of the m Socialist candidate, M. Ilaspail. In Paris the con- VI test was a closer one, M, Favre was opposed by &I M, Cantagrel, who hold very ...

... Catholics gain one. The Bolton School Board election result is that ?? and a School Board candidate have been displaced by a Socialist and an independent respectively. The School Board candidate, who ars three votes behind, demanded a recount, but te elt ...

... the Daily -News, is ?? ;. : K the German Lber p; : ' The c-anrge will not n- ?? . vin .: - of obstruction oi th P N the Socialists. but th'ir . . upon the hell) of the Lix- . - min prov!nces' 'TJE NSUII,,1PET'J\ IN v: 'V liE:oN A . > -F-7; Acinrd',13g' ...

... dresses to our brave soldiers and to their cmiefs its cosigraimtlations. It wa-s the disconifiture of the extreme left of the Socialists. Ion LLneS OF the H she C wAREWldlTC e the ?? OF Tzdres Zandh uRgEW eTC .laal VIENNA, TcuoSnDAY.-Reliable advices front ...

... suffering from his old neuralgic trouble, due. according to Dr. Schivininger, who has j ust arrived from Berlin. to overwork. SOCIALIST CONGRESS. EBtussimTs. THuinSDxv.-TbeCouincil-General of the Bel-gian Labour party atmounces that the next Internationaml ...

... retired, and. after deliberation. ir, vss decided to call the chief coinstable to gv evidence, lie detailed his visit to the: Socialist ?? on Taiur.~day. 7th in-c.. w.here ho' faUnJ imodels for buonhe. and instrc,:chous in French how to make themn. He also ...