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... I THE SOCIALISTS AND THE UNEMPLOYED. | A meeting of working men, called by the Social Demo- cratic Federation, was held on Wednesday night at the Holborn Town Hall, London, to insist on. immediate measures for the relief of those who are out of work ...
... the preservation of public order upon the occasion of the Socialist demonstration in Trafalgar Square on Sunday next. A sharp eye will also be kept upon the various rendezvous whence the Socialists and their following pro- pose, it is understood, to march ...
... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESSES,. (Beuter's Term-.) CAr.us, October 14.-The fourth congress of Socialists who have adopted the title of Collectivists was opened at Calais yesterday morning with a private meeting for the verification of the powers of the delegates ...
... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESSES. [Reuter'3 T2egrems. 1 CALAIS, October 14.-At to-day's sitting of the Socialist Congress 2,800 persons were present. Dr. Aveling delivered a speech, in the course of which he declared that his presence as a British delegate was ...
... fBEUTER'S 7.LEGRBA S] V C CONGRESS OF SOCIALISTS. &iMNrz, September 17.-The sixteenth annual 0 Socialist congress opened this morning, and the elec-t tion of the president. reporters, and other officers wasi proceeded with. A motion to discuss the attitude ...
... THE SOCIALISTS IN BIRMINGHAM. Another Socialist meeting was held in Birmingham last evening, at the Temperance Hall, and was addressed by iMr. Mann. Mr. H. Austin presided, and quoted John Stuart Mill, as follows: I agree then, with the Socialist writers ...
... I THE SOCIALISTS IN LONDON. THE TRAFALGAR SQUARE DEMON. STRATION. i a OVER 23,000 PERSONS PRESENT, i p EXTRAORDINARY POLICE PRECAUTIONS, h DEPUTATION TO THE PREMIER. s 'An enormouslerowd assembled in Trafalgar Square yester- day afternoon to witness the ...
... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. I (ROWer's Ticoramrns.) HALL!, October 16.-The Socialisu Congress resumed its delibrations at nine oaclock this morn- ing, when Herr binger delivered a speech, in the course of which he referred to the statement made by the Halle ...
... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. ?? Telegrsm.] HALE, October ?? to-day's proceedings of the Socialist Congress, which were again opened by Herr Singer, an animated debate arose upon the proposals made by the Committee of Twenty-five with regard to the choice of ...
... THE SOCIALISTS EI, AUSTRIA. The Vienna correspondent of the T2ifme writes as I follows :-There is reason to believe that the Socialist movement is making rapid progress in Austria. There have been, at all events, no fewer than thirty-six new working men's ...
... fLEUTERYS TELEGRAMS 1 CONFERENCE OF SOCIALISTS. -- , ,- A -f -i , melsez. September 19.-A nunmber of -minor ques- tiaoos ectupied the mornhig sitting cf the SoiaiSt -Crongress. 7ritich was attenlded by Herr Bebel. not- sinr;tanding the iasm that he is ...
... SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATIONS. Trafalgar Square was unusually quiet yesterday, At ha1lf-pasw three only about twenty people were in or passing through. the sunare, ant bat a small number of police were on duty 1Tesarvcs were, however,, held in readiness at ...