... e 1 | 1t is another example of the Socialists | failing to realise the true feelings of the ||wople. There is no doubt that the | majority of the people of Lincoln will not !mind the incurring of reasonable expense ‘i in entertaining the Prince in a proper ...

... Union Jack flies. (Applause). Mr. David Rhys, of the Central Office, also gave an address, and said the wild men of the Socialist Party seemed to love every country but their own. Solos were also rendered by Mr. C. F. Kay, Mr. W. E. Bryant, and Mrs. E ...

... in a ;p«ch at Twickenham on Sir William said he was con: «! that the Trades Disputes Bill was wd upon as a godsend by the Socialist 1. They were letting loose a flood of vuresentation up and down the counit he did not think that the sane 4“oz man was going ...

... WOODHALL SPA. The question in the House of Commons by Mr. R. A. Taylor, the Socialist member for Lincoln, regarding the Baths subsidy, the ownership of the Baths, and the authority for the subsidy last year, will come as & surprise to most Woodhali people ...

... SPA BATHS RATE. Sanctioned by Ministry for Another Year. it LINCOLN SOCIALIST MEMBER'S QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT. The Minister of Health, following the local inquiry, has sanctioned the levying of a rate for the maintenance of the Woodhall Bpa Baths for ...

... WOODHALL SPA. At their meeting on Friday, the Council gave a polite hint to Mr. R. A. Taylor, the Socialist member for Lincoln, to mind his own business. Mr. Taylor asked questions in the House of Commons regarding the Baths subsidy. Major Hotchkin said ...

... l\e(-u\ made elear that it is not the intention that all strikers should be made criminals, as some of the more reckless Socialist critics of the Bill have suggested, but that penalties should be inflicted on the leaders alone. To imprison all those taking ...

... that the Horncastle Women's Club was a stronghold of Conservatism. She had intended talking to ‘them about the moderate Socialists. Many of them were very pious and religious, but there were oceasions when they were entirely different. During the General ...

... and ravings” of the Socialist Councillors, the people of Lincoln and the county fairly went mad over their Prince, and again proved that the outbursts of the Socialists do not represent the opinion of the people. Lincoln Socialists have heen very antagonistic ...

... in the great Socialist paradise of Rusesia. The Socialist scheme of things was absolutely impracticable. It meant that they were to nationalise all the means of production, all the factories, and all the publichouses. He asked the Socialists this: “If you ...

... movement to join forces with the Socialist Party for political purposes means to each member ? For instance, 6d. per member will be paid for affiliation to the Socialist Party, 3d. of which would go to promote a Socialist candidate in our own district, ...

... another case of the extremists wangling their way in and dictating a policy for people they have no claim to represent. The Socialists are always holding conferences at which they talk on this subject and that subject, usually ending with some fanatical ...