... THE SOCIALIST SPLIT. Sir O. Mosley and “ Message to the Government.” The following telegram has been sent by Sir Oswald Mosley to Mr. T. Irwin, the Socialist candidate in the East Renfrew by-election :— Glad to speak for you Thursday night. Your return ...

... ialist Absentees. The piquant situation was brought about by the absence of two Socialist members through J. Noon and Mrs Hutson—and the fact that the Conservatives were able to muster their full voting strength, and that the singie Liberal in the Council ...

... SOCIALIST BRITAIN King or Prince of Wales as Head: Communist Irony. Mr. Page Arnott, speaking at the Com- munist Congress at Manchester. today, asked: “Who is to be the head of the new Socialist organisation in this country, accord- jug to the gospel ...

... COMEDY OF SOCIALIST MOTION RESOLUTION THAT NOBODY VOTED FOR. What some of the members of the Leeds Board of Guardians did nét hesitate to describe as an attempt to muzzle their principal officer was made, on behalf of the Socialist group at a meeting ...

... THE SOCIALIST AT LEICESTER. Mr. Hartley, the Bradford does not seom much chance in Leicester election. Ho has already fought four contest*—Dewsoury 1895. Bradford 1906, Ncwcastle-on-Tyn© 1908, and East Brad (on J —and each fight came out the bottom of ...

... SOCIALIST WHIPS. RESIGNATIONS CAUSE FLUTTE IN THE PARTY. (From our Politic: ONDON. Thurda’ Quite a flutter has been caused tn the Socta- list party by the resignetion of their posts as whips of Mr. John Robertson and Mr. Tom following upon the appointment ...

... THE CHALLENGE TO SOCIALISTS. ik. BEN TURNER AND THE MILL AT OTLEY var The offer ofa mili to the Socialists by Mr. Jonathan an offer conditionally ac Peate, cloth manufecturer, cepted by Mr. Ben Turner, secrets: ry of the Wesvers’ and Textile Work ers’ ...

... SOCIALIST PROP. DA. “ We thought,” said Mr. T, C. Wilson, ~ we were making excellent progress both in earning the respect of the people and in gaining a knowledge of municipal affairs. Three or four years ego, however, several uthers came into the Council ...

... Socialists and China. Anyone with relatives China may well grateful that Socialist' Government not power in this country (writes the London correspondent of '/he Yorkshire Post). This, least, is the inevitable feeling aroused certain phrases tbo manifesto ...

... The Socialist Programme. Touchings upon the Programme Sir Austen ssid we were not w | with. ont experience ot the which arose when the State took charge, and the example of Russta showed lew the dead hand of Che State could paralyse a country, The man ...

... Battersea was declared as follows :— W. Bennett (Socialist) 11,789 H. R. Seiley (Conservativ 19,813 Vv. C. Albu (Liberal) 2,088 maiserity The figures at the last election, when servatives and Socialists. were -— was a straight tight between Con- Viscount ...

... against Socialist Executive warned that association with the Committee or its local satellites is “ Incompatible membership of the Labour Te i doubtful if tere will Be any expulsions. ive yaa 10% om wane tae issue any warn- ing about the campaign bar ...