... permitted in the Forest. But on Sunday. July 14th, political Socialistic 'clubs' were permitted to hold a fete, to march in and out of the Forest with revolutionary banners, and to make Socialistic demonstrations in the heart of High Beeili Woods. On this ...

... THE SOCIALIST PROPAGANDA AND THE DRINK DIFFICULTY. Tho series of articles by Mr. James Whyte on the above subject which reoently appeared in the Alliance News, have been reprinted as a thirty-two page derny-octavo tract, with revisions and additions. ...

... S. B. F.R.G.S., presided. There was a good attendance. The Ciimalus said that until Christian men, philanthropists, and Socialists saw that their duty could not be done so long as they encouraged this drink traffic it would never be removed from their ...

... convictions on this drink question. The moral suasion phase of the question, he affirmed, had been successful. - If their Socialistic friends wanted to solve the Labour question they must do it through Temperance. He was sorry their Labour friends were on ...

... born out of time, the idle singer of an empty day, as he then s.yled him. self, has now become one of the most strenuous socialistic advocates in England, the fierce champion of the masses' rights. But he still retains his old love for literature and the ...

... Queen • Hall Mr. J. Wilson Mr. PT. Winskill 4ll lit Liverpool, Backlit • Hey Mt. J. Messrs. E. bureland and S. Anderson 1 Socialists) Leeds, Watley Schooltoomo Mr. 3. Kellett le Derby. Temperance Hall My. Wm. Mart oeo. Jas. Potter. H. llet Iln 1 J. T. Nowell ...

... chambers, and the like. . . . Among the labour leaderd especially there is a strong sentiment for Temperanco. The bulk of the Socialistic labour leaders, and lecturers especially, are teetotallers. In England we are beginning to realise that beer and brains ...

... of drastic legislation on this question. He had read Merrie England, and he made himself acquainted with the advanced Socialistic opinion of the country, and lie found, mixing amongst working• men day by day, that there was a considerable sentiment adverse ...

... Alliance, on Drink, Poverty, and Wages: A Reply to some Socialist Doctrines. Mr. John RicitaiumoN, J presided. He said the lecture would be followed by discussion and arguments from the Socialist point of view. The LECTURET. said he was not there as an ...

... larger trade. (i -- -- in the person of sive creature. Beersellers' Protection Association, the Mayor of Hams- Christian Socialist. But, figures of speech spars, why must sir gate (Councillor C. J. (.wyn, J.l'.), occupied the chair. agent. he has avowe ...

... a larger trade. (Cheers.) Another candidate has appeared 'in the person of Mr. Hugh Holmes Gaze, solicitor, a Christian Socialist. In an interview with the Alliance agent. he has avowed himself as opposed to the Liquor Traffic Local Control Bill of the ...

... fltdoral. East Bristol.—The contest in this constituency was quite unexpected. It lasted only four days, during which time the Socialists and publicans worked with desperate determination. Mr. Gore was the Trade candidate, though, in his first address, he ...