... evidence they expected, the case was theirs to a certainty. LORD DUDLEY AND RI3 MINERS. Mr. Herbert Burrows, the well - known Socialist, said he lived two years at Barking, but he hid never worked inside a Gas Factory. He had gathered their grievances from ...

... some 4,000 persons assembled on the Green opposite the White Horse. The chief speaker was Mr. JOHN P”RNB, the well-known Socialist, of Trafalgar Square notoriety, who spoke for nearly au hour. Briefly put, the employes' demands amount to eight hours a-day ...

... left a clear profit of lle. 11d., or more than was orginally paid for the ton of coals. Yet they said, This Burns, this Socialist, does not know what he is talking about ! [A Voice : Ask Battersea.) His suggestion was, reduce that Ils. profit down ...

... and they could not get any more gas. Much was said about Socialists being a bad lot, and no doubt the Company imagined that by-and-bye London would suddenly be in darkness ; that the Socialists would take advantage of it, pilfer and rob all the jeweller's ...

... Beckton Station of the Gas Light and Coke Company. He stated we would not admit him as a member of this Union because he was a Socialist. This I must emphatically deny. The reason was, because we bad a Branch at Canning Town, where C. Wheeler lives; and the ...

... and regretted to say that Socialistic views were gaining ground there. He did not, however, think it would affect the Conservatiie electoraie.—Mr. Bombletou asked the Council not to under-rate the importance of this Socialistic movement. He thought that ...

... bye-elections had nothing to do with either the Irish Question or Mr. Gladstone ; but were, in his opinion, due to the socialistic teaching of the new kind of Radical &sit:More, who had ' introduced the manners, customs, and person'alights of the tap-room ...

... had been met by epithets unparliamentary and of the moat vituperative character. These demands had been stigmatised as socialistic, wicked, and unjust. But it bad, nevertheless, happened that the demands of the Irish people had subsequently been found ...

... his subject, Where Socialists are wrong, Mr. Henson quoted from the Fabian Essays several leading doctrines of the Socialists, and severely criticised them. The reverend gentleman provoked more opposition in dealing with the Socialistic view of the ownership ...

... written by well-known Socialists ; but the mild, well-spoken, reasoning Socialism of the Fabian Essays was not the Socialism which was propounded in lecture balls and at the corner their streets. He understood the doctrines the Socialists to be declaration ...

... public . meeting, and to invite the candidates address it, was carried by 22 votee to 3. THE VICAR OF BARKING AMONG THE SOCIALISTS. ...

... Barking, Bethnal Green, on the previous Sunday. He said attack upon him, as undoubtedly it indirectly, for mentioned the Socialists of Barking, and he presumed he (the speaker) was the only one in Balking who put himself prominently forward as such, and ...