... borrow at 4, while the public could only borrow at 8, and that in much smaller amounts. Australasia, indeed, carries her socialistic views even further than this; for the governments are themselves great employers of labour, and save the community from ...

... impurity. Finally. he reeonine.ndeel tne formation a Church of England W.irking Men's A see•iation. fur the of iliicussing socialistic questieues in accordance with Christian principles. This brief summary of the topics with which Bishop Moerhouse dealt conveys ...

... Legislative bly, it is whispered that he is not very much delighted with the Legislative achievemeata of the moribund session. Socialistic measures do not charm him now quite so much as they did six months ago; and the Licensing and Curfew Bills are certainly ...

... not omit to mention the sensation which has been caused in Australia by the receipt of the intelligence as to the recent Socialistic outbreak in London. Everybody is amazed at the apparent apathy and helplessness of the London police; but the news being ...

... London have been much commented upon here in the newspapers, and little excuse is found for the fiery language of the two Socialist leaders, Hyndmin and Burns. The conduct of the London police seems quite inexplicable, their apathy on the occasion being ...

... proud of the old country. I got my but knocked off in Trafalgar Square, where I understood they were not going to let the Socialists assemble, and thus counted too soon upon police protection, and at length cleared the crowd rather the worse for wear. ...

... Well, lam not going to betray the cause. We will make the Government give us justice. Here is a pattern for the London socialists. Meetings in Trafalgar square are all very well; but what they ought to do is to order tho Government to pay them 58 for ...

... come, and to those who are left at home; and if we only had to deal with the arguments against it which are offered by the Socialists' meetings to which allusion has been made, I do not apprehend that we should have any very serious difficulty. Cardinal ...

... disapproving. as impracticable or injurious, of many of the means by which the Socialists seek to attain their ends the committee cordially endorse other in the Socialistic programme, and put forth sometime as to how they may be realised. They are in favour ...

... the Bishop of Manchester. As Bishop of Melbourne, Dr. Moorhens° enjoyed opportunities for studying certain aspects of the socialist question which are not presented in the old country, and since his return to England, lie has more than once spoken publicly ...

... square miles of country! Mr. Wakefield declares that the anti-Chinese agitation in the colonies is as hollow a sham as the Socialist agitation in England, and has been got up solely for political purposes. In the concluding portion of a very able letter ...

... and prosperity in one of the first industries of Australia. THE unequal distribution of wealth smacks rather of the socialistic; but it has not deterred Mr. Brunker, who is to be Minister for Lands, Canon Selwyn, Mr. Creer, M.L.A., and other gentlemen ...