... likely to be Mr. Thompson's successor seems a difficult question to answer. • • • • • • • • • Meanwhile there is - tr) be a Socialist - candidate, in the person of a Mr. Dodd, whether Tommy of that ilk or not I am unable to say. We have all heard that Tommy ...

... gainers. But what is all this if cleanliness is difficult to obtain ? The paralysis of the Vtstry at the bidding of the Socialists (so-called), has hindered the movement in favour of baths and wash-houses, and not only prevented the working man from ...

... Prince and Princess to mix still with their poorer fellow subjects they would find, even among some who call themselves Socialists, a keen sense of loyalty and affection towards the representatives of the powers that be, although at present they rend ...

... little about the goods he sells. I call that little short of rank libel upon energetic business men ; in fact, it smacks of socialistic tendencies— each man work eight hours a (lay and give everyone a chance. What gospel for an editor to preach in a Conservative ...

... having been made and seconded, a lively squabble ensued among the two sections of a somewhat fluky party, led by a youthful Socialist, who posed as the protector of freedom of speech (their own), and an enemy of Mr. Gover. Tnis party had a panacea for all ...

... will take place during the present month, and already the candidates are taking active measures to ensure election. Certain Socialist candidates are favouring us with their opinions upon things in general, and School Board matters in particular, but their ...

... candidate pledged to economy and with considerable experience in the educational world. Mr. Shallard is the mouth piece of the socialist party and, as such, will probably receive their more or less solid vote. It will then be possible to ascertain the exact ...

... it would—in the return of the old members. The only element of uncertainty was the strength of the vote of the so-called socialist party. Their total p4l amounted to a little over ten thousand, and as it may be safely affirmed that all, or nearly all, ...

... Saturday, sth March next. We shall endeavour, if elected, to promote economy and to avoid spending the Ratepayers' money in Socialistic experiments, such as payment of the members of the Council and the like. lesirons of promoting improvement and progress ...

... to capture the County Council for the purposes of the Fabian Society. Mrs, Besant said in her essay the mal a'ardie for Socialists now is ...

... embarrassing. The latest in the field is a Mr. Elliott, who is put forward by that portion of the community which calls itself socialist, and which, in the School Board election, found itself possessed of considerable voting power. With four radicals in the ...

... enter into bitter controversy with, and take a rise out of some poor benighted opponent, whom they were pleased to term a socialist ? Did this keep the speaker away from the main point, viz., the recommendation of an honest, straightforward and not too ...