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... THE LONDON SOCIALISTS. Extraordinary precautions are being taken by Sir Charies Warren, chief commissioner of the metropolitan police, prevent any disturbance west of Temple Bar. the boundary ot the city, which under Fraser’s jurisdiction, on dav of the ...
... PREPARING TO CRCSH THE SOCIALISTS. The most anxious and Interested inquiries have not led, says tho Loudon corrcspondt-nt of the Manchester Guardian, the discovery of any public work* suitable for the employment of distressed people in in case there should ...
... improvements, which afford no scope for the employment of the casual poor of the East End. There is truce yet arranged the Socialists and the police, though many believe that their lenders will not willing when the day comes force themselves upon certain ...
... dinner. Sir James Fraser,’’ says a Loudon correspondent. “ is happy, having got rid of the Socialist procession. Sir Charles Warren is sad, having a Socialist demonstration his hands. It will be held in Trafalgarsquare ; and the square Is right in the ...
... in Trufuljpir Square Tuesday, tliree o'clock. 1 on Friday, (lie meeting is prohibited, and either the OoTernmant or the Socialist* moat withdraw. If the latler persist they must defeated, the Guvermaent must accept the consequences of u surrender. There ...
... that it was a claim for a higher sum than the company ought called upon to pay.—The jury awarded the plaintiffs £750. THE SOCIALISTS AND LORD MAYOR'S DAY. ...
... which they had received. The sums for which the directors were made liable is said be about £4RJXK). idle and braggart socialist. Mr. 11. M. Hyndraan, leader of tlie Social Democrats, speaking at the Surrey Arms, Blackfriars-road, last night, on the ...
... property of hi? own. But the only wealthy man associated with either the Federation the Socialist League is Mr. Morris. For the rest the real propaganda the Socialists is carried by clerks, civil servants. like Mr. Burroughs, and workmen like Mr. Burns and ...
... Mayor’s procession had passed, large crowd collected around Nelson’s monument, many of the men having red flags. Williams, the Socialist, addressing them in excited manner, said they would show the Lord Mayor that they could conduct orderly meeting. They had ...
... out the way of disturbance. But I am inclined to say with cant ion that to-morrow will pass off without a disturbance. The Socialists have been hard at work, and their organisation is doubt singularly complete. Sunday was a field-day with them, and they ...
... eleventh hour tbc laudable resolve «f the authorities not merely forbid the execution bat “oppose the beginnings *’ of the Socialistic project. ...
... Mayor’s Day. ■uif.-d men are active in keeping the roadways, and it ovfeeat that the Socialists will have little chance of l*Hng t meeting to-day. frhe moli'of Socialists and roughs which was tlrWcn from Trafalgar-square on the Embankment, oAifned by ‘way ...