... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE LORD MAYOR'S I I SHOW. LETTER FROM LORD SALISBURY. ABANDONMENr OF THE PROCESSION. The following letter has been received by Mr. H. W. Lee, secretary to the Social Democratic Federation:- 10, Downing.street, Whitehall, Nov. 3. 1886 ...

... alnd th} only section it can benrefit is the Socialist party. It ?? do so in this wvay: A number of electors who in no sense sympathise wvithl their principles vvill feel con- stravined to sulport Socialist municihpal nominees, bc- cause they will bo ...

... facts-not of fancies: and hence it comes with double force into the hand of the unthinking, the profligate, the infidel, or the socialist. It struck us at the time as containing much more of the philosophy of what future punish- ment will he than popularly is ...

... sbape of un- foriiations against three socialists named Higginbottoin, Ward, and Bucbaian. A cuiviction having beei ob- taiiied isn one case which if paid wilould go into the pocket of the rev, inifuriier, the socialists, veryinaturallyb, turned round upon ...

... andI the gentlemen umioninted nisobered nine, namely, three t hburohmen. touSLibersle,: shb lrdependeat Weslevan, a a nda Socialist, Eaeh.party worked vigorously, and omt of the 2,025 voters, 1,632 were polled. Th three ChuracenT anb four Liberals were ...

... was avowed. What did it propose to establish in place of the ruin it sought to create ? No one knows, for now-a-days the Socialists have no dootrines. All their schools are decried and abandoned. They have soldiers, generals leaders, but they have nm apostles ...

... of clerical subscription. Messrs. Lougmans and Co. will be the publishers. We understand that the three articles on the Socialist agitation which have recently appeared in the Quarterly Reviezv were written by Mr. W. H. Mallook, and that they wvill in ...

... HoMfE. A Scotch Socialist, who was explaining the meaning of Soeialism, remarked that all possessions should be equally shared. - - - EIf you had two horses would you give me one asked his friend.. ' ,Of-coursie,! repliedthe Socialist. - ?? And if you ...

... THOUGHTS. - QtTITE ANOTHER THING. Circumstances aie still much in the habit of alter- aing cases. It is said that a Yorkshire Socialist was ex- 3 plaining to a friend the principles of his belief, and that he made the statement, at the outset, that all possessions ...

... candid-it, and then six of the eigbt Bibl e t2aco'.ng canriidatow, thle rejected inoluding two Bible -. teaching candidates, one Socialist, and oneo lde- - pendeut. . :i ALLEGED SI:NGULAR FRAUD. ; Befors Mr. Th A. Armitage, at the MIanohester City 4 Police Court ...

... been mixed up in b politics of the Socialistic sort. I never take up a v X paper without expecting to see her name figuring a at as the heroine who has thrown a bomb at the p R.. Czar. .. he Is she known to be a Socialist 2 hy :Well, it isn't in the papers ...

... Court. ELECTION 1N BELTIG ?? SOCALVLTST CANDID)ATE WMR 1IOHIDALE. On Wodixesday a. metting of both wixigs of the Rochdale Socialists was ield in the Laboir Hall, 1 R1oehdali, to ?? con~ider whether they should adopt. Mr. Alln Clarke. Lancashire dialect ...