... am a Socialist. I iust eii,,cei tv t-you I zr a Socialist. and he thrust. .- ho. into tice rery lbotton of his little red and 1:-c ?? iand sat down firmly on the nearest wag oa^ t irllrs it little sudden, but then I am never ?? ?? The Socialist does ...

... A SOCAIST LEADER SOCIALIST I CANT. S eir } Mr. Robert Blatchford, the well-known editor of The Clarion, and one of the leaders of the Socialist movement, indulges, in the current issue, in some ich plain sneaking to Soeialist leaders on the subject of ...

... THE SOCIALIST DFMONUII~ 1T0'%T I The greet mecting hold b7 the '90oei'ti Dp - in Trafqeirar Square, London, oI enrh pissed off inl a very quiet. sob-Ir, ?? 0 The crowd was among the larpg.t ever hl nti square. Vionved from sneb points; Of ?? windows of ...

... OUTRAGES BY SOCIALIST-. THE LAW AND LOGIC. At the Central Criminal Court, Londozatu monday Henry Bruce, 39, sad Henry.Primmer, 26, fitberj pleaded giltv to maliciously damagig two pate- glass windou's, of the value of B30, the property of ~evsrs. Benson ...

... 11OrE 1!Rz;EC'TIE;N OF THE SOCIALISTS.I jn no~ther poliriolt ~f our paper we ha-.e given at some lengt i a iiccit t of thle Proceedings of the 5ocialists at tii-gt Iall f 'iqcn Mo~veell at, it) ?? to -lull ,fsci~eugicf to)lc ceth nderofsocialinni. 'tuc ...

... T THE PROSECUTION OF SOCIALIST LEADERS I PROCEEDINGS AT B01AW-STREET. I At Bow-street Police Court, on Saturday, before Sir James Ingliam, Messrs John Barns, H. M~. Hynid. b man, H. H. Champion, and John E. Wlliamsap peartd, hel on remand, to answer summonses ...

... THE GERMAN SOCIALIST BILL. l The committee appointed to revise the olaUse3 of the 'now Sooialist Bill have made many alterations with a view of modifying its stringency. An amendment, which has been adopted, dolarea that the prohibition of meetings ahall ...

... IYTERNATIO-AL SOCIALIST CONGRESS I The great Internotnral Scaialist Congress was opened at aalle on Sunday evening %oy Herr Liebknecht, the Socialist, leader, who delivered an in- augural address, in whiuh he velcomed the dele ntes and pmposed three cheers ...

... THE SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION IN i T,-1 LONDON. I The Projected demonstration by the Socialists at the East End of London took place yesterday, repre- sentatives of Radicals and advanced thinkers from all parts of the metropolis and districts further re- ...

... I , SOCIALIST CHURCH PARADE. EXTRbAORDINARY SCENES. The church visitations of the London Socialists cua tioinated on Sunday aftexnoon in a monster gatherins in and around St. Paul's Cathedral. Not lest rehlarkable than the magnitude of the lmpressiA ...

... THE INTERtNATIONAL SOCIALIST CONGRESS. An International' S&cialist 'and Labour Con- gress was opened at Zurich on Sunday. Mr. Hob- son, Sheffield, was appointed president of the British seotiona. - - i . I On Monday the question of the admission of ,4narohist ...

... was that the early action of. the Mayor and the 5 determined bearing of the authorities had a deterrent i effect upon the Socialists, or that in its inception the movement wae weak and unpopular, we cannot say. but the m eetinz on Sundaymorning was certainly ...