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I IIBITHS. At 15s Eu

... Kvatharine's Hall. Shiprow, lhe adilurned iebate was resumetd on the followhir :motion:-' That this HoHoses i etndemn the socialistic scheme of land reform kno-n i as the nationalisation of the land, as detrimental to i the agricultural and commercial interests ...

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... affinity with the Socialists and the Communists a than with any movement in England, or in Ireland - f either. He understood that Irish .eonianism meant the ye Y independence of Ireland, either as a kingdom or as a wi republic, but the Socialists went a great ...

BIRTi3S. At 13 Maris

... (ardner also took tip theo Gothienburg systemmi, which the doctor is geekiig to iimpove on1, and asled why not introduce bthe Socialistic element and allow t te people time opportunity of devisinig a plan t ? The veto meant trus, in time people, which was the ...

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... however, failed. The I ePrince took the chair at the public meeting, and was t everywhere received with enthusiasm. A noted Socialist remarked at the time, If the Prince goes on like this, why, he'll upset our apple-cart. r PROPHEITIC WORDS.I Lord Shaftesbury ...

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

... Tuesday. -Domiciliaryvisits have been b made at the houses of several members of the Socialist-Anarchist Federation. Negotiations have been proceeding ewe the Socialists Lof Italy, France, Germany, and Spain to give the projected demonstrations on the Ist ...

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... fallacies regarding Secialinsn. At the outset ha drew a dividing line between thome Socialists who were utopian and those who Were practical in theiriderse. The Socialist who aimad attur looked for thee breaking up of ceoniercialism must use the expression ...

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION

... interests. He in pointed out that Governments expended money in a e- manner which, in a narrow sense, must be regarded s. as Socialistic il its objects. To some extent, such a expenditure took away inducements to labour, such as- the poor law expenditure, which ...

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... M. de Laveleye occupies a middle position between the old- ] fashioned English Individualist school and the new extreme Socialist school of Marx. No kind of Socialism commended itself to M. de Laveleye which'was not a natural growth out of-the past, and ...

WORSE THAN SMALLPOX

... theSocialist League were pelted with an, flour bags. A defendant nauied Price, expisgilist, 2s was charged with striking a Socialist uamed Donald, m but evidence was given that Donald's friends were PO] the aggressors. The Magistrates dismissed the case ...

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... perjui y against a police- s.eraTalit aid tvi, ewii.tables, in re;pet' to evidence i vt en rnit t nly against Stilmel King, a Socialist. The lolice charged him with being druikt, thoutgl the mtinistLitte disuai-ared hint, and coutisel stated lie had vtrwh iilniiig ...