... delivered a political speech at Politeama R c last night, in which he condemneud the Govern- ment. He was interrupted by Socialists, who t wisbsed to discuss social questions, and ultimately the f police were called in. This morning the dl building in ...

... member of the Justice Committee 0t If in that body, and spoke frequently and with ability. While holding aloof from the en n Socialists he usually voted with the nExtreme Left. He soon became recognised as le one of the most able and practical leaders of the ...

... Society- til, Ohbtin furthtes' particulairs from time Secrettiry. in p5Lti`'o I3PROVEXsENT.-The general class of the As- (II socialist, for tbs Impiovetuent of Sacreil M)usic condcledee a their eaptit lu csion, iii the Song School onl Monday night, fti bye ...

... Inspcotor Melville, of Scotland Yard, 'nt iu conjunction with the local police, and die- lie coveriee have been made at a Socialist club, of als, which the men were members, and at their homes, ry, wvhich satisfied the police that they had unearthed r. ...

... clergymen. Mr Lendrum, M.A., delivered a paper on Socialism in his usual accom- plished style. He agreed with the ideal of the Socialist, but denounced the plan of campaign. A keen discussion followed, taken part in by Mr Duncan (magistrand), Mr M'Donald and ...

... being Idbrousght together, and thc villain laid by ~the heels, his firm er friends being the us 'rmei s' against hi M. The Socialist element, not avery hap~py one, to say' the W least, is strongly brougbt out in 'Taken from Life,' es and it' repressntative ...

... speakers at the demonstration. Hfowever, he cotgratulated the Joint Committee on the success of the demonstration: but the Socialists a held that, while free education was desirable, some- t thlng more radical was necessary. Education should be free from ...

... the iE position taken up by the Emperor of Ger- a many and his Chancellor, and it is an' intelligible one. Liberals and Socialists may P chafe at it as a degrading instance of the S i worship of pa one man power, hu t as tl the RussiafA find in the ...

... p ns et n (t, ttiat Olclllitrtiti it I _ at 2.40 pft i Al: fricilo rrspeviulicy icvi-tio. ' - rr if. H1. Champion, tile Socialist, is abottt to pr4 narry a Mlelbourite lady. cor t Tihe arrival of Prince Ltivsis Naposleon in Paris maci-es much cormnivtn ...

... Better lay open our houses, lands, and mills, replies the Canon, and all that we hold dear, and ask V the idle profligate Socialist to take wilat he wants, for B. he will some day. This is the only real issue of such an Liberalism. Constitutionalism may ...

... hav- ing gone off like hot rolls. As will be seen from an advertisement, a new edition has now been prepared. AiEitNDEE SOCIALIST SOCIETY.-At the weekly meeting of this society held last evening it was decided to celebrate the anniversary of the Paris ...

... further questions, the Minister informed f me that the police were instructed to act with the greatest forbearance towards the Socialists and Anarchists, and that they followed out their instructions to the letter. A number of red and black flags were seized ...