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... the unemployed again met on Castle Street, when they were addressed by Mr S. Gallachar and Mr Wim Cooper, numrbers of the Socialist Society. Mr Cooper stated that the committee appointed at the meeting of the previous day to approach the Town Council with ...
... terest, affording the members a very pleasant after- noon. They were delighted with his genial courtesy and antiquarian lore. SOCIALIsTs and their like who rave about the land for the people should secure the article when it is literally dirt cheap. Liaid ...
... command of the 4th Volunteer Brigade. MrCursalNAMA-GRAHAM, M.P., is to address a meeting under the auspices of the Aberdeen Socialist Society next week. The Labour Comr- mittee of the Trades Council have been in- I vited to the platform; and at the close ...
... practicable,. it would net. hni- rtI I prose. the people whom it isjniteniled to hftprove. 'The [y iihemne -of thu so-called Socialists Was moat unlust. t \1a ~eAt fair for A inian who inherited en estate. to be de- prive of it, WIse he to blamie for having ...
... week. w Deceased belonged to the rationalistic and advanced asection of the Unitarian body, recently avowing himself as a Socialist. He was a fluent speaker, a e ready controversialist, and a man who literally spent himself in working for measures of religious ...
... remove social discontent, partly by protec- tionist maeasures intended to foster native in- dustry and partly by 8tate socialistic leisla t tion for the benelit of the working classes. t Ill 1884 e succeeded, after prolonged oppos.- s tion, in passing ...
... to drink Setn IHer Majesty's health. The lMitgistratea replied that kee they did not know the men were Communists and the Socialists. Had they bean aware that such was the chs Y case no dinner would have been given. It. had been fiil, 1, lea-ned since that ...
... dealt with certaiti qcuestions which it may bo decided to treat atB State secrots. Leo Mcillet, the well-lknanc- French Socialist, who m iilm freq:tently lectred in Aberdeen, htis tn at ocond ballot bloei elected hDeputy for the irritudissement of Metiruseode ...
... people those rights cthey weree ti-ri t I, ii arid whtich by God's he~el lithe tvotid get. i A,-_ planer.) They were nut 'Socialists tli cv wo-ne ~I rob anyv trait tof a Ali lo, andraettls an I lanillords, would baave rio reaisort to fear atrytlhlnis this ...
... entrtai ed at supper in the Waverley Hotfel heWith sOng adtat a pleasant evening was of U. spn.of_______ he o It- ABERDEEN SOCIALISTS AND PROPOSED oe ie MUNICIPAL SLAUGEHTERHOUSE. de ~~~~~,h ~~~~~~~~~~fri of The Aberdeen branch of the Social 0, Democratic ...
... commonwealth. Mr Rolwley, in replying upon the discussion, said c theyy should leave alone the airy and intangible schemes of Socialists, and set thenmsel-es to work out more practical details. Posterity might be able to e work out these higher theories ; what ...
... ver- in diet has been given by an English jury on account of ti politicalfeeling2 (Cries ofs' Yes, Manchester.) In T the Socialist trial my hon. and learned friend a6 (Sir C. Russell), with all his grreat power of advocany, tt failed to obtain it verdict ...