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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

... by counsel. Mr. Fulton, ill stating the case, said that on the 3rd of April there wias a Socialist gathering in Hyde-park, at which a man named Mclver, a Socialist, wv:s taken into custody; bhut the following day he was discharged on condition that be ...

THE PIMLICO MURDER

... deeply interested in the Socialist movenent, and who during the whole of the proceedings had been engaged in taking notes, suddenly rushed forward, and, striking thu prisoner with her note-book, exclaimed, You call yourself a Socialist ! You're not. You are ...

SOCIALISM

... purpose of forming a ilew Democratic Club in the neighbourhood of the Strand, as a aunhber of Socialists object to the exclusiveess practised in the Socialist Club in St. Andrew-strect. SocuxA DxsocArkic FRI)aissTos LsTuans.-To-dayi Datierr.% Vt, S.L8 ...

SHOCKING CHARGE AGAINST A GENTLEMAN

... bail until the next sessions. SOCIALIST MOVEMXENT IN THE NORTH OF? ENGLAND.-YESTDDAIXY. Last night, at the Central Hall of the Social Demo. cratic Federation, 337, Strand, Mr. J. H. Widdup, the editor of the Burnley Socialist, the organof the Lanca- sloise ...

TRAGIC SUICIDE OF MR

... Mrs. Aveling will create a great gap in the ranks of the International Socialist movement, There is no woman in England to-day who could fill her place as an exponent of Socialist theories, and cer- tainly there is no person, man or woman, who has her ...

DEATH OF MR. W. G. PEARSON

... the deceased was a Socialist, he has a right to have justice. The friends of the gentlemnan showed their approval by stamping their feet and clapping hands. The Coroner: I am here to conduct this case, and I do not regard Socialists or any party. As the ...

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT

... before as it was being done then, but the Socialist League had no desire to be a nuisance, and therefore that night it was only proposed that brief speeches were to be made. They must not think the Socialists were the only persons interested in this question ...

SOCIALISM, ETC

... at rthe loa'et eso9with throwving stones. uppers toat Mrbu. Kidd2 boys aseembled before the inothe LondofnMr.. on mtt(a Socialist), many of vhom bhrew stones at his windows, whicgawere broken. The boy Chamberlaid wns seen to throw a stone, but iwsas not ...

SAD SEQUEL TO WEDDING FESTIVITES

... TION.-A Socialist Con. gress met on Friday afternoon at Bilbno to discuss plans for joint action with foreign Socialists, to pro- mote demonstrations every year on May Day, and to. advoeate the eight hours limit for Labour aad other Socialist reforms ...

PUBLIC MEETINGS AT OXFORD

... to Frtts the Socialists. In cross-examination by Mr. W. M. Thomrcot. ?? Head Constable said no one complained that thoroughfare was obstructed on this occasio1. Ii' was not inetructed by anyone to take these procJ'10' If the Socialists moved away to ...

CHARGE OF USING SEDITIOUS LANGUAGE

... CHtiGES 0r USING SMDIT1OUS LAN. GUAGM. Wni. Burrows, 22, a Socialist, describing himself as a baker, of 39, Hatton-wall, Holborn, was brought up on a warrant by Detective-inspector Peel, and charged before Mr. Barstow, at the Clerkenwell Police-court ...

THE IRISH CRIME ACT.—PROCLAMATION

... depressed and troubled with sleeplessness of late. NIcInISIT iN LozDoN.-The Press Association states that the Nihilists and Socialists of the metropolis held their annual excursion in Epping Forest on Mon- day. In the course of the day a meeting vas held ...