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... every seat strewn with aocialistic literature upon the eight hours' and other socialistic questions; and he wants to know if the Radicals are going to gran' votes from Socialist voters under the pretence of agreeing with their views. He very charitably ...
... 171; majority 1,035.—50 change. BE 7 TIIXAII. CREEX, Nomn•Etsr.—G. Howell, L, 2,895; H. H. Marks, C, 2,321; H. R. Taylor, Socialist, 106; E. Ballard, I, 23.—N0 change. Ctonsii.—P. M. Thornton. C. 5,170; R. 31• Kenna, L, 4,526; majority 644.—N0 change. GLASCOIX ...
... discontented and troublesome theories common to those moody dreamers and this dissatisfied grumbling Socialistic fraternity. The sole ides and object of the Socialists appears to be to sow the germs of discontent monget the vrorking-class population. That they ...
... topics. Otherwise we should have been very glad to have afforded you an opportunity of explaining your views on What is a Socialist, and what is Socialism ...
... Bradford mill-owner boa offered to a tribe of Socialists a large mill, with engines and machinery complete, rent free for 12 months, on the sole condition that it shall be run by the 'pouters on Socialist topics, and show a profit on the working at the ...
... assemblies. The problem then would be how were they to be got there and kept there from • financial point of view, and the Socialists contended that the remuneration of all members and the payment of all 010:4110 expenses should come on% of the Imperial ...
... and ebich is supported by voluntary oontributions. Sir Ughtred Kay•Bhuttleworth, in reply to a letter from the Barrowford Socialists, says that he has long been opposed to the imposition of a property qualification in the case of candidates at Board elections ...
... educating the people to their views, and on Saturday Mr. Russell Smart, of London, was announced to deliver two lectures on Socialistic topics. Unfortunately Mr. Smart nes unable to fulfil his engagement, but Kr. Alfred Settle, of Manehester. came down in ...
... of her friends. Mr. B. Glazier of Glasgow. then addressed the assenibly, and said one of the things to be done when the Socialistic millenium arrived, would be to pull down the tower—no one would tolerate such an ugly thing on the land. scape. lie felt ...
... manifest itself. An extramAnary was witnessed on Wednesday in the Bristol Council Chamber at a wedding gift meeting. Many Socialists and working men mitered the the chamber, The latest Lon 'not : A Son at Mall Mr. Jabez Spencer Bain ur. The South Shore ...
... - •tecluding Meow.. J. Hoyco and J. Grime, but no member cf the Town Council—a large portion of whom, we believe, held Socialistic doctrines. Mr. Lobos apolo• gised for the unavoidable absence of the Mayor, who had been called away to London under a ...
... all with one consent remainedaway '. Two known townsmen came up to time, and several stragglers, who were said to have Socialistic leanings and unfriendly designs, were early in their places. The Town Clerk was present in his official capacity, and for ...