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A Bill for the nationalisation of private KILMARNOCK PARLIAMENTARY railway.; is to be introduced in the ..

... British Embassy in Paris. The King spent a quiet day. Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., and Mr Hindman were among the speakens at a Socialist meeting at Brussels on Sunday. A young man named George Gordon charged at Edinburgh on Monday with the murder of Elisabeth ...

BY GERALD BISS

... themselves, and Charlie and I certainly don't worry very much about it. Bea Nevis laughed. Probably they are going to turn Socialists or Mormons or something equally absurd, said Bina; fit they always have great schemes in hand, which seldom come to fruition ...

DENTISTRY•

... seats. That the list includes one lady, one minister, a lawyer, a draper, a shoemaker, a tanner, a draughtsman, and three socialists. That the Stewarton folk seem to have a huge appetite for oratory. Fourteen School Board candidates will address a meeting ...

A FAMOUS STEWARTON NATIVE

... teachers to attend to their education. In Ib9 the management of sew Lanark mills pawed into the hands of Robert Owns, the Socialist, who afterwards married Dale's daughter. In Oswald( Street, wear Brommielaw, there stands a plain church, the nweting house ...

MR HEIR HARDIE ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION

... growth of the Socialist movement in Glasgow it was to be found in that great audience. The fact that Mr Hardie was leader of the Labour party was a guarantee of two things—that it would be an independent party, and that it would be a Socialist party. (hear ...

Class Legislation

... would not have climbed down. He would apparently be autocratic against a self-governing colony. Mr Hardie claims to be a Socialist, yet he says the working class party must develop until it rules and governs the affairs of State. Is that Socialisml We ...

Political Pars

... however sribicively worded, has been among the m o st ecnaiatent and persistent opponents of the policy of surrender to the socialistic element by tie Government. It is probable that. Mr Hudson will not proceed further with his bill at present. The Labour ...

The Bad Birrell Bill

... has declared that it raises the religious difficulty for the first time. Mr Philip Snowden. one of the most eloquee of the Socialist members, asserts that it establishes Nonconformity as the State religion in the day schools. The Labour party oppose it in ...

BOY CLERKS

... bitterest and most bigotted type; cruel and narrow-minded tyranny. The frank hostility of Socialists to all religious teaching is honest in comparison. Socialists would secularise the schools; but they would treat all alike. They do not propose to endow ...

i'llE KILMARNOCK HERALD, FRIDAY. MAY 4. 1906

... justifiable conclusion. The Free Feeding propaganda is more directly an outcome of some loose Socialistic dogma than of anything else. We are persuaded that the Socialistic movements, or their leading representatives,.l,c areproceeding on the instalment principle ...

OUR RECIPES

... reason why the Liberal candidate polled less votes than in January was the nervou,ncx., of the middle-class voter lest the Socialist tail should wag the Liberal dog. Mr Bonar Law's success will bring hope to the heart of other es : Ministers who are still ...

churches and Meetings

... y, and reasonable. The Socialist propaganda keeps awake. Some time ago, if I am not mistaken, Mr Duncan Ross denied being a Socialist. That is not long since, still it seems to have been long enough to land him in the Socialist net. At all events he closely ...