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... advnce of the doctor. th MEDICAL STUDLNT. of Liverpool, Mlay 12, 1889. of SOCIALIST LITERATURE. TOTER EDIOES OF TIEE UVERrOOL MXCOr. eM Gentlemen, - For information respectng frc Socialist pamphlets, your correspondent - NV. E. foi is referred to Justice Pleas ...

... X brayed his confederates, the police made an entry and cap. tured about sixty persons. They are chiefly workmen of the socialist party, but some of them are men of influence in their way, and their arrest will, it is said, lead to important I discoveries ...

... tnsrciik The resolutions passed by tbe receat lntetc'- Coneress at Paris were e amined on a prcpoO I adopt them, but the Socialistic lennioge 5itn of them were pointed out, and it w23 simply to express approval of the prclc holding an international congress ...

... connectiou with the working men's Socialist congress in Paris usas continued to-day. when the defence of the prisoners was heard. MI.neade, one of the pri- soDers, read a long statement, which was in effect a political Socialist manifesto, reproaching the ...

... of the Antwserp Socialists probably had sometbing to do rd with the atlitudeof the police Ail the same, a he street demonstration was brought-off, and a meet- ing we's held in Do Werker Hall, which belonges lt to the Ant-werp Socialist Co-operative party ...

... the street. THE GtRMAN SOCIALIST LAW. BEaRLN, OCT. 28, EvEsxaIN. The (Ofiial Gazette of this evening publishes notifications from various provincial authorities announcing measures taken by them in pursuance of the Socialist law. One association has ...

... dissolution of marriages of incompatible r, couples. Mr. Turner has optainod a little nutonety tV in Birmingham by his Socialistic speeches, and his e Rome Proteotion League is confined to himself :8 and a few followers. Tnao*ATIRRATMw ha ) DCo- G reuses ...

... simply by a few individuals, and he urged that trades unionists shonld go against Mr. Park en account of the latter being a Socialist. It was not the fact that Mr. Park had been brought out sineply t by a few iudividuttle. He had been adopted un- animously ...

... post of Foreign Mini- ii ry- ster alone now remains to be filled. Radical and a gre Socialist journals display little confidence in the o the new Cabinet. The Socialists declare they give y a credit for good Intentions, but will reserve their n er- decision ...

... Sheriff of Barks, Mr. J. R B.Ilagrve, the mom bouring towns. - - THE GEBMAN SOCIALISTS.-The North German Corregspoundent says: The contest between the various Parties of German socialists is as violent as ever, and it led to some very stormy scenes in the workmen's ...

... and Lord Macnaughten, jid 'athought the appeal ought to be, dism~issed. l ii all 4' TilE SOCIALIST AND LABOUR Le LSCONGRESS. sit. .d The International Socialist Workers' and b IY. Trade Union Congress was resumed in London of *g yesterday, On the, proposal ...