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Socialist v. Socialist

... Socialist v. Socialist On the motion that clause 1 stand part the Bill, Mr. Nell MACLEAN (Soc.. Govan) called attention to hardships which, he alleged, arose owing to regulations issued the Labour Ministry with regard anomalies arising from the application ...

TO THE SOCIALISTS

... TO THE SOCIALISTS. open-air meeting Shaw Cross on Tuesday Mr. F. W. prospecttvo Conservative candidate for the Dewsbury Division, said the Socialist Go\ eminent was pledged to nationalise everything. If they were so certain that hero was the solution ...

THE SOCIALISTS

... THE SOCIALISTS Lord Milverton crosses the floor after protest Then four Opposition victories From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, ...

the Socialists

... the Socialists country has got Nazis, but so far been killed or mul to the present country he can fi same way befor rights and Is proti every Christian. ...

SOCIALIST

... SOCIALIST GAIN AT PECKHAM 100 MAJORITY FOR MR. SILKIN VOTES RE-COUNTED GOVERNMENT LOSS PUT DOWN TO APATHY THE Peckftam by-election yesterday resulted an Opposition gain. The figures, announced about one o'clock this morning after a recount, were:— Mr ...

SOCIALISTS

... SOCIALISTS Mr. ALEXANDER (Co-op., Sheffield, Hillsborough) moved amendment that this House, while sympathetic all sound schemes for the encouragement British agriculture, cannot assent to the second reading of a Bill, which in its financial provisions ...

SOCIALISTS

... SOCIALISTS. Glasgow Corporation met privaiyesterday to consider the selection Lord Provost and magistrates. ' will be formally elected to-day. Only members were absent. The Socialists, reinforced this week» polls, nominated Mr. John Stewart « Lord Provost ...

Socialist but

... ) 24.514 .Mr. Mux (Con.) 16,828 Socialist majority . change, Tire figures at the General Election were: Capt. H. Beaumont (Soc.)„ 22,682 Mat. G. W. Hirst (Con.) 11.090 Mr. A. Mitchell (Lib.) 5,266 Socialist majority. 11,592 This was the 47th ...

SOCIALISTS

... In May. 1924. and represented it until the last General Election. 1929 the Socialist majority was 3,679 and 1924 It was 379. West Toxteth the tenth seat won by the Socialists at by-elections since General Election 1931. The others were. Wakefield. Wcdnesbury ...

TO SOCIALISTS

... TO SOCIALISTS. VISIT TO IRELAND: ERIN UNDER THE FREE STATE. M. COUE'S GOSPEL OF HEALTH. WORKING-FOLK AND THEIR HOLIDAY CLUBS. THE PEAK OF DERBYSHIRE. (IllustraUd.) HOLIDAY COMPETITION FOR CHILDREN. PRICE 2d. ALL NEWSAGENTS. ...

Socialists

... to Mr Wilson and Mr Cooper, the other members the sub-committee were Miss Margaret Herblson, Socialist MP for North Lanark, and Mr. Arthur Skefflngton, Socialist MP for Hayes and Harlington. Main recommendations The main recommendations are:— 1. —The National ...

Socialists

... 154 Socialists. Including unopposed returns, 41 candidates who stood as Conservatives were successful and Conservatives registered 18 gains and three losses. Ten of the gains were from Socialists, and there were Conservative losses to Socialists. Independents ...