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... Thursday to Mr. Lushington, at the Thamnes Police- court, in connection with the proceedings which had been taken against the Socialists. He stated that last Sunday seven men were arrested for going to a place to perform what they considered a public right- ...
... disturb- ances. He wits not aware that there w*as a counter petition siltted in favour of the Socialists. ir. William Thompeson asked whether the Socialists made more noise than a procesaion of the 8:Llvation Army. itisioctor Bickley said lie thoaght ...
... THE SOCIALISTS AND TLE POLICE. THE RIGHT OF PUBLIC MEETING. At Southwark Police-court, yesterday, Edward Wallace, Henry Queleb, and Benjamin Bushell, were summoned at the instigation of the Commissioners of Police for causing an obstruction to the highway ...
... The disturbance arose through the Socialists marching to the great synagogue. Witness saw the police officers pulled into the Socialists' Club, and when there they were assaulted. Constable Frost said after the Socialist meeting a crowd of two or three ...
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... Tn%' SOCIALISTS ANZ THE POLIClr.. The S3ocial Democratic Fedevation, who have called a meeting at Trafalgar-squnre, for Sunday wreek, to demand the immediate release of Johln Li . Williams, who is now suffering, two nmonths' Imprisonment for obstruction ...
... THt SOCIALISTS' DSMO:NSTEATION. A ; Be_. - l A. . - ?? _ At Bow-street Police-eonrt, oil Wednesday, John Ward, aged 20, was chalrrgod with disorderly conduct and obstuneting the police. Mr. WV. Thomtipson, bar- rister, defended. Messrs. Hynidintin and ...
... POPE AND SOCIALISTS. PAPAL WARNIxG-YESTERDAY. Rome, Oct. S. Tile Pope received the French pilgrims this morning. His Holiness made his entry at ten o'clock, carried on a chair and attended by the fulctionaries of the Papal Court, In addressing the pilgrims ...
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... NAISdTATE SAUNDERS AWD THE' SOCIALiSTS& - 1 of Ie I- - After the day charges were settled at Thames Police- court on Monday, Mr. Saunders, the presiding magis- trate, made tho following remarks: I am very happy to find that there ie no charge before me ...
... ARREST OF SOCIALIST LEADERS. GOVER-NMENT PROSECUTION. EXAMINATION AT BOW-STREET. At Bow-street Police-court, on WNednesday, H. AL. H~araJohn Bitins, H. H. Cliamntiion, and John E. jlriliiamls appard before Sir Jaimes Ingliam to sum- muotises charging ...