... Cottle. A Dalin oorraspondsim:says:—Aa the law in September, and is not at all likely to be mewed in any lone whatever, the Socialist lead er s en already scheming tq hold their nextgieat annual somewhere within Germany Wall. that the ol Austria would pay ...

... German I thin geed el 'Meat I allowed • Of Social L - 1 t bed an y at all d r ,,,,i ag a f ew sa t been expelled made, the Socialist Low, Is lefts to to es required for use. tialt sad moot in I their homes,thea•Pfeliattea ef that, b e g i ns b ea d ias b ...

... Dritheld, Grimsby, Goole, Cambridge, and it is going to be adopted in Hull. 'This was no political or sectarian or yet 1 socialistic question. If it had been he I would not have had anything to do with it. It was entirely a social one. It was a matter in ...

... on Sunday was seriously interrupted by a up be a t things rub Wil two-hide if the lisessess, taking them baud of Genes= Socialists. The polio, were oblige& shoat, MI Kehl Ms ssytbisg, hens th e e d. chiefly frog the saw of he breathes. There to interfere ...

... an introduction, he hoped to a reduction of working hours of the mdustrial c lasses generally. It might be said he was a Socialist, but he did not for that. He \ had seen Mr. Dixon's address, and it was such a one as would commend itself to most I of them ...

... whoa all Eingland was mooning and their sympathy in polio is a matierthat is bewildsong people. If we had had a Baikal or Socialistic Mayor; if we did sot boast of a Corporation ; if there bed been no troops in the town; If we had had no church, we could ...

... lecture in the Corn Exchange. Several Hull friends will be present, and an effort will be made to start a branch of the Socialist Society. * * * During the last two weeks, whibft Mr. J. Dixon has been away on his holidays, Mr. Carlill &will has kindly ...

... humanity end and property begin? If christian socialism is to be of any use at all, it must create character, not only among socialists, but also in what was termed society. And they must be prepared to protest against pillage and plunder, whether on the ...

... from the pen of • literary artist, so deservedly popular is Dr. Conan Doyle. The admit NI Charles Kingsley as n Christian Socialist, from the pen of Mr. Keeble, is most credit. able, and the paper by Mr. Holmes on Analine Dyes, under the head of Great ...

... Charles Logard, thor,Earl of Londesborough, Canon Machell, and Mr. Scholfield. * * * A service of song, entitled Ben iNaylor, Socialist, was effectively rendered by the Flemingate Wesleyan choir, on Wednesday night last, on behalf of the funds of the Sunday ...

... stolen. Mr. Maples : Did you hear the wn on Saturday m Commons, and still more unfortunate is it turning'3 - mulialson by the Socialist, was was effectively rendered by the burglar ?—No.—When did you discover the to learn that that absence was due to the had ...

... at Cottingham. Collections were taken for the circuit funds. The effort was a decided success viewed financially and socialistically. _ . Medical Anima to remember that reoommending Coou I & tool erut Wren. tor the IMMO 01 COM: 011 poll* i 6 a gasnatteo ...