... as well as of dietres.i. I good men, and the former may have swelled the crowd ; but it was a crowd of which the core was Socialist, which was excited by speeches palpably intended to eascourap an witbreak. and which went in know- Wel, for sheer destruction ...

... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1886 THE RIOTS IN LONDON. GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION, A meeting of Socialists and others was held on Bunlay morning on Clerkenwell-green, when one of the leaders who presided stated that summonses had been served on the previous day on ...

... who winked with him had early put themselves in communication with the police authorities. ha I given information that the Socialist intended to create disturbance, and had pronined that adequate precautions would be taken to preserve order, yet for Ii ore ...

... ation, and to refer to bankers' pass-books and cheque-books. SOCIALISTS IN THE UNITED STATES. Btimulated by a statement in a New York telegram to the Standard respecting the existence or &Socialist conspiracy in the I. cited States, the New York Herald has ...

... waiting for the family to go to church beton letting him out.—The prisoner was discharged with • caution. FRENCH AND ENGLISH SOCIALISTS. The men out of work in Paris intend to organise a large meeting on the lines of that which Pr eceded the Sccialist excesses ...

... mll4lO. Mr. William Afnrtis has howl in hand for some time a poem called The Pilgrims of Hope, which deals with the Socialists' iwoliaganda, in which lie is taking • share. It is in the large anapevtic measure of Sigurd the Volsung, and bids fur ...

... HERALD AND LAKES NEWS. SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE PALM CONFLICTS WITH THE POLICE. On Sunday afternoon Hyde Park was the scene of a mass meeting of employed and unemployed workere, convened by the Social Democratic Federation. In the manifesto ...

... innocent handkerchief that happened to he red, he will not make a very imposing point in favour of the Socialists. So far as public interest in the Socialists' case is concerned there was no evidence of it in the Lord Chief .Justice's Court on Monday, when ...

... doubt, w.ll fitted for the inertia post. tion, althouih it is hardly altogether an sArreabll LC* FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 188(; THE SOCIALIST PROSECUTION. SIRE. HENDERSON IN THE At the Bow-street police-cntut, on Seturday,Nfeserr. Barns, H7ndman, Champion, and Williams ...

... NIHILISM IN LONDON. At the invitation of the Socialist League, M. etepeiak, tFe well-known Nihilist leader, delivered a home on Siitidzy evening at Kelinscott House, in the Upi er Mall, Hammersmith, upon the subject of the Ru-sian revolutionary movement ...

... military powers. The movement has taken the form of a wild and violent crusade against property, with a certain element of Socialist agitation, but marked with all the features of a brutal and dishonest rie. Mobs of men parade the country demanding and obtaining ...

... discussion on the estimates for the State police service, accused the police of gross cruelty in their treatment of snsputed Socialists and of political offenders generally. He said the object of the police was always to snort confessions from those whom they ...