... Lord Londonderry's party this week, enough Moderates have been returned to preserve a fair balance of power, and check the Socialistic tendency of the party previously in pow.eri • A seat is in jeopirde Four individuals are aiming at representing Bangor in ...

... of men as on developing the work of destroying men who had done them no harm. (Applause.) Proceeding to speak of modern Socialistic ideas, he aptly said that amongst many of the ministers of the Methodist New Connexion there was working one of the essential ...

... was; in stone ways. the most remarkable of London inettin4e. There was a little oppositiol3, mainly from a smill both of Socialist', who wished to move an amendment declaring that peace was impossinle until the pre.e..it. political order had been chanted ...

... at the opening it warmed up wonderfully. A touch of humour was given to the meeting by a protest at the end froze a local Socialist who thought it wrung that votes of thanks should be given to the spesken on behalf of peace. Mr. H. Y. Stanley. who was unable ...

... Convention can be obtained from the lists of delegates which are being published in War Assisi! Bor. Conservatives, Liberals, Socialists, and Labour will all be represented. No shade of political opinion or religious belief which has any claim to make itself ...

... Institution was of wide extent, and was closely connected with the customs and ideas of Irish Protestants. Would it become a socialistic clique t An attempt would doubtlest be made by enemies in that direction; but the general teaching of Orangeism would keep ...

... NEAR HAVE. A French Socialist who was explaining the asesaing of Socialisn3. remarked that all messdoes should he equally shared. If *you had two horses, would you give use seer asked his friend. Of course. replied the Socialist. And if you had two ...

... question more closely, and in its practical bearings. in view of the serious prominence it now holds in many minds. We are all Socialists in • degree. Some of the beet and wisest developments in our national history are identified with this question, as our ...

... unpaid for, whilst hundreds of thousands have DOS wham to lay their had, and children are starving for lack of bread. lam no Socialist. But this rank and fetid luxury is unbearable when one remembers the crowds that are hungry and miserable and the multitudes ...

... d windows tall the story o'er and o'er again—alas the real Christ is too far away. It resembles a purge of that famous socialistic novel by Victor Hugo, Les Miserskim. where in the prison of Toulon, Jean Tiljean could not bear the words of the good ...

... condition, and thus literally turn back the wheels of progress. The race for municipal honours, however, goes to prove that the Socialists are not very far wrong in the contention that a desire to stand well in the eyes of our fellows is a greater attraction ...

... soldering, join the army. Bot though this conscription may be neceseary, how the people groan under that military load, the socialistic element in all European countries plainly shows. And I venture to say that there is not among them all a single nation wbo ...