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... may be deceived by a mere title. It is with great satisf action we have noticed that since the Trade Union Congress, Memsrs. Hardie and Mann, who may be taken to be the two most conspicuous figures in the new Socialist movement, have abandoned that veiled ...
... even 500,000 persons, including the wives and children-that is Mr. Thomas Mann s estimate-who are without Waork from week to week or in any single week' The supposition on which Mr, Hardie bases his refusal is extravagant gnd grotesque. That there are too ...
... cause it is, first and foremost, a Socialist poli- tical organization. Its leaders are Socialists, including Mr. Keir Hardie, Mr. Thomas Mann, Mr. Pete Curran, Mr. Shaw Maxwell, and others; its programme is Socialistic and its candidates are Socialists ...
... tibey had ot been served with ubptenas. In the particulars the respondents them- selves, Mrs. Hardy, wife of the Hon. A. E. Gathorne Hardy, and Mr. Charles Hardy, of Chilloam Castle were each accuszd of personal bribery, but he wished to state that from ...
... Ramsay, C.B. Mr. George Dalhouisie Ramsey was formerly a prominent officeal at the War lffice, but retired in 182. Thomas Tacon. Mr. Thomas Henry Taoze, of ?? House, Eye, was born at Eye in 1.'dZ and for masy years carried on a succesful brewery there. ...
... TE1 pgnflWTATION, or SOUSE WZBT RAW-L OPPONENT FOR AIR. KEIR HARDIE. Mr. Thomas Barker, of Newcastle, the well-known Tamperance lecturer, addressed a meeting of South West Hanm electors on Friday evening at the Public Hall, Canning Town. with a view to ...
... Federation, The first was, Do you believe in the existence of the class war? Mr. Hardie said be did. Other questigns fol. lowed as to the Socialist programme, and Mr. Hardie repliid quite satisfactorily to these, saying he was in f vour of tile nationaliration ...
... EI1GRhXION TO QUEENSLAND. The following letter has been received from Thomas Berry, who, With his wife and eight children, emigrated list September from Portadown to Queensland. Brisbane, 10th March, 1863. Dear Sir,-Yeu may think it very strsage at ...
... Young men, named William Thomas and John Huuit, were waiting for an empty journey of trains at the bottom of the drift in the new lift, vein, when one of the shackles broke, and a tramn running wild, instan- tanicously killed Thomas, while Hunt sustained ...
... GARDENING. SOME HARDY SHRUBS.-HOW very freo-blooming just now is the laurustinus-a well.known hardy shrub, the which, however,. sometimes gets hard bit when we have very severe weather, but that is very seldom. Even then if cut hard back below the frosted ...
... eivilization and shamed the English character, and see if it does not fully sustain this very serious accusation. I now refer to Thomas Nichols, the poor child of only seven years-who, according to the eri- donee, though not to the verdict of a singularly com- ...
... agents.' PRUDERY tN THrE MIDTLANDS.-The HandsKOrth Free Library Committee, Birmingham, has, on Inrs grounds, witbdrawn Thomas Hardy's novel, Jude the Obscure, from circulation, Owing to a renusrk able run having been made on the work, the wife tf s ...