The Primrose League Gazette from London, Greater London, England • Page 15

August 12, 1898. THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE GAZETTE. BOOKS, THE following is a list of the books, which can be obtained at the Head Office. 64, Victoria-street, S.W. Primrose League Members' Ticket and Receipt of Tribute Book, containing 50 Tickets each Books can be obtained in four different colours, Pink, Grey, Primrose, and Blue.

When ordering, the particular colour required should be Authorized Habitation Register post free (double size) post free ABC Collecting Book, post free Cotehele" Warden's Collecting Book, 2d. each, or per doz. Ditto with thick covers, 3d. each, or per doz Books of Transfer Knights' and Dames' Associates' Mottoes, 6 feet by 2 feet, printed on bright coloured papers, and suitable for decorations at meetings (such as Success to the Primrose League," Imperium et Libertas," Beaconsfield," "Salisbury," "Devonshire," "Union is Strength," "Peace with Honour," and 3d. each; post free, or the set of eight, post free Printed beg to inform you that a Meeting of the above Habitation, "I beg to inform you that a Meeting of the Council of the above Habitation, "I beg to inform you that a Meeting for the formation of the above Habitation," "I beg to inform you that a Meeting of the Divisional Council, and form of application for tribute due, post free, per 100 Roll of the Habitations, post free Model Voting Paper, post free, per 100 Grand National and Patriotic Song, "We'll Stand by the Primrose League." By Robert Martin.

Post free Portraits of the Marquis of Salisbury, 22 inches by 13 for post free. Black and Gold Diploma Frames (for Associates' Diplomas only), per doz. The carriage of these frames, which must be paid by the purchaser, is per dozen by Parcels Post. Should it be desired that the frames be sent by rail it should be so stated when ordering. When over a dozen are ordered they will be sent by rail in any case, the carriage to be paid on delivery.

For the information of Wardens and Secretaries of Habitations, we subjoin the form of Hie Counterfoil Receipt Book mentioned above, which may be obtained from the Central Office for One Shilling per book of fifty Receipts. The reproduction is two-thirds of the actual size. Name. Amount Date. Warden.

PRIMROSE LEAGUE. HABITATION. No. No. fUrrifafl of ft the sum oj Mnff Subscription for year ending 19th April, 18 Warden.

This Ticket will admit the Member to any Meeting or Entertainment given by the Habitation, subject to such charges (if any) as may be notiiied. It is not transferable, and will be forfeited If used by anyone except the person named. GOALS Marquis of LONDONDERRY supplies the following SEABORNE COAL from his DURHAM Wallsend, 27B. Pitting, ton Wallsend, Primrose, 26s. Beaton Wallsend, 24s.

per ton. Cash on delivery. SKAHAM WHARF, NINK ELMS LANK, VAUXHALL NO AGENTS. BLADES, EAST, BLADES, flriitters craft Jltattmura to flrramfte Seagne, Conslatingof Bninn, CAM BOOK, COTEHELE SERIES, ofBaaima, Oi FAUIK'S BOOK. MEMBERSHIP TICKETS Printed Ricurri and ADMIMIOH TlOKlTS for BMTMTA.IHMXKTI.

Just Published. THE REGISTER CANVASSING BOOK, Containing 60 Duplicate CanTauing Forms. Is. 8d. per post free.

ARTIFICIAL PRIMR0SE8, RECEIPTS BOOKS OP 100 FORMS, 1B. Samples and tent Post Free. PRIMROSE SCARF FOR EVERY-DAY WEAR. Enamelled Primrose Pin. 6d.

each; or to Officers of Habitations, 08. per dozen, post free. Two sizes, small and medium. Cheap Primrose Pin 3d. eaoh; or to Officers of Habitations, 2s.

6d. per dozen, post free. Three sizes, mixed. CAK BE HAD AT THE CEJSTRAL OFFICE. FORMS OF NOTICES 07 EVERY KIND.

NOTE (Stamped with Primrose League Badge), Of the strongest HOME SPUN SILK, of the correct colour, specially manufactured, and PAINTED or EMBROIDERED, with cross, rod, fringe, and flnials, jointed pole and mahogany box complete, from £8 8s. to £60. Highly finished Coloured Sketches submitted beforehand. Ladies' own materials made up complete, with Pole, Fittings, die. Illuminated Addresses, either Framed or as Albums, from £2 to £20.

23, ABCHURCH LANE. E.C., LEONARD STREET, FINSBURY. PRIMROSE LEAGUE LEAFLETS. 8. "What are the Principles of the Primrose League.

87. The National Anthem and Role Britannia. 78. The Origin and Objects of the Primrose League. 85.

"Why should I Join the Primrose League! 110. The Authorised Badges of the Primrose League. 128. A "Working Man Dissenter on Disestablishment and Disendowment. 138.

The Order of the Grand Star of the Primrose League. 160. Organisation of the Primrose The Habitation. 161. Organization of the Primrose Divisional ConndL County Councils.

162. In and Out of the 163. The Imperial Chapter of the Primrose League. 164. The Duties of Wardens.

166. An Important Question (Welsh Suspensory Bill). 167. England's Protest against the Separatist Demand. 168.

The Use of the House of Lords. 168A. Are you for Justice or Robbery (Welsh Suspensory Bill). 169. A Common Sense Catechism.

170. The Constitution of the House of Lords. 171. The Position of the House of Lords at the Present Day, by Lord Randolph Churchill, M.P. SPECIAL LEAFLETS.

(For the use of Executive Officers and Wardens of Habitations, and leadeis of the working classes.) 5. The Relation of Capital to Labour. 6. An Eight Hours'Day. 7.

The Source of Wages. 8. The Philosophy of Strikes. OO.O. LEAFLETS.

1. Homes of the Poor. 136. Agricultural Labourers and the Radicals. 137.

How the Priests Rule Ireland. 140. The Big Loaf and the Little Loaf. NATIONAL UNION LEAFLETS. 65.

The CoBt of the Monarchy. 143. Arguments against the Home Rule Bill. 144. Principal Objections to the Home Rule Bill.

150. A Vision of the Future. (Imperial Parliament after the Passing of the Home Rule Bill.) 155. Irish Roman Catholics and the Home Rule Bill. 159.

Alien Immigration. 160. Plain Reasons against Payment of Members. 161. The Conservatives and the Administration of the Factory Act.

162. What have the Farmers and Labourers Obtained from the Gladstonian Government, after all the Promises that were made to them at the last Election 1 163. The Retention of the Irish Members. 164. Dr.

Alexander (the Protestant Bishop of Derry) on the Meaning of Home Rule." IRISH UNIONIST ALLIANCE LEAFLETS. Englishmen, Which do you like, High Wages or Low Wages! Ireland under Mr. Morley. Opinion of a Gladstonian Judge. A 80.

Shall Ireland have Home Rule GRANTS OF FRJBH LITBRATUBH. THB Literature Committee have arranged, until further notice, to grant to each Habitation (upon written application) 1 ,000 Leaflets, free, every three Habitations to pay the carriage. In every case, however, three months must elapse from the date of drawing one free grant before a second free grant can he issued to the same Habitation. Habitations wishing for a greater number of Leaflets, or requiring them more frequently, can purchase them at the rate of per 1,000 for Leaflets of one to two pages, and 8s. per 1000 for leaflets of over two free.

A remittance must accompany all orders, as otherwise delay must occur. The undermentioned leaflets, (which cannot be included in the free grant of literature), can also be obtained at the following rate of 164. A few words to Working Men and Women about the Primrose League (large size on primrose paper). Price 2s. 6d.

per 100. BROCHURES. HOW I BECAME A LTBEBAL UNIONIST. Reprinted from Blackwood's Magcurine. Price id.

Two Dosen for M. THB PRIMROSE LEAGUE, by George 8. Lane-Pox, Esq. (vice-Clhaneellor of the League). Price post free 60 copies, 7s.

Bd. 100 oopiee, £00 copies, £8, carriage paid. 7.