... the truth of the report, but, if correct, it is another proof tlie deep agitation and discontent which are rendering a Russian revolution highly probable. connection with this unsettled condition of the Russian empire, the same paper states tbat a Queen's ...

... York papers, the Russian Consul that city, Kartchswsky, has received flrst warning from the Central Committee the Russian Revolution. The causes ot offence ara stated the document to be—(l) his having uttered certain slanderous insinuations and base ...

... papers, the Russian Consul in that city. M. Kartchwsky, has received first warning from the Central Committee of the Russian Revolution. The causes of offences are (stated in the document to be —(1) his having uttered certain slanderous insinuations and ...

... towards the west, the most extensive military preparations are being actively poshed The recent end last is sue of the Russian Revolution newspaper, The WiU of the People, contains a long blaok'bordered paragraph announcing the deaths and executions of several ...

... Senor Comacho states that V he has funds to arm 125,000 men, and to carry on the Government until 'September. TRIAL OF RUSSIAN ,REVOLUTION- ISTS. . . ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday.—The trial Of ten young men and two women for circulating revolutionary proclamations ...

... and MARSHALL. QIIA.RPE'S LONDON MAGAZINE for July, Li Price is, with Two Elegant Engravings on Steel, will contain— RUSSIAN REVOLUTION OF 1801. LIFE AND POEMS OF GEORGE CRABBE. LEWIS ARUNDEL. By PAIRLEGII. NOTICES OF NINEVEH, BABYLON AND PERSEPOLIS. REVIEWS: ...

... space ?? all subjects interesting to lovers of the country. . . u^ e Krapotkine is preparing a second article on roe -Russian Revolution for the Fortnightly Review. He v,-i!l also write the chief Russian articles for the 116 ?? edition of the Encyclopedia ...

... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. THIRTY-THOUSAND FIRES. The Daily News correspondent, telegraphing from St. Petersburg, says : — At the third of the j series of political trials at Kieff, on the 27th ultimo, Vladislasand Heinrich Isbitsky, lelonging to the inferior ...

... Sr-ies” as acom- parion voloine to his well known “Science of Law.” Prince Krapotkine is preparing a second article on the Russian Revolution” tor the Fortnightly Review. He also write the chief jan ar ticles for the new edition of the ‘Encyclopedia Britannica ...

... Dagmar, who is sc-used of frivolity, arrogance, and love of dress. The anonymous wiiter concludes as follows : — The Russian revolution will be far more bloody and terrible than that of France in 1783; for the despotism of the Czars is harder than that ...

... Prioooss Dagmar, who is accused of frivolity, r.m»yance, ami love «f dress. Tho anonymeus writer concludes follows:—“Tho Russian revolution will bo far more bloody terrible than that ®T Franco 176 i' ; for tho despotism of Czars harder than th.it tho French ...

... and likes readirg unpleasant ?? concerning her book. Assuredly life just at present— what with the weathe'* and the Russian revolution — is depressing enough in reality, without being made more so by the means of fiction. Let us hope that Mrs. H. Lovett ...