... occupied, and that M. ,,avis will resune his post at Bangkok to-morrow LSOCIALIST AND' LABOUR' CONGRE SS. The Iuternational Socialist and Lhabour Cni. gress, which sits at Zurich during the 'present week, was opened on Sunday.-- Mr. HIobson,' Shetield, was ...

... Royal kitchen and -led-rooms, stould turn out to tnake room for site 'taster of the house ?-Argiis. hIr. Brindley, tbe Anti-Socialist Lecturer, was 1presenied with a purse of 40 sovereigns, at Leices- ter, in acknowledgment of the services rendered by him ...

... mention Married Wonmen in Factories, by WV. Stanley Jevens; Our Indus-C trial Schools, by Alfred Hill; and Christian Socialists in Gem-many, by John Rae.a ?? Qjuiver (MNessrs. Cascsell e nd Co.)-Bishop f Aebton Oxenden, woell known as a popular writer ...

... pos- session of his eeat this essiorn. The ligures of thie election were :-rrilhice linmarok 10,544 ; Heir 1 Scbmnlfeld (Socialist), 5,485-mirjority for Prince r Ihisniaciac, 5,058. OENSUS RID UkNS, The following additional ?? returns hrave r reached us:- ...

... deviotioni to tile milti i tftrv !ode of honeour which it portraYs. Mr. .1. II1.lvides, as 'Frank Hiarrinigton,'' soldier uad Socialist, ?? an'l Ideal soldier, aiid hise 8ocialisir Wa-S riot inflammatrory. ?? who is the goond geniius of thle piece, is a rather ...

... thnit point was travelling at tire rate of 6ib miles an hour. it is I marvellous that lie liis escaped with his life. 3 SOCIALIST DlSTURBANCE IN MADRID. A Daiziei telegram from Madrid satys :-On Friday night there w as a meeting of Republicans, at ?? ...

... students have been arrested, and several pamphlets by Herzen were fonnd in their possession. It is stated that the Russian socialists abroad have been very active of late, and that large quantities of their pamphlets have been confiscated on the Russian ...

... attention is the review of Nfr. LtAeit-i ng Henrt' George's work on Pronress 'and Povert' v, sigge Il to ret in whiich the Socialistic, or rathjer Oomriumnkitic for ti ¾~doctrines of that gentleman are uitconprnmieingls' tb-r,- inoppoO. 'The article on American ...

... life movement in these times is indisputable. Mr. TIUNT sees in the noble work to which WILELTAM MORRIS, the high-mrinded Socialist . poet, bha given himsoelf, as exemplified in the nrti.stio wvall papers on oale in the Ozford- street shop which the author ...

... ? metropolis of the 1 I;;ost enlightenld natioin 111)1)11 earth. Nay, it is ; Q ei sdid tuit the lecture roomis of tile Socialists ;1re livensed by the state, thus placing schools of infilelity on il le smile iootillg with placcs of Christill nwershlip ...

... in the year was ain international meteting of insportance, thought ?? had not mchli to learn from it. Theb triumph of the Socialists in many plantes was a salient feature of the 0ermanu elections. Firancehas had her downfall, too, but Prince Bistnarck and ...

... monthly teaches 0 doctrines which are entirely opposed to those *r inciuded in the creed of tbe Western Mail. r It is a Socialist of the first watcr, a Little y Englander, a pro-Bner. and, of course, a if Radical. . Still, one cannot hut admnire its o ...