... OBSTINATE PRISONER. Agues Waloita, Socialist agitator, who was cun* Berlin week ago ten month-’ im|>> isonmeat for true mnjrafe and fur tuaulta against religion, has, since her conviction, refused to take any loud whatever. On (tearing her sentence the ...

... Manager. Observer ANO AOVCRTiMH REMOVAL OF FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, government anti a land system of tlie most demo- erotic and socialistic pattern conceivable ; and j°k sw. s sir ljuly .Street, ami uwcentrateil tlie wliole hi* Htockin bia lame uni oorotnoJlpaa ...

... consolidating Germany is an embarrassment now. The condition of the people at home, apart from such startling incidents as the Socialist assassinations, is such as to give them ample topics of interest of a very different sort from what Prince Bismarck’s policy ...

... Ach Gott !” It is said that the Socialists have resolved to spare no efforts to establish a Republic even if they should have to assassinate successive monarchs, almost as soon as they are crowned. A number of socialists have been apprehended. ...

... reputation as a composer. He was born in England, and was Duke of Cumberland in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. THE Socialistic movement in Germany, though accompanied by two attempts on the life of the Emperor, is, we apprehend, more instructive than ...

... sufficient answer to the fallacy at the base of Socialism. Mr Thomson then proceeded to trace the probable effect of the Socialistic movement iu modifying existing institutions, and in influencing the legislation of the near future. He sail the aims of ...

... of agricultural prosperity. I sliall, doubt, Socialist of tlu* deepest dye in advocating these views; Imt if to wish my couutry hold her own the greatest agricultural pioneer in the world is lie a Socialist, lam preud of the designation. (Cheers.) Mr Martin ...

... of all property as such for the common use of the citizens as such. Among the many things that were quite true in the socialistic idea, there was something that was radically false. Granted that on one side they had spend-thrift and prodigal wealth, ...

... by the Earl of Wemyss on the bugbear Bradlaugh; his Lordship, on the agonising protest which he lifted up against the Socialistic tendencies of recent legislation, declaring that it was not to the front benches that they must turn if they wished to have ...

... Trafalgar flqaan the course the day, than being time not fewer thee 10,000 people present. These wan eiiiiremeii by preferred Socialists, hat when the sin see of the meeting wee concluded, the police dispersed the mob. reamer that the eaemplned intended soaks ...

... t action of this kind and magnitude is rare. Attempt• have been made but vainly to trace the origin of the movement to Socialistic investigation. On Tuesday a deputation of the men was met and spoken to by the Emperor. His Majesty was remarkably candid ...

... integrity of the Britien Empire —(ebrera)—and who hare detected, and having detected new- detest, the thinly-varnished Socialistic principles which are snbstitated for the Liberal pnodples of old. (Cheers.) With that support, I believe that, struggle ...