... The work so de-, scribed is understood to be the complete edition of Shelley's poems, and the prosecution is got up by the Socialists in revenge for the recent punishment of one of their agents. The bail vas accepted. A sppllementavy army estimate was laid ...

... missionary from Hayti, inviled the advocates of Socialism to go with him to Hayti, and ho would there show them a nation ot Socialists. 'In that island there was no such thing as marriage, and there wore thousands of children who knew not whom to look to ...

... double return for Cardigan lasted but half an hour. T1he expense to the hon. member, Pryse Pryse, Esq. exceeded 12001.-The Socialists of Liverpool have been comyelhed, from want of funds, to give up the building called The Hall of Science, which is now ...

... Gen. Sir De Lacy Evans, Mr G. Daniel, r Feargus O'Connor, Mr Ridley, a chartist, Mr Dun- i combe, MI.P., Mr R. Owen, the socialist, Sir B. Hall, ?? C. Napier, Mr S. Crawford, M.P., and afew others. I Resolutions were passed condemnatory of the present ...

... poleon 11 0,753; Achille F'ould 78.981; Raspail (socialist) 66,962. The above are returned. The following had the greatest number of suffrages after the succeadful ?? (socialist) 64,480; Cabiet (socialist) 64,375; Roger (dui Nord) 61,482; Edmond A'dam 54 ...

... SEQOFSTRtATIONS.-J. Neill, Glasgow, muer- obsnt.-J. MI~irmock, Glasgow,. manufacturer. The Parisian red-republicans and socialists had'a grand banquet on the 16tb, at which 1300 were present, Di. Cabot in the chair. 4M. W. Alton Shoe :aid, that, it Louis ...

... present was 89. The votes were as ?? Cavaignac, 75; Ledru Rollin, 6; Louis Buonaparte, 5; blank voles 3. The delegates of the socialist democrats in Paris have declared in favour of Ledru Rollin rar can- didate for the presidency. instead of Raspail. 1 .a sea- ...

... all 38,536, are considered to give the measure of the Red party in the capital and its vicinity; and that consequently the socialists, communists, and ultra-republicans, constitute in all little more than one- eighth of the population of the city of Paris ...

... division at the ministr, of the in ?? poet which he he~ld seder etfhe ohveranmenitr ohero reiwdtetop ?? n h aio nal l guard, Socialists took place on Sunday at the Barriers dvi Maine. It was attended by 4510 persons, one-half Ger- mang the other half French ...

... the programme of the Red Men have beet found; and contain the tyrannical measures of the first revolution, Proudhon, the socialist, was to have been minister of finance, and Caussidiere and Louis Blanc are said to have been deeply involved.. Caus3idiere ...

... Morrivon; Stinnergate, near Dundee. The French government continues to suppress with vigour all secret societies, and to watch socialist de. lxonstrations. The Archbishop of Paris has written a letter to the managing committee of an association found- ed for ...

... place in the 78th light infantry, in consequence of a sergeant-major having been placed under arrest for heaving attended a socialist meeting. The spirit of insubordination was so general that the offloers had to give ?? editor of the Gazette de France, charged ...