... not now what is called a Socialist? Not alto. g gether. I have read a great number of thcir tracts, and ap- d prove of some of them. By virtue of the oath you have taken (if you place any ur value upon it), are you not a Socialist in principle, and have ...

... the disgust which they naturally, as tradesmen, entertained towards l the proceedings of Socialists and others in France. Why,i Mr. Shaw wvas no more a Socialist than the Attorney- . General. The word had been introduced to prejudice the defendant with ...

... iden- tifying it with the most revolting principles. ' He has been described or denounced as a Red' Repub- licaum, a Socialist, a Communist, a Felon, a Firebrand, a Promoter of Anarchy and Spo- lition, and held'up to the scorn 'of a religious ...

... thought this was not exactly right (roars of laughter). Solicitor-General-Why this Joshua Jacobs Is a sort of a socialist ; may beyou are a Socialist yourself? Do you understand political economy ?-Here is a letter 30 yards long which I wrote about politieal ...

... and 6d. costs. THE SOCIALISTS IN GERMANY. We extract the following from a Sturgardt letter in the Debiats :_ The soundness of the principles of community of property and community of women, prornulgated and acted upon by the Socialists, lias lately been ...

... Cavalleao declared it to be his opirion that they were fast verging to a republic-not to ele Dorico-Polasgic Republic, but to a socialist and a com- munist one. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEE. His Royal Highness the Prince of Parima received visits on Thursday from the ...

... Robert Owen's kind recep- tion at court, and we all remember how Lord Melbourne was abused for the introduction of 'the Socialist to the Queen. The reason we can tell. The Wete Duke of Kent had bor- rowed £10,000 of Mr. Owen, which, at his death, was ...

... the Chartists were Socialists in England and Scotland, and all the Socialists were Chartists. . . . He was shocked to hear there ! were Socialists in Dublin, and every man must hear it with sorrow; it was the first time that such a misfortune had happenbd ...

... observed nothiog remarkable ia lisecoindcot. The prisoner was acquainted with a person named Knockold, who was a member of the Socialist So. ciety. He was also intimate with two persons named M'Lellan and Graham. I have conversed with him on po. litical subjects ...