... I Mr. Noble said he had a qupestionjto ask this witness B before he was sworn: Are you by profession what is called n a Socialist.-Witness: Are you one? I am a Church of b England man. ' a His Honour: Stop. You have no right to answer that D question ...

... deseocratic societies. The French Democratic Socialist Society has already re- sponded to. our call il inlisig for uso a plece to uceet ii and promising work for several. Thle Gerces alid Hnuigarian socialists have fraternized heartily with us, Our esnmber ...

... us, arid takes cireesecalco with, us, arid has ecit for the children to the Church of Erngland school. We Irave W icyans, Socialists, Episcopalians, aid the Dotes, aid - a afi cirpol is hirildirig. daresyvtltl ilr haise sritter mc sartisfactory accocrit ...

... thought Mr. Dobson in the wrong, andordered all parties to find bail to keep the peace towards each other. SOUTH WARX. A SOCIALIST oN TstouBLE.- George Hillier, a oourneyman carpente awais broughtmbefore-Mr. a'Beckett, charged with committing a violent ...

... course of next week; but reports have been received frono the authorities in those praem warning the government that the socialists were so stromzg and were preparing such a warm reception for the would-be Emperor, that it is confidently stated the journey ...

... lsis Sunday pqwespal is delivered on the Meosday~o- .Tuesday morning.. fle spaY te hear a political lecture, or atteud. a.Socialist meet1ogf or joi, van party, or rise at five on'elohc in the muornisii lbr a chic excursiosi, or hire a horse or doulkey, ...

... od-Mr. io Cadby 6d-Mr. Keeting 6d-Mr. Evernll Gd.-31ecelved at LAND OFrrcs.-Mrs, Purnbull Od - Received by JOHN le ARNoTT.-A Socialist le-Messrs, Ivory Is-Three Friends, 3 ; East Merylebone le. th a- THE ROUTE OF MR.'ERNEST JONES. it a: Ernest Jones willattendthe ...

... away to Roie. \1. Balzac, the celebrated writer, died in Paris on Satiarday luglut. Tfle director of thle Constiution, a Socialist journal of XjelifLne, has been sentenced to imprisonmnent for iurre mtintils antl to a fine of 2,000f. for having pub- lilherd ...

... ouch proposals yoa arc nest wkii vehement expressions of scorn, or else overloaded with epithets, such so infidel or socialist, or something that they think ? msy do inslead of argument. You are thus covered with ohio- guy, and thereby tisoy dispose ...

... will not find much difficulty in believing. ' A few days since a barber- 'and hairdresser of that' city-vell known far his Socialist opinions-was in the act of operating on a friend and brother. While holding between his thumb and fore- finger the nasal ...

... a remonstrance against the Times for the effect its anti-papist articles are likely to have upon European Radicals, and Socialists in particular. On Saturday the two petitions were argued before the Lord Chancellor at Lincoln's Inn. Miss Talbot is the ...

... arrived at Gals he had gone of to meet them. ad M. Pochard, commissary of police at Crest, saidthat Bouvier was a noted socialist. In the monthof b'epteaeber, *a number of persons, called the Fiers-a.Bras, asseabled at his house, and in October lie made ...