... to perpetuate it. In a lecture at Birmingham on Social Reformation Mr.'G. Dawson said: The Health of Towns Bill had a Socialist look with it. There was an act of Parliament for taxing the people for museums, and that had a look of Socialism. For himself ...

... the French fleet to Toulon has been M, countermanded. A letter from D6le, in the department of the Jura, states that the Socialists of that town who took part in the revolutionary movement of the 13th of June, have been acquitted by ajury. rid] Dii PARIS ...

... President. The reception was military in appearance, and imperial in spirit. A general purgation all public offices from Socialist occupants intruded into them during the revolution, is going on through France, by command of the President. The French Assembly ...

... society was the generally character of these men, and if reports are 1* beliered, waa found that they were (or the most ■art Socialists. M. de Lamartine did not besi’.ate certify fact in remarhable of writing published bis PeupU. Such being the caae, the ...

... General Chafigarnier: The Courrier Francois says, The Christmas festivities have been parodied in a scandalous manner by the Socialists. One of them is spoken of, at whose house an ex-actress of the Theatre Francais drank to the guillotine, and expressed a ...

... him order, when theiipedter open uisalled that honourable officer, who unmeduttely put 1 bat, aod suapendtd the uilting. Socialist principle# are rapidly extending Mont- > ~flier ; and bold and outrageous are the defender, of Shew doctrine, that great ...

... everything else, fell in price for want of markets. It 's all the fault of the Danes and the Hungarians, and the •' Socialists, said Free-traders ; anybody's fault, in short, but ours. We cannot have erred in our theory that the corn eaten ...

... the national honour and the gravity of the interests stake. letter from Dole, the department of the Jura, states that the socialists of that (own who took part in the revolutionary movement of the 13lh of June have been acquitted by a jury. A letter from ...

... national honour and the gravity of the interest stake. A letter from Dole, in the department of the Jura, states that the Socialists of that town who took part in the revolutionary movement of the 13th Jane have been acquitted by jury. A letter from Bordeaux ...

... ought not to be prose-! cuted for sedition along with the Socialists and Red Republicans? They ask, but no one answers. Coincident with the retirement, to speak ministerially, of the Socialist functionaries in France, is the retirement of Mr. John O'Connell ...

... of the Conservative party over the Socialists in the department of the Upper Pyrenees. At an election for a member of ?? ?? M. de Villeneuve, the Moderate canditate, obtained 1 36,tTotes, and MI. Dubarry, the Socialist candidate, only 83. a A letter from ...

... the Con- servative majority of the Aseambly, to whom the country looked up for protection against the machinations of the Socialists. Many of the President's personal friends attribute the result in some measure to the want of tact exhibited by the Ministers ...