... countrymen) of inoculating of their own coantry.—(Hear, C t . ) Tbeeseele et people. rrowing up in lissomness end vice, Socialists (as in politiesi theory they must be termed), neglected by them whom duty it was to educate and prepare for the labour of ...

... Qf three, The Light drawe on wi sangs and elatter, And aye the ale was growing better. And not till a late hour did the socialists (I mean in a Pickwi,Ai in sense) separate. Next morning the Governor-General left for Bathurst, esemtel by the gold commissioner ...

... evident as to require no demonstration. The scheme of religious class settlements, as propounded in New Zeasand, like the socialist organization of labour, has been fairly brought to a reduetio ad absurdum. The Association, in its correspondence with the ...

... old, of distinguishing himself as somebody, and for something. Ambition.' said Ep citrus, who, hy the bye, was quite a socialist philosopher— Ambition is the spur, and the necessary spur. of a groat mind to great action; but when acting on a weak mind ...

... was also adopted and the proceedings, which were at one time interrupted by amendments of an extreme po'itical or rather socialist character, were closed by a vote of thanks to the Lord Mayor. ...

... earned that denomination. Among the curiosities of this portion of the returns must be reckoned 1 , 1 Dickinite, 1 Free Socialist, 1 Arian, 61 Roscrucians ; less than 14 persons returned themselves as Atheists, 3 as 1 as Materialist, 2 as Positivists ...

... a charity to assume that they will not confound the statesmanship of a Gladstone, a Disraeli, and a hi'Culloch with the socialist propaganda of a Berry and a Bradlaugh. Clearly a man who can boast that he is impervious to conviction and to criticism is ...

... distrust, which was their actuil effect, but to occasion of themselves a panic. Evil as the consequences of their semi socialistic utterances have ueen, it is a matter for congratulation that they were nut worse. The lead has been taken by the Chief Secretary ...

... the Ministry were present. In responding to the toast of his health, His Excellency referred with regret to the spread of socialistic views in some parts of the world, and even in America. He regarded this a plague-spot, and he hoped that by God's blessing ...

... quite enough to do to manage its own people without undertaking the additional task of governing South Sea Is!anders. The Socialists of Germany, instead of getting fewer, are rapidly multipl3 ing, and the Particularis:s, or that section of German politicians ...

... account of what measures they had taken under the law passed against the Socialists. In the course of the debate which followed it was stated that by a formal vote of the German Socialist Committee Herr Most, the editor of the Freiheit, had been expelled from ...

... Tuesday, at Windsor, and in the Government establishments in the customary manner. Leipsic has been proclaimed under the Socialist Law, in virtue of which persons suspected of imperilling the public peace may be forbidden to reside in that city or its ...