... number of intelligent persons firmly believe in the existence of a conspiracy on the part of all the Revolutionists and Socialists in Europe to seize our metropolis and destroy our constitution. The certainties of the case are grave enough without these ...

... had their champion in Mr. An- stey; the Radicals theirs in Mr. Hlume, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Heyworth ; the semi-infidel socialists theirs, in Mvr. W. J. Fox; the Roman Catholics and the Brigade theirs, in the person of Mr. Vincent Scully; whilst the Irish ...

... thirat salration depen;ds oer ai in im- pli('it and absolute faith iin tire irerits of Our JLord. Thern Tessier went to the Socialists, ?? Iri forlra thrat thfoir religion mir'ly purp1osord to rrte men to mien rrnd not men to God, aid lie left threrir di ...

... from Vichy, in enumerating the persolis who are at present taking the baths at that water- inti-place, mentions Barbes, the socialist, as one of the inmbe'. His health, ttse letter states, is greatly shattered. 'bhe late Right Hon. Georpe Bankes bequeathed ...

... armed Wvith1 musquets; but not to preacii tie Gospel I Incendiary munnifestos are circulated, and what istheir oraracter P Socialist. Ac Valladolid men, wornei. and children emulated each other in the walk of horror ardf pillage, All these acts deolare that ...

... satisfactorily to ex- plaih. He was violently, opposed by the ReJormne newspaper and most of the clubs, and as the three Socialist candidates are not far separated in their relative nunimers it would appear lio has been adopted by various parties as the ...

... trouble at Washington ! Thie Ilosion 'ost perpetiates tihe following:_ It is snhid of EuIgene Sr, thlat, 'tlhoulghl a ?? socialist, . lielived like a prilnce.' In this wNay, some of our people though professedl Christians, live like the devil. ...

... constitutes the chief hatc of a hjgih civilisationi acd a fixed state of society. We are throlving off agitators and repealers, socialists, and werllitts reformers,; old Entglantd tutrns itself on its bed and expects aiother sinuiber. Bit its own ilortid growtht ...

... at the Univerposity f oscow. He is of ahypochon`- dre~iacal ?? disposition. He isweary dialad-iF i~ldsteemoat advanced socialistic bld us ie c cisto opinions. Tbe lali& Rwsc gives an aec ant of a review on a great scale which took place on the 18th inthee ...

... imprisonment at the London Mansion House, on 6aturday, for em- bezzling £20 7s Sd. It was pleaded that the accusedI was a Socialist, and had acted on the principle that all property was common. SCcLPrra.PrarTaBEx aRBITnox.-M. P. writes ts us :- Every ...

... Limerick, for Stella. The 3rd prize to Dr. Sheil, Ballyshannon, for Barbara. SOCIALISM cN GERMANY.-A large and remark- able Socialist meeting has been held at Leipsic. Many inildce- class persons and ladies were present. The Commune was applauded, Bismarek ...

... temperance will reign, and yon will have worked out in this dear old land of ?? a reform which all the schemes of all the Socialists have never realised. ACKNGWLEDGMENTS. SICX AND INDIGNiT ROOMatgEPxR'S SOCIETY. The Secretary, on the part of the truestees ...