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... form in which it actually appeared ; why, for example, it should not have resembled the novel High Churchl movement, or the socialist movement, or any of the other protests against the evils of mrodern society. Few people, perhaps, could deal with such pioblhn ...
... of'it -is 'to:'send the reel love'r of' Violet,' Lord Cecil' Sidmoath, into an .American wilderness to join one of those Socialist communities which aima at restoring .the Garden of Eden. Meanwhile, Hickes goes toruin; aad when Philip :Drei returns from ...
... permnitted tp separ~ate peaceably ni n j :from'one another-.by mutual:consent, if Yaros~ee I T a allowed to establish a socialist republic while the |a I t'oroinoei-f bed-a nionarchy or'arep'ubllc, such as| m I ithoae f 'Switzerland or the United Sttes ...
... past. THE MAGAZINES. All who would understand the real source and the real issues of the present struggle between the Paris Socialists and the Versailles Monarchists will do -,ell to read Mr Frederic Harrison's splendid article in the Foritightly on The ...
... 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 ...
... They stood alone in France, unsupported by a l f single city, even those most prone to revolution and most imbued with socialist ideas. Their army was plainly overmatched; their position clearly not tenable for long. The die was cast; the game was lost; ...
... decentralisation as was aimed at by the Paris Commune. It is not strange that Mr Senior should have looked with horror upon the socialist schemes for tyranny over the whole country that were in vogue in 1848 and after. He would probably have looked with equal ...
... the She' fr Nil. 'Arry, of Margate notoriety, would b1e be'ter pp.i atAry'ch. There ismore than asdifference between thel Socialist. Printers have good resson to reepect-E)sI. 'I'lhe fair never ndrl e in-rough guesses. Next in importance to a dip of the ...
... 'ARTISTIC AND LITERARY. The Berlin Socialist journal, New Social Democrat, has been confiscated upon its first appearance. Signor Prudenza, a new tenor, is announced to make his debut at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Phelps will play Isaac of York in the ver ...
... 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 ...
... citizens as children to be all taken care of by the State. Thiers, who speaks and writes so well against Socialism, is a Socialist so far as he is an Imperialist and a Protectionist. But without an appeal to any general principle of this kind it is quite ...
... quote a retrospective paragraph from the author's notes on the 7th of December: At the time Flourons returned to Paris, the Socialist party, encouraged by the signs of speedy dissolution every day more apparent in the policy of the Empire, was struggling ...