... influence of the Church of England, and labour and capital are still watching each other as enemies, those of the Christian Socialists of 1848 who survive may point with pride to the growth of the principle of association, and the steady prevalence of moderation ...

... Byzantium. Not every phase of Russian politics finds of course mention in these volumes. There is little here of Nihilists and Socialists (more heard of possibly at Geneva than at home) little too of Russian loings in Poland, on the Baltic, or in Central Asia ...

... N6o I-TfeGermans us'seh u errtrtsletves to adulterate tobacco, deellent for asiewirOt5 tseb?. . tAWiNO BTXsi-M hI , the Socialist leadelr has just been sentenced to four years- penal servitude by the CHi- minal Court of Copenhagen TIeis severlty must ...

... m, cludes a descriptive and poetical portion on Italy, and ins a theoretical portion in which Michelet sketches' leas n socialistic and humanitarian dreams. .hii >0, The.Trcentiethk Ceturyis the title of a new sixpenny ha ! monthly which will appear of ...

... bly in the upper and middle classes of Russian to sit o; society. Yet it would seem that despite the preval- they ence of Socialist ideas in this section of the people, far vi their associations and efforts at proselytising are of ing ti i dh but little ...

... tives of discontented nationalities,-Poles, Alsatians, and Danes (not without their counterparts in this country) ; then the Socialists, who are enemies of every existing State ; and, lastly, the Moderate and Liberal majority who render Parlia- mentary ...

... had the good luck to meet with a pleasant companion. This was a certain Captain J afon- taine, a Frenchman of dreadful socialistic opinions, but a very amiable and most entertaining man, Originally in the army, he had joined the reds behind the barricades ...

... slaughter in the December Terror whether in Paris or the provinces as compared for instance with the repression, of the Socialist revolt of June, '48-though one life taken out of course of law outweighs a hecatcomb slain lawfully-as he does in pointing ...

... the land is the value that must be exacted from the tenant in the end, be the ownership vested in the individual or (as Socialists would have it) in the State; and that the highest and most profitable cultivation to all concerned results from the most ...

... anfxiety to hlis enl-y fri-n-s.s He!rr Aunr-)-1i has jast rompletad a lenthy * no eeL tli' si!U of ILiteli is to dosorrue the socialistic . tendellcies of the an:. alt The Corporation of Hanchcsler hais paid % 40o1 ar for the gri:n l or, inl ereoted in the ...

... Stanhope Memorials of Bishop Butler. Herr Auerbach has just completed a lengthy novel, the aim of which is to describe the socialistic tendencies of the age. A commission has been given to an E n glish. con- poser. Mr T. Wingham. professor at the Royal Academy ...

... and attacks Jesuitism; but it is difficult to see what he wants, or what party, if any, he espouses. He objects both to Socialists and to the extreme religious party; but what he wishes to see established it is difficult to say. He seems to be an upholder ...