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... though his make-up is less like a nobleman's valet out of luck than it is like a swiss waiter's out of work who has turned socialist. Mr. Manners and Mr. Munro fill other parts. Mrs. Maesmoro Morris, a very handsome lady, wearing very handsome dresses, fills ...
... infrequent visitor to this country. M r. Davidson was also the founder of the Fabian Society -that band of clever young Socialists of both sexes who long years ago dreamt of reforming the world by rose-water methods in spite of the scoffs of Mr. William ...
... well worth reading is By Bread Alone, by J. K. Friedman, the romance of another self- confident young man, this time with Socialistic inclinations. By Bread Alorie contains a really wonderful picture of luc iiiiieu iiumanuy 10 De iounci in an American ...
... Healy has seen and done many things worth remembering. He was associated with William Morris and Prince Kropotkin in their socialistic schemes, and he knows Bohemian Paris as thoroughly as the ins and outs of Fleet Street. One of his chapter-headings is How ...
... written with distinction. Their winters are usually spent in Egypt, where they have an estate. He is a curious mixture a Socialist who owns 5,000 acres, he was a Tory Home Ruler in 1885, and a Liberal one in 1886, and was arrested in the winter of 1887 ...
... Morals. By Baron von Schlicht. (Fisher Unwin.) T ieutenant Bilse thinks that we have no Socialism in England because the Socialists are allowed to talk in Hyde Park under police protection, while in Germany a similar group would be promptly arrested, which ...
... in the street Prince Kropotkin is known as the Russian aiistocrat who sacrificed almost everything he possessed for his Socialistic principles, rather than as a man of letters, but he has, of course, written many books. It is more than forty years ago ...
... movement was inaugurated by the Nihilists, Sir Donald describes the gradual development of the movement until we arrive at the Socialist Revolutionaries who were responsible for the recent political assassinations. A very clear account is given of the events ...
... that ^Mr. Sims intensely dislikes, notably the County Council and the cricket craze. It is worked out chieflv by a society Socialist, the Duchess of. Doric, M.P. (Miss Lottie Vennej, and Lord Fitzradium, pro prietor of The Palace Review (Mr. Kenneth Douglas) ...
... is there, admitting to be Guy Thome, and Mr. Bernard Shaw has added to his list of triumphs the telegraphic address of Socialist, London. So, at last, we know how to get at him briefly and economically when so disposed. Diaries At last we are offered ...
... Messrs. Hutchinson and Co.) our warring parties. Just at present my house is full of literature kindly forwarded to me by a Socialist gentleman and a Tory gentleman that is what they call each other whose faces I have never yet had the pleasure to behold ...
... General Election. On all hands one heard of nothing but the immense stride made bv Labour; of a new epoch, with a strong Socialist party in it, being now opened of the decline of the House of Commons as a home of the cultivated intelligence of the nation ...