... ha-e Leea giving tbeir attention to the question of Egypt. The Figaro states That Signor Amileae Cip- rizai, the Italian Socialist, proposed that lie should form a corps of 1,000 Italians to joil t-he Boeer forcecs, but that Dr. Leyds de-lued the offer ...

... Roberrtson, whio coaceeted Northaninon as an in- dependent Radlical a.. thna last. geuervl ?? ;|r atrdu)r. Pyvoirian. the Socialist theder. line Liberal par-tv did riot orficially countenance ?? meetinr'. an-i onlt;- two or three leaem ?? the p party were ...

... to a large extent by the Ankglophohia nrevailing on the Celutinent. ?tany of the Oonser%-ative jo-uiraol, argue than the Socialists are nmre or less respon. sible for the outragre A later tealeg-rnaa ?? Empelor caled at the Bri'-i~h Emlrssv atn eizelm ...

... mernbers of the Socialist Advance Guard. of St. GillcIs, the authorities have obtained a docu- 1 meat which confirms the suspicion that the club a-Z of an anrchioal tendency. The Public Prose- ?? summoned fifteen members of the Socialist Young Guard to ...

... remains rost serious. Three nen were ?? e- vesterday in the T-lc owimg to ftheir b~a;u beir ca b a Isquall. __ _ _ __ _ _ A Socialist conference was opened vca-t-dlay inl Da-sgo-vv. The Lord Provoss 05 c weioaed r'e Celegaces. ?? _ __ _ _ _A leeture by lRev- ...

... 1 -E$t, ; 2a j a e I BELFALST. MONDAY, A-PPIL t6, 19o. The funeral of Sir WV. Prietley took place on Saturday last. Til Socialist conference ia Glasgow concluded on last Saturday right. The Plaris Exhibition was opened bh President Louoect on Satu-rdacy ...

... was saved. The ettinmat~etl d'aoaego is £05,00 OCO_ _ __ _ _ THE SOCIAIe-ITCONPRIRENCIE IDN GLAW-GOWN SItte conf-erence of Socialist, and Laeboa'r-eleoted Ipersons from nlparts oyf the kcngdone at Gisesow conclu~ded on- last Saturday nigb~t. TIhe delegates ...

... 1:001 1 ' 00-0 . the Coceinneut oa; corne, en thje O fio Of Mfr. tMajendlie, t-he COrtsetreei-t--iav doefrli-h SAPANISIH SOCIALISTS AND T I-i 313nq A Rlanterhi'inecei.'mir- 'iidctr~,'bcl says-i-da-, 'lbntrdat-.am-c-fl 1ce- favoam- of the )ii c6-Zr. Mcrt ...

... ' patriotiac and u-overnin t citizens, are I iiiv for England in this war. The Americanl ?? may mstake the moss noise. Socialistic Traanggs in Hyde Park send up a greater clamour than the Recite or Commons. Neither country is -isturbed r this muc-h-i ...

... INTELLIGENCE. i . i - - - REUTERKs TELEGRAMS. TIE GEVUAN REHICHSTAO A SOCIALIST AND THE KlAIZER'S EASTERN BE RLIN, Wednesday. In to dray's sitting of the Rcichatag Herr Singer (Socialist) complaineed that the estimates of 1898 had been exceeded through the ...

... THEIE FALL OF THIE COMMUJNE. PABIS, Sunday. To-day -being the anniversary of the fa~ll of the C ommsne. several 'bands of Socialist~s demonlstrated t and paid thle cukatonacy visit to the graves of bhe C ;onunrunists.s AIPS, Sunday. Thle gam~er pla~yed; ...

... T]SIwFGltAZI5. TUE TRIAL OF SIPIDO. BRUSSELS, Tuesday. At the resumption of the trial of Sipido and isis accomplices to-day the Socialist, Volkaert, declared that there was no intention of provoking a de- monstration against the Prince of Wales at the meeting ...