... nient and unrest, and in November of this year Lord Salisbury's prophetic misgivings as to a con certed protest by the Socialists against the recent imprisonment of Mr. W. O'Brien were fully justified. Thus, on a memorable Sunday despite Sir Charles ...

... , has been translated by Mrs. Cunninghame Graham, the wife of that strange personality Mr. Cunninghame Graham, cow-boy, Socialist, and writer. Mrs. Cunninghame Graham, who married seven-and- twenty years ago when her husband was just twenty-one, is the ...

... passage of the Royal train this privilege should have been rigorously curtailed. As for those braves Beiges, Messieurs les Socialistes, who in a measure vindicated Sipido in the Brussels Parliament when the President and Foreign Minister rightlv condemned ...

... when I read of the Queen's grand intention to visit Ireland, was that it might be taken as an opportunity by some foreign socialist or anarchist to make an attempt upon her life and saddle poor Ireland with the crime, rendering the breach between her and ...

... about as- corrupt a country as exists. The two great parties, the Clericals and the Liberals, arc for ever pandering to the Socialists, in order to obtain office, and hitherto the Clericals have generally had the best of it. The dastardly attack 011 the Prince ...

... doing the honours of France to foreign Powers and to the world, is a hard dose for the Opposition to swallow, for he is a Socialist. It is even to prevent this, which the Nationalists look on as the crack of doom to France, that so many recent efforts have ...

... Man, of course (as another humorist has said), embracing Woman. Take, for instance, this little speech, (addressed by the Socialistic Clergyman in Candida (described as a mystery to a lolling, lounging, insincere curate of the kind now happily growing fewer ...

... together with the first military music in France, is given but, at the same time, I cannot understand why a Republic, with the Socialist Millerand in the Cabinet, did not fix on a general fee of the democratic franc for all places of amusement in the grounds ...

... interest from its supposed con nection with the extreme Socialist party, which is very strong in Belgium. The facts of the attempt are briefly the meet ing of the four youths, leading members of the Socialistic society, The Young Guard, at the Maison du Peuple ...

... here a portrait of another of the victims, M. Pichon, the French Minister to China. M. Pichon was a trenchant writer in Socialist newspapers in earlier years, and in 1884, as a municipal councillor for a Paris ward, he actually moved for the erection ...

... French Premier, lias liacl 110 cause to lament his courage in including M. Millerand, the eloquent representative of the Socialistic Party of France, in his Administration. M. Millerand is in high favour with the French democracy. When the present writer ...

... parrot that could give three cheers for the Queen when it felt that way but dropped its loyalty, and appeared todevelop socialistic proclivities in thepresence of strangers. There was once another dog in the ladies' keeping. It was a large Yorkshire terrier ...