... Liberal than a Socialist. I will not t attempt to do so; but, as a Radical, let me say that we seek indeed to better the condition of the poorer classes, z but not by attacking the institution of individual property. For us and for Socialists, in the only ...

... the Academy of Paris against those students who were prosecuted for taking part in the Congress at Liege, which ultra- Socialistic doctrines were uttered and approved. The Council expressed the opinion that they should also be temporarily excluded from ...

... CZA l,. L, NEWV YOtRK, Il0:lltUAPX 9, It is stated that Bost, the fourler editor- of th1 ji-r.ilcit, Hartmalnn, and other Socialists 11o1w in Alcrlica, are coll- CO ferrhig tolgether regalidilng thle appr~oachinig cortula~tiol, Of Wiv the Czar, MIrtloanll ...

... Biblc and the Weostrnister Rerision. Byll., S. Poole. The Bors a od the Transynal, By Lleut.-oloncl W. 1 Butler, CR.B, Tito Socialists of ltre Chair. By .olho Itae. The Feiloire of Free C orrtret ictt lrehltd. ByJ A.F7arrcr. wiomt'se Cihtie. By Emily Pfeiffer ...

... Convocation to assemble, declares his sanction of the Clerical Subscription Act, and proclaims Fenianism to be a purely socialistic movement, fermented by those who, whatever may be their objects, have 110 interest in the permanent welfare of Ireland. ...

... account Bismarck's policy towards Socialists as yenunciated by his organ, tihe Hamsbussje Nachirlctce4 -has commended itself to the Emperor as a last expedient. IThat policy is to pile up repressive measures until the -~Socialists are provoked into action, and ...

... for underselling foreign rivals. A more plausible project for abolishing strikes is proposed by philanthropic reformers of Socialist propensities, whQ would destroy both the classes which find themselves at present in collision. If there were manufacturing ...

... of IMr. Henry George's vote. Commenting on the result, the Ets~islg rest sa People now know that, with bovcotting, the Socialistic and Anarchist vote and crank vote are in our city affairs a danger which it will not do to joke about or play tricks with ...

... that the timo was not far dintant whens the moderate men ho' rboth sides might join together in stemming the Radiral and Socialistic principle~s which nosy prevailed. He was perfectlysurothat in Lord Saliebolryand otber~qnservative leaders who had so ably ...

... FABIAN KSOCIETY.-A LECTURE will be given in the Examinstion *lTER~ f te LndonFaban ocity.Subj~ect, ThelPracticable DutIy Of Socialists. Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock, by Mr. JOH-N WAND.-Admnissioti Free dcll filHL QUEEN'S HOSPITAL, BIRMVINGHAM.- a.Notice ...

... PART- RtIDG0 mi.athor of Dencrs Its Factors and Conditions, &-o. Deway Seo., cloth, 6s, 11ODVERN SOCIALSMM. J~~R~CIS A Socialistic Romance. lining for the Fir oslat, part an idyll of England alil Setemor. lily hi. DAL VEtRO. author of A hsoroine of thle ...

... By Frarise Ernest Colenso. The City of London :Its Population vond Position. 'By Mr. Alder. mran Cotton, MT., Christinn Socialists In Germany, By John RaCo, (icr Induptrial Srhaelo. BY Alfrel H'ill. O(Slnd 3Near ,onol>noPti'cUalriicism. By AlfredlAustin ...