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... THE SOCIALISTS. The Bishop of EXETER then proceeded with his motion against Socialists. It might appear from the terms of his motion that he doubted the determination of her Majesty's government to persist resolutely in the suppression of those doctrine ...
... THE SOCIALISTS AND CHARTISTS-A REMEDY. THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-Of the virtual, and, in some cases actual, connection between Socialism and Chartism, we have been long aware. The former, in a certain materialist way, propounds the moral idea which Chartism ...
... success of the Socialist candidate for Paris is the leading political incident of the week. It was a fair standup fight. Neither party was taken by surprise. The personal influence of the candidates went for little or nothing, and—the Socialist won. If we ...
... apparent that the election for the new Legislative Chamber of France has resulted in the return of about 514 Moderates and 220 Socialists. The increase of the latter was regarded in Paris as a very portentous omen, and much alarm was felt; but further reflection ...
... have taken place at Chateau-Renard (Bouches-du-Rhone). The President of the Republic had dissolved the Socialist municipal council. The Socialists prevented the election of the new one, bearing down . the soldiers, who would not act. ...
... FOREIGN MISCELLANY. M. P. J. Prondhon, the well-known Socialist writer, was on Thursday week set at liberty, having completed the three years' Imprisonment to which he was condemned by the Court of Assizes of the Seine. ...
... At one time the meetings are told that the country contains but two classes of men--brigands and Socialists; at another, that none exist but Socialists and Jesuits; then, that the opposite party to their own form a triloge of hangmen, assassins, and ...
... family, long residing in the same quarter in Paris. His own conduct had been dissolute, having long frequented Socialist clubs and read Socialist writings of the roost description. The young man has since been examined by several physicians, who have pronounced ...
... called the Union Socialiste, has just been issued. The ects of the new society are stated to be, to establish an indepen dent French press, to facilitate the search for employment to postscripts, and form a rail) ing point for socialist democrats. The journals ...
... discontent either in France or England In France she will unhesitatingly make use of Carlists, Orleanists, Republicans, Socialists, or even Communist., to 'observe her purposes; and in England or in Ireland she will address herself with equal readiness ...
... vincial Ireland—Sealaad—Arts! and Navy—Law and Police Re ports Steldenu and Offences Musical Mews Literary & Scientific Socialist 750 Postscipt Theatre; A emcees. A Friendly Wareing 752 ...
... VOYAGES of the ADVENTURE and BEAGLE. VIII. TURNBULL'S AUSTRIA,'and PAGET'S HUNGARY. IX. STATE of the EQUITY COURTS. X. SOCIALISTS, CHARTISTS, and MINISTERS. John Murray, Albemarle-street. ...