... description of Boulanger. He, too, is undoubtedly a mixture of all the architectural epoehs.' The Imperialist, Legitimist, and Socialist styles are blended into one great flamboyant structure, which will be known to future ages as boulangesque. BIR MORELL ...

... some now who criticised that programme who were among its beginners and de authors. They were told that they were a pack of Socialist fads, and that common sense was on the side of the so-called Unionist party. He ventured to say this about Socialism—he was ...

... Socialism;whilst lectures have recently been delivered bo th at Oxford and Cambridge by members of the Fabian Society, a London Socialist Society,wbicb includes amongst its members and lecturers several young University men of distinction. A volume of essays ...

... a copy of the paper. The poet% most brilliant defender was a well-known young Socialist, Mr. Bernard Shaw, the author of that richly humorous novel, An Unsocial Socialist. He made, as it seems be is in the habit of doing, a highly entertaining speech ...

... letter leads me to the conclusion that he him in your columns for his preaumptiom ! belongs to the fortunately limited socialistic nerrow• Has not the honour of paying his rates? What , minded class who at the preempt day seek to noderelse ham he to do ...

... slaresay many of my readers are, of the writings of Mr. William Morrie, poet, craftsman, and Socialist; and the other evening I went to hear him lecture to a Socialist society in the West of London on How we might live then —the then being when Socialism ...

... disposal of the Times newspaper ; nor had any orders been given to con- i stables by agents of the Times. stated that the Socialist meeting last Sunday had not been forcibly prevented hon being held on the The adjourned debate on Mr. Morley 's amendment ...

... LIBEL BY A SOCIALIST. In the Bow County-court an action, remitted from the High Cozad., has been brought by Mr. Lewis Lme, tailors' machinist, against Mr. H. H. Champion, the Socialist, to recover £BOO clandages foe libel. The alleged libel appeared in ...

... irrigation officers for the steps they have taken to maintain an ample supply at water during the present low Nile. • A new Socialist Bill has lust been before the i%deral Council at Berlin. It is described as being much shorter, but also much severer, than ...

... M.P., has instructed Messrs. Lewis and Lewis to commence an action for libel against Mr. H. H. Champion, the well-known Socialist. The statements complained of have appeared in a series of articles in Mr. Champion's paper, the Labour Elector, in which ...

... rejection of the hill, which he described as one of the most mischievous, dangerous, and, in the sinister sense of the term, Socialistic of the many wild and extravagant schetnesever turnedout. —kir. Blundell Mapleseeonded the motion for the rejection of the ...

... purposes, and that it u mild be in the highest degree improper for her Majesty's Government to treat as open questions Socialistic proposals which they regarded as empirical and more likely to injure the working classes than to benefit them.— Mr. John ...