... corn- ?? defence, the defetidants said that they were insulted in the first instance, and that hav ing applied the termn socialist and unbeliever to a man who struck them, they were dragged out and given into custody.-Air. Cotling- hans said that it was ...

... consequence of his; behaviour she had quitted thehanuee.-Mr. Itawlineon: What is ?? mastor?-Complainast: He is what they call a Socialist, sir.- Detendant, in a written statement, which he road, denied the truth of what hod been alleged against him, snddelt tronlynpn ...

... talents, as the founder of e new school, and the model of the most pure and riac- sical style of pianoforte playing. MonBtNG A SocIALIST LECTURER arc EnrosraCro.- It appears that an abandoned creature has lately pro- fe, sed to deliver infidel lectures in a ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. VIcE-CHANCELLOL'S COURT. WE:DNESDAY. JoNEs v. MotRGAN AVDO0TBR s.-TuS SOCIALISTS.- This case came before tie0 court upon the demurrer of a lady, named Rathbones, put in to a bill filed by several shareholders of the Orbiston Company ...

... numerous meeting of Chartists, convened for the purpose of taking mea- sures to protect the rights of labour, was ield at the Socialist Institution, John-street, Tottenham-court-road. The building was densely crowded. A well-dressed person, named Vernon, who ...

... BoICr OT A DusELIST.-A letter from Genevartates that a duel has taken place near Lausansie, between Sergeant Boichot, the Socialist representative for Paris, and a Spanish officer of the regiment of Isabella -Segunda. It ap~peri, that whilst on board a ...

... thought Mr. Dobson in the wrong, andordered all parties to find bail to keep the peace towards each other. SOUTH WARX. A SOCIALIST oN TstouBLE.- George Hillier, a oourneyman carpente awais broughtmbefore-Mr. a'Beckett, charged with committing a violent ...

... him altogether; but he has become the soul ef the revolutionary committee of London, end having allied himself with the socialists - which formerly he would not have consoeted to do-he is now in possession of much greater material re. sources than he ...

... Gazette, a reply to a statement of that jour- nal, which has affirmed that with the exceptions of the ultra-democrats and socialists, all the polish emi- grants have availed themselves of the late amnesty and returned to their country. That assertion the ...

... dependents the criminality and sinful- ness of associations which led to a life of misery. The Fenian project was foreign and socialistic. The needy adventures who originated it had nothing in common with those whose rand conceptions had blessed the world. Wolfe ...

... him to mercy, but added that prisoner told him he did. it on principle. H e (Mr. Ellingtoni was informed that he was a socialist, and that he halo the principle that all property was ?? ThomuasGabriel: 'I can hardly think he could have been in his right ...

... which the public opinion of 3ll Eiirope had spoken.. The death of Rossel was not needful as an example to the Communists and Socialists, nor as a warning to the army. Let the reader consider the state of public excitement under which Rossel was led astray ...