... and a mein- w emur r th tile . g . reei. res i c r otu as'a t 4 uanl a r lays gush stress, the maltenbee of the Christian Socialists. lie is very wealthy, aneu of a large army making no requisitions. The and will succeed to the title and estates of Earl ...

... of Republican opinions. The principal part at the Crystal Palace was taken by two gentlemen who played a leading part as Socialist Republicans in the revolution of 1848—Professor Kinkel, of Bonn, who at present enjoys a high reputation as a professor of ...

... THE OXFORDSHIRE TELEGRAPH -SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1859. But there is one socialistic phrase against which every civilised, educated man Should protest the tyranny of capital. A capitalist may be a tyrant—a hard, grinding, sharp cutting wan; but capital ...

... there are more ways of killing a dog beside hanging 'him, bee just been illustrated anew by M. Proudhon, the celebrated Socialist writer, in a pamphlet called War and Peace. It is not lawful to criticise the policy or object to the enormous armaments ...

... where to look for a solution of the difficulties which are springing op on all Miles. Not the least of them Is the dangerous socialist movement, which I foretold some time ago, among the working dames in the ' 'northern cities. where we may vet hear the terrible ...

... manifestation was boasted of end praised into their vile service_by the agitators who are a greater curse to Ireland than Fenian socialists. mad ever be. Fealanian arrived at a stage at which it revolted against the dishonesty end .humbug—the &vomit* words ...

... large public meeting was afterwards held in Geneva, at which the Congress was protested against as having revolutionary and socialist tendencies. But the coop de grace appears to have been given to the meeting by an intimation received by the Genevan authorities ...

... to German unity and other politi.:4l theories, several important resolutions were voted. The association, of which the Socialist tharaiter is becoming more and more evident, demands universal suffrage and the direct intervention of the State for the ...

... London were ready to give orders for joints, and some of the great artists who preside over the kitchens of these • t !ally socialistic Le ling establishmenkhad planned bauptets on a very varied and extensive Ale. Unfortunately, no butcher had the pluck to ...

... Irish Bishop* preeen , ssi to the Queen the other d a y as Address whilh veiled on impropriety. When the Oxfordshire me socialist tells the Queen, with a garble mitielimas, that the thiesueneil charges will subvert the fundamental institutions of the ...

... Conservatives He adopted very advanced Radical opinions, end took an active part to s short-lived Society of Christian Socialists. He was instrumental in extending the Factory Acts to linen bleaching manufactories. At • very early age he inherited two ...

... Swedenborg. The members of the colony are converts. The property is held in common, but in orber respects there is nothing socialistic in the system. The family is sacredly guarded. While they are frank In their bn.inese intercome with the world, they are ...