... aend gentlenmen of fortune, and had associated themselees with a benevolent society of r. persons known as 1 Christian Socialists, whose object was to improve the condition of the working classes. la ,the autumn of 1850 a person, named Field, who was ...

... receivedas aevere blow on the temple. l He saw a hill in a man's hand, headed 'Arise, oh Eng- laud, having reference to a Socialist publication. The people on this occasion were good humourred. Mr. Mitchell: A mob is generally in a jocular mood, is it 'Mr ...

... truncheon. Saw some handbills i distributed. One was beaded, 1Rise, 0, England; it was an advertisement of some twopenny Socialist beck.H Front his experience be thought mobs wore generalyc jocular,.ly e The Chief Commissioner-He will know more about ...

... in Europe are in existence:- , 1, the Central Demoara'o German Committee, under Kinkel, Rugs, and Rong ; 2, the Secret Socialist Society, under Marx; 3, the Society of Austrian Agitators, under Tausenau: 4, the National Hungarian Committee, under Kessutbh; ...

... that, several mionthe ago, the local iauthorities learnidl that a very considerable number of per- lots had joined a segret socialist society salled La Marianne, I the chiefs of which had audeclously promised the members , 'pillage and massacre. The members ...

... instead of in those of Tasi ou and others-; and that as democratie and socialist osinuons were l dangerous to society, the teatator's desire tP, benefit demo- crate and socialists ought not to be iespt',ted. M. Tandou . and his colleagues opposedthatview ...

... doubtful 1,i ~d, whte ewo a a n eiin' at all. :It is said en hewsa n ie'mae h'PiiieMethodists, ai st. n taohrtm ewscnetdwt'h Socialists. ,~ nd ?? matters of religion,' his mind was -xcxeedingly dark, Is, 'aud though able:.to read and write, he was still ayvery ...

... such a thing, whilst tke delight of his politic I enemies was un bounded. After some deliberation it was determined by the socialists that the culpri', instead of being handed over, to the judicial authorities, should be dealt noith by the mu- nicipal council ...

... fromVichy, i enumerating the persons Kr. who are at presett teking the baths at that wetering place, entione Bartes, the socialist, as one of the number. His N hesith, ehe lettr states, is greatty shattered. ...

... (Switzerland), emu- merating the persons who are at present taking the bateS at that watering-place, mentions 'H6. Barbes, the Socialist, as one of the number. His health, the letter states, is greatly shattered. THE EMIPEROR OF RUSSIA, with a view to his corona- ...

... Baillaud, another of the accused, but who has taken to fight, in which he exhorted him to remain firm to the democratic -and Socialist cause-called Jesus Christ the first of philosophers and republicans - spoke of Frapce as a young lady at a boarding-school ...

... thessi contained gold, and is called washing stuff. Thi hca-ling is the earth above, in which there is not gold. IRELIGIOUS SOCIALISTS.-Thie Cologyne Gaze//e stales that a party of Pietists belonging to a village nir S to tgard have conceived the idea that ...