... of introducing his subject, the lecturer charged Mr. Holyoake with fickleness — all things by turn and nothing long — a socialist, a naturalist, an atheist, a secularist, and very soon be would be some other ist. (Laughter.) The book spoke of the last ...

... SOUIETIES IN FRANCE. The celebrated secret society of the Marianne was formed subsequently to the events of December, by those socialist chiefs in the department who had escaped transportation, and who felt the necessity of reviving the revolutionary element ...

... length against the charge frequently brought againsthim— among other papers by the Times itself— of being a believer in socialistic doctrines. He shows, ou the contrarv, that Mazzini has ever been opposed to Socialism, and has written treatises pointing ...

... that can afford this generous step. cannot, then, really any object to him to bully tew miserable political dreamers and Socialists at Cayenne. He is above the need of such itios - ; , at is alii? and tl,at rtf Ferdinand. Both BpolS f «ST «« * denying ...

... contented under the government of the Emperor, although, of course, there are a few who have not yet recovered from their socialist opinions. Naples. — A letter from Genoa says, that a Russian fleet, commanded by tbe Grand-Duke Constantine, will go into ...

... contented under the government of the Emperor, although, of course, there are a few who have not yet recovered from their Socialist opinions. ITALY. Letters from Rome, ofthe lst, describe the disordered state of the country, which the government was en ...

... Emperor and the present govern- ment of France are a strange group — Legitimists, Orleauists, Fusionists, Red Republicans, Socialists, and Jesuits— all uniting to discredit the Empire. If they can get a dupe to retail their assertions and inventions iv the ...

... deal with these questions, would establish government savings bankß throughout the country, and was really a measure of a socialist charac- ter. It was tbe commencement of a mischievous sys- tem ; if the voluntary action of the gentry in this coun- try ...

... arrondissement. It is in tbe eighth arron- dissement that are found in the greatest number the partisans of the Democratic and Socialist Republic — men after M. Louis Blanc's own heart. Iv the ninth arron- dissement, the movement waa not remarkable up to 12 ...

... throngh the medium of your paper, call the attention of Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, Radicals, Democrats, and political socialists of all kinds to tbe fact, in order that they may elect men to fill those vacancies who will be of use to tbe town. The only ...

... houses of ill-fame One of the French papers gravely informs its readers that Lord Brougham and Lord John Kossell head the Socialist parly England. At Carlisle, boy named John James Jlilev years of age, has been committed for irial, at assizes, for abstracting ...

... addithe visitants of broken down balls of science and bank- tional reason for net opening the library on Sundays, rapt socialistic retreats enjoy their purely intellectual' namely, that any rate applied for the support of an social regeneration fare ...