... out in &startling light by hunday'sproceedings at Dud-street and the West India Docks. For the first tans since the first Socialist meeting there was ole affliction of the el -sagest kind. Dod-street was one sea of heads. In Iturdett•mad people were packed ...

... THE EAST END SOCIALISTS. At the Therms police court on Woday, Mr. William Theinippeti,Lanister, applied to Mr. Santden for summonses for perk= Promise s police sergeant and two constables. Mr. Thompson said be appeared for a wan tuned Sannul King. When ...

... themselves he scared by a few utterances which might not be prudent or just Sowards them, and their enthusiastic friends with Socialistic leanings mud recollect that they ware not the whole world, and that if they went for all or noildog they might possibly ...

... Socialism—Verdict for the defendant. The last step has been taken towards breaking down the absurd set against the London Socialists. The conviction of Lewis Lyons, the weak pale-faced boy, who brutally assaulted a giant in blue, bas been ignominiously ...

... will very far to confirm it the nia;otity of Englishmen. set irh might forcibly recall the cap:a-knee of Williams, the Socialist. The taunts addressed by this singular representative of the Christian faith would, I trust, he keenly resented by all wi ...

... SOCIALISM IN IRELAND. A Socialist League, secretly established in Dublin, held its first public meeting on Thurs.lay night in the Oddfellows Hall, Abbey.street. The chairman was a German, named Herman; ands Russian,named Lipman°, read a paper on The ...

... catch, and a French lady of, I should say, Jewish race, the widow of a Polish prescript. Another lady was the editreas of • Socialist journal, and a grey bearded old g entleman wan a deputy who had been nursed by Louise Michel through a long illness in New ...

... that the Socialists have mapped out the eity, indicating where barricades should be erected, and the rallying points for the insurgents. Advice as to the methods of exploding the bombs is given in circulars privately circulated among the Socialists, who are ...

... their consciences by appealing to its supposed laws, does as much as anything to bring down the wrath of very excitable Socialists on the heads of deserving professors of _political economy. Some of them, like Professor Foxwell. are not quite destitute ...

... furnace the expansion of the contents of the shell was sufficient to burst it. CELEBRATING THE DEATH OF A KING. A group of Socialists and Freethinkers living in one of the moat revolutionary parts id Paris have just held a meeting to celebrate the anniversary ...

... clinging to otfiee without any counterbalancing advantage. By earem ---- Ing tie I T aristilites --- a - nd the ' l:adrtal Socialists. Mr. Gladstone had obtained all but e working majority. and his spe.eches left no d..tibt that further care.nee would not ...

... probably be sent to Suds. The four so-called Socialist leaders, Ilyndman, Burns, Champion, and Williams, were cbarged at Bow.street on Wednesday with sedition. The defendants were the ringleaders of the Socialist crowd which assembled in Trafalgar Square ...