... DENMARK. The Danish socialist leader, who a short time ago endeavoured to force the King to grant an audience, by assembling a multitude front the Royal Palace at Copenhagen, has been sentenced to sight months’ hard labour. Copenhagen is undergoing political ...

... Barton-crcacent.London, W.C IMFOBTAVT TO COUNTRY PATIKNTB CONSULT A LONDON PHYSICIAN WITHOUT PEE. DK. H. SMITH, the Eminent Socialist for the cure of all Diseases, will, for the benefit of Geontry Patients who cannot otm-nlt him r-on.ti!y. on oelving descriptions ...

... ed, but threaten to go over to the Opposition. This for the must*part composed •f the Ultramontanes, Advanced Liberals, Socialists, Poles, Danes, and Alsatians. It is still said that the Parliament is perfectly willing to vote the bill for three years ...

... another per cent. Thus both landlord and tenant are made happy. Now it has long been known the Conservatives that we hold socialist views, and that wish bring about that equitable state of things when the lower dassea shall do all the voting, and the middle ...

... pay higher wages, let law be passed requiring them for erery fresh loom they put up to erect cottage. If are going to turn socialists, let the principle worked fairly. But the abominable and crnel eril which we are crushed in this borough, and which for ...

... monster, which up to the present has been exceedingly gentle. The ComerTatire press, while scouting the fallacies of the Socialists, are astonished at the moderation of the language need in the Bus d’Areas. The question of work fur women has been discussed ...

... have underlined, the mederation of any honaet man must trsak down unless, indeed, he accept the whole as joke, for the anti-socialist is not usually regarded • reTolat'omst. I h»ve met w'th a worthJ . Cona«T»:ive who not in the lona is bonad to attach to ...

... stout resistance, not from Sabbatarians merely but perhaps more energetically from non-sabbatarians, positivists, agnostics, socialists, and the like, who are fuily aware of all the advantage~ and importance of a day of rest, though they may wish for a brighter ...

... man who does see it and takes it to heart will become one of two things—either a despairing Revolutionist or a strenuous Socialist. A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS.” (By a Prejudiced Spectator at Kennington Oval on the oceasion of the Iwit of the Ameriean Baseball ...

... these queries was, *“ Why do you refuse to meet a prominent Socialist:” Mr. George smiled and replied, ** I never have refused, trot out your promineut Socialist.”” The aim of the Socialist was, as he understood it, to make the people common proprietors ...

... ground, inasmuch as so few Socialist leaders are governed by Christian principles—the principles that in the long run must solve the world's problems. The first question this criticism suggests is ¢ls it a fact that few Socialist leaders are governed by ...

... Conduct of which this is a specimen, and the principle of which it is the outcome, do more harm to Society than all the Socialists and Nihilists that ever disobeyed the law or failed in respect to authority could possibly effect. B. B. ...