... for underselling foreign rivals. A more plausible project for abolishing strikes is proposed by philanthropic reformers of Socialist propensities, whQ would destroy both the classes which find themselves at present in collision. If there were manufacturing ...

... Convocation to assemble, declares his sanction of the Clerical Subscription Act, and proclaims Fenianism to be a purely socialistic movement, fermented by those who, whatever may be their objects, have 110 interest in the permanent welfare of Ireland. ...

... the Academy of Paris against those students who were prosecuted for taking part in the Congress at Liege, which ultra- Socialistic doctrines were uttered and approved. The Council expressed the opinion that they should also be temporarily excluded from ...

... Biblc and the Weostrnister Rerision. Byll., S. Poole. The Bors a od the Transynal, By Lleut.-oloncl W. 1 Butler, CR.B, Tito Socialists of ltre Chair. By .olho Itae. The Feiloire of Free C orrtret ictt lrehltd. ByJ A.F7arrcr. wiomt'se Cihtie. By Emily Pfeiffer ...

... CASE. WIFE_ I5RDER IN SHEFFIELD: ATTEMPT TO LYNCH THE MURDERER. SERIOUS FIRE1 IN MANO1IATER. ILLNESS OF LORD BEACONSFIELD. SOCIALIST PUBrLICAN1IONS IN LONDON. PRESENTATION TO MR. DUNCAN McLAREIN. THE ATTEMPT TO MURDER BY A BURGLAkR AT KEN- SINGTON. MIR. ...

... By Frarise Ernest Colenso. The City of London :Its Population vond Position. 'By Mr. Alder. mran Cotton, MT., Christinn Socialists In Germany, By John RaCo, (icr Induptrial Srhaelo. BY Alfrel H'ill. O(Slnd 3Near ,onol>noPti'cUalriicism. By AlfredlAustin ...

... NOESr iBRO~NLITERlATUREDl, SCIENCgdEND: AlIT. as i q HICTIES OIC THE'TROL , *n ODTTHE R O TE.D T y URKISH (AR ,beo dTE SOCIALISTIC MOVEtUNT CIN iFRA. CE. AIyAI01 IN GYPT: - THE TRIAL OF T JtEBRL LEADERS. PAILLIAIliNTOFTEWK. .,THE OOpUL TI3O' RGRr CS, ...

... (IF H1. GAMtIENTrA. THREIATENING Tilt l.MPVl;OR OF ALSTR!A. T1tE SlEW 4PIANI-11hIMOiNIiTRb'. TilE I~,s~.IN OGERMANY. TH11 SOCIALIST 'TEIALS IN 3'RAIXCE THlE C'ORONATTON~, (O1 THEii OZAI:.. FlItilTINC; IN THlE TRANS VAAL, TEiRllIBLIO FORE IN AIMERICA: MORE ...

... CZA l,. L, NEWV YOtRK, Il0:lltUAPX 9, It is stated that Bost, the fourler editor- of th1 ji-r.ilcit, Hartmalnn, and other Socialists 11o1w in Alcrlica, are coll- CO ferrhig tolgether regalidilng thle appr~oachinig cortula~tiol, Of Wiv the Czar, MIrtloanll ...

... IMPIjER1AL NWEDDING At'ST. PETERSRIITO. ItOMUI IJI n LOT AGAIN1ST THlE EMPEROR OF GER- OUTBREAK OF PLAGUE IN PERSIA, IARREST OF SOCIA.LISTS IN POLANDd., ?? 1EGYPT AND THE SOUDAN: 010, O BERRIER. ?? AIRS CIRITICAL PORITION OF- 'H GARSNS. TILE RAILIWAY TO BERBERt~ ...

... Leeds 111eovcteops states n0 ticat ai body of Anareltieta amid rovolutionary delegates ' gmet on (Sutnday, in one of thme Socialist elubs in Soho,I uinder the presideoncy of a Pacle Goominuiist. Asacnge Vtoe !7 speakers was Hairlitiaci, a notoriocte lhmttiat ...

... Liberal than a Socialist. I will not t attempt to do so; but, as a Radical, let me say that we seek indeed to better the condition of the poorer classes, z but not by attacking the institution of individual property. For us and for Socialists, in the only ...