... the crew were saved with diffienltv. The frigate is a total wreck. Fatal Duel.—A Geneva letter in the Temps says : — The Socialist agitator, M. Lassalle, has jast lost his life in a duel wiih a Moldo-Wallachian. He was only years age. The adversaries fought ...

... the policy of the Government. He deplored the insertion in the Moniteur of M. Duruy'a report, which ho characterized as socialistic. He pointed out the deplorable conduct pursued by England, which was still the asylum of assassins ready to attempt the ...

... equulity of all men b: fore the law, administrative decentrulisation, the abolition of the conscription, and the arming socialist ideas. of tie National Guard. It rejects, however, all ...

... the worthy and benevolent brotherhood were not entirely new; they had been so time entertained certain section of French Socialists, whose chief, or arch-priest, wss M. Baboeuf, a name familiar to those who ht,ve studied the history of the revolution of ...

... brains or their hands - men who have much to gain by revolution, and nothing perhaps to lose, but still who regard the Fenian socialists with horror and indignation, and who would be prepared, with arms in their hands if necessary, to defend their country and ...

... toil of their brains or their hands—men who have much to gein by and nothing perba to lose, but still who regard the Fenian socialists with horror and indignation, and who would be prepared, with arms in their hauds if necessary, to defend their country and ...

... to pay some little respect to the teachings of Christ—a Hue of thought which has always been deemed rather low, if not Socialistic, on 'Change. With an audacity uncommon if not unique in men of Ministerial rank, he pretends to see no ethical difference ...

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

... Beaumont Neilson, inventor of the hot blast. 19 : Viscountess Hawarden; Admiral T. L. Prake; Pierre Joseph Proudhom, French socialist. The Marchioness of Londonderry. 21: William Humphreys, the line engraver. William Lee, water-colour painter. 23: Dowager ...

... she has been for centuries, a centre opposition to the past. From the time of the Albiceutian persecution to the latest socialist plat, she has welcomed malcontents from neighbouring countries, and lent a willing ear their revelutiona-y doctrines. other ...

... He was a student at the University of Moscow, where he made himself remarkable by his me'ancholy disposition, and the socialistic character of his opinions. He once attempted to commit suicide. ...

... Constitution, and subs itute President with £lO,OOO per annum far the monarchy ; and Mr. Mill would be liberty to carry out his socialistic doctrines. He called upon tbe scions of the old Whig constitutional families to recollect their hereditary principles, and ...