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... passes on to speak of the I | religious and mercantile guilds of the middle ages, the trade's unions of later times, the socialist echemes of St. bimon, Owen, and Fourier, and the projects now entertained for the improvement of I our social condition. ...
... organ of the same character in Zurich. The trilmonthly Soraidemok-rat will henceforth appear daily, whilst floally, the socialists of Bielefeld have arranged to issue the first number of a new representative publication on the 1st of January. One of the ...
... spection should be applied to elementary schools in music as in every other subject. TEE% RUSSIAN SOCIALIST PROPAGANA,-The doctrines held by the Russian Socialist Propaganda are enunciated with a iraskness which leave noth- ing to desire, in aome extracts ...
... CopeShagen correspondent, trihing on the 11t ?? time ago a PrussiauSonialist named Kublich, who had been implicated In some Socialist agitations In Berlin, and who, to avoid 12 being prqsecuted, had fled from that town, arrived k, at that town, where he intended ...
... out, however, It required at the approval of the Ministry, and that has not been: accorded. In view of the widely-spread Socialist r,. agtatioh, the Emperor's Ministers have come ?? L's 'the conclusion ,that It would be unwise and oven ne -dangerous to ...
... satisfaction to all who know him, Two German workmen, from London, have been arrested at Cologne, charged with distributing Socialist publications. A 2Times Vienna telegram says the police think tboey have discovered traces of a wldespread M ahometan onsepiracy ...
... Havre Congress of l Socialists, taken from a Marseilles newspaper, l next appeiars. These are followed by statisticsof I political offenees during six months, numbering 376. An announcement appears on the part of the Polish Socialists expressing their ...
... bare the secret springs of their moral and mental mechanism. And he will show how vain are the attempts of the Russian socialistic devotee to co-operate with-even to enter into the feelings of-the revolutionists of France and the rest of Western Europe ...
... unscrupulous ad- venturer; Mr. G. F. Sinclair made such a powerful and strongly defined charm- ter out of the part of the Socialist we were sorry he had not more to do in the piece. Mr. Sidney Sarl showed the greatest cleverness and versatility as Titus ...
... Without a single sensational incident, it is e thoroughly good novel, and the interest never flags.-Mr. kaufmann's Chritian Socialist O?- the present occasion is Victor Aira6 Huber. This German philosopher endeavoured to reform so ciety by a coalition of ...
... feet, nd proves what gaood work the Il.P.Il. oau do in evokigpbhic pnlion upiuonyo the rish quiestitiom THEi TR.IL OF TEIE SOCIALISTS- Lostoms,) TreonsuAY. The trial of Ilyodman. and others wvas resumed to-day at the Old Bailey. M~r. Chiamberlain, on being ...
... dissatisfied labourers, at whiclh there wa3s a, great deal of bluster-oxactly the saam,* as may be heard from the modern Socialists-on the subject of tho rights oE man aud the wrongs of the Workmell, who 1vyre compelleci to give way before the invin- cible ...