... him with a testimonial, to mirk their satisfaction with the manner in which he conducted the discussion last week with the Socialist, H. Jeffi-ey 4f Edin. burgh; and for his triumphant advocacy of Christianity in op- position to the doctrines of Socialism ...

... others Nye can trace the work of men well- known and highly-estcemed. The first paper in the pre- sent number is on the socialist party in France, and gives a i distinct and impartial view of the various sections of republi- cans engaged in the political ...

... be- lieve that this wavs the object of some complimentitar letters from Vtse fluke of Kent.1 The writer says of the great Socialist chiief He could probably produnce mere laudatory letters hour- ing illustrious signatures titan. any dthor inihabitant ...

... be-thought that because a glass house is built in the park, all-the w~osi1dare to cast stones at it, .IThe Red Itepub, cans apid Socialists of Fi~ance,.German Ciiingni~ts,. 'Aaserican Socialit adAnti-rentr' EgihChartis-ts' ~andNb ~rhleers~,6are to' leadloni the ...

... opened to agr any unpsincipled persons whose only wish is for the einollu- edt meats of the office, or whom a IRoinanist; or Socialist pro- one pagaseda uay hereafter aseek to introdicce into so important me a sphere of influence as our parish seliools. The ...

... Sery. Aiid it, is particulairly chimerical to Isope that harmony would be beitter secured amiong these tiny socialists by such a system. Socialists en a large esele have not been a par- 0 tioularly peaceful sect. Bieckerings aind violence are as fre- 1 quont ...

... Some nes less jjst discovered hi hl, however, not in a convent, but in a somewhat similar place-a semitreligious, semni-socialistic community, leving itsihoee int Brecton, on the borders of Lake Erie.-Couef maunandtelstaesolb .emmbrfrSiln ...

... everything thatisgo an grt and time -hosioured ' sad rc'red in'ti conr ' ber, eiar, end chteis.) I' atdae 'htIa either'a socialist, a cosminfilait,' o embia Wy .gsntlemen, 'surely-it. is 'not necessaryintsctyo lBon-Accoid to defend the Crwn 'oi- the' Queen6 ...

... want l Why, they want pure acid I imple republicanisin in this country. (Hisses and loud -cheers.). I am .not concueeist, socialist,; nor repblican, nor am I inclined to ally myself to those rbo arc likely to bring these principles iito practise in E ngland ...

... least will not the has Centralist Republicans be able to oppose some barrier, how- slij i ever frail, to the triumph of the Socialist faction? Let the bac y Republica Democratia the organ of the Moderate Left, re- pea ply:-Considering tbeisitnationdofthebcounniy ...

... degraded. This society refuses to admrit strangers. As the writer in Fra c} sensibly remarks, the experience of the American Socialists does not encourage the belief that there wsill be changes in the relations of the sexes ; at least if there he such changes ...

... m, cludes a descriptive and poetical portion on Italy, and ins a theoretical portion in which Michelet sketches' leas n socialistic and humanitarian dreams. .hii >0, The.Trcentiethk Ceturyis the title of a new sixpenny ha ! monthly which will appear of ...