... continuues his discussioen of Celebratiorlin athe United States. ) (0. Kellogg gives air Iccoirllt of Feonlirrand Lsi I . tIre Socialist, swith rr. estneilate of ttle initr'bi of his views ain C*erniany anird Pr. Russell Low eil contributes a stirril i' Turner's ...

... We'lsh and o Midland Dissent in England is of a a very different order-aggressive, ignorant, 1 prejudiced, intolerant, nay Socialistic, as this Bruce has shown by his sneers at stars t and garters. We should just like to put it c to him, from the Tory ...

... ing articles are- Where is Stanley 2 by Mr H. H. Johnston, and an essay (moderate in tone, and containing, apart from Socialistic allusions, some very valuable considerations), on The Revival of Handicraft,'; by Mr Wnm. Morris. In the NATIONAL REVIEW ...

... C'otnlnun: . in their practical application, &o .. andl no b .r guidte to a know-lrede oF thc .ioctrrincs ca an.l.i:. of Socialists could he *lesired. fI1 is emil.nl: fair in gis-inu tlioir viewvs, andl alwavas c.a table in tlheir inserprealaien, but in ...

... play. The police Jare very reticent on the subject. The deceased had j taken a prominent part in the prosecution of local d Socialists. .e Trip LATEST COcBINAtArToN.-Th la'est trade d combination (says a New York telegram) is in plate glass. The Pittsburg ...

... Writers and ii speakers on this subject forget one or two f( plain truths. The polish is not whether or not p we shall be socialistic, for society implies t( tecialisn-i, hut to what extent. '' The Man t. versus the State is an academic discussion ; ci ...

... the e] Faculty of Advocates, in recently presiding at to a meeting to hear ai9address by Mr Cunning-- hame.(Graham, the Socialist agitator, is un-ti favourably commented upon. It was not 4 seeming that the head of the legal profession, re and especially ...

... and that the New Liberalism of Mr George uis. Russell and Mr Atherley Jones must wait for red the attainment of its Socialist ideals till the Wel, Home Rule obstacle has been got out of the nd way. The suggestion that Mr Labouchere is ose to lead ...

... L Berlin, Monday. - The Reichstag to-day yi commenced the first reading of a bill giving in permanent force to the anti-Socialist law, thus ea 3 dispensing with the necessity of renewing the B law from time to time. Herr Ilerforth, Minister cc of the ...

... , in a very ractical d .manner-the questiobs, . :issue beten: the : imoderate -Trades . -UnionistI and the 'advanoed i Socialists'. Mr Rariison himself would seem to .c occupy an intermediate poeition, relying on 1 what he teribs: :the. iperishabl 'and ...

... baronet's eldest eon le ignorant of his parentage and bred among his mother's humble kinsfolk. becomes an artist workman with Socialistic principles and nega- e tivo religious beliefs. The secondiserial, For of Better, For Worse, by Gordon Roy, is a re romantic ...

... in -whioh Brc the writer exposes in the moat crushing manner sqb the ridiculous absurdity of the contentions of the the Socialistic Radicals of the day. The theory mel that men are born free and equal scarcely det needed a controversialist of Professor ...