... towards the extremes. An extraordinary number of Representatives were elected who were either ultra-Legitimists or ullra-Socialists. The moderate candidates, Republican and Monarchical, were beaten by the more violent of both parlies. The opinion is, that ...

... Hoprir*, of Ballyrooney, in rising to second the adoption of the report, said, stood there neither as a Communist, nor Socialist, nor Feargus O'Connorite, but a Whig Orthodox Presbyterian. He believed that if they looked into Ciod’s most holy law they ...

... known, was favour of the Socialist candidate, M. do (iirardin. Sixty sections, however, had yet to send in their reports. Isetters from Tours, of the 11th inst., state that several attacks have been lately made by the Socialists tho soldiers of the garrison ...

... measure it stood. Did they dread professional agitators? Did they wish to remove materials for sedition? Was there, he asked, Socialist or a Chartist,discontented with existing | institutions, who would not point excitingly to this proof their fickleness and ...

... Government, couched strong terms, protesting against the settlement of the Greek question, arranged .Mr. Wyse. M. Girardm, the Socialist, has been returned for lias Uhin. The Committee on the Dotation (President’s) Bill seem more disposed to accept the proposition ...

... on Thursday, to fix the period for its adjournment. It was thought the vacation ought not to last longer than a month. A Socialist, named Dray, formerly journeyman tailor, but lately employed in the office TUe Voix de Peup/e, was sentenced by the Police-court ...

... steamer was in the bay to watch the movements of the French fleet. It was reported that some agiUtion existed in Sicily. The Socialist paper, The Republicain Democrat, of Metz, has ceased to appear, in consequence the numerous convictions which have been recorded ...

... young «uen, which, in his opinion, should not have h* en tolerated(a storm of hisses)—they had been called Communists and Socialists. Now, he said (Hisses, and cries of Chair, chair.’*) The Moderator called the speaker to order, and reminded him that, on ...

... FRANCE. 1-1) - 1274 - 111 - •• 6) Jj'Ami PeupU, Socialist paper published at Puy, Haute Loire, ami |>r ...

... searching him a pistol loaded and primed was found on him. Hi» conduct had been dissolute, having long frequented Socialist Clubs and read Socialist writings of the worst description. A prosecution has been commenced against the printer of The Journal la R ...

... wail till his Sunday newspaper is delivered on the Monday or Tuesday morning, lie may to hear political lecture, or attend Socialist meeting, or join a van party, or rise at five o’clock in tho morning for cheap excursion, or hire a horse or donkey, or travel ...

... similarly destroyed. doubt expressed of these acts being the work of incendiaries. M. Lebat, an Attorney, and Editor of the Socialist journal L'i'nioti Democratique H’Arriege, has been sentenced the local Court to 13 months* imprisonment, I.OUOf. fine, and ...