... little adlditional in the p-ahpes fiorn the Cape. his Fiance, 'eiv st-rimigent i-casurcs are being talen to fetter tile Socialist pr('ss. Time Paris election uvas to tatlse place ion S uniday. General GOcall asmuel ersciles Gelneral i'ara:g*unv ?? i:l ...

... thcir country. T'UE latest SOcialist outrage on ?? Continent is reported froee Fralnkfort-on.-Malline, the victim being a police oilicer named l.urnpI t,C| who, it is said, had ?? ?? activity in unearthing the Incmbers of Socialist aind other conspiracies ...

... aristocrat and plebian, demagogue and nublemen playing their patrts. B3radilaugh and Hyndmau combined coald not declaim Socialistic theories with moro veheltment eloquence than does JoUathan Boldwood, nor could Lord Cranborne more elfectoally defend the ...

... Emperor has to comnbat sevxral strong factions, each of which has its Pretender to the throne; andt lie has a powerfnl Socialistic element which in other Continental nations would be severely handled. le has given them all a large measure of freedom; ...

... proccedings which disgraced two greatt cortiees ir of industry. Taking advantage of , strain in gi trade relations, Gernwau Socialists and Irish qi malcontents forgot natiounal antipathies, and pi ulited for the Purpose of promoting commuu- oi ism and makiiig ...

... Eastern States the employers, ever vigilant, use the large inflow of emigrants to check every tendency towards agitation or socialistic legislation by dismissing agitators from their works. The case is only different it degree in Canada, and in the Australasiar ...

... and the Limit of Subsistence, by Gl:oI:GE Covii]5Y. Fairence in the Irish Artizans' Exhibition, by J. EI. PFsNruAND. The Socialist League and its Poet, by H. Rowv- LAN. O,,ON. Ko Habos, Notes and Newvs, University Intelli. genee. This charming miscellany ...

... PARI'S LIFE PILLS. tinder no further provoca- ation vill they ttgain Mtain their hands with noticing the filth in this Socialist newspaper. r- They must congratttlato thle community, that this i moral staini ot1 th ceountry is nearly wipied away, and ...

... A. 2.-A M1odical Error. Short Complete Story. By G. Manville Fena, 8.-Sister Dora. By Mrs. Fawcett. (Illus- trated). 4.-Socialist Laud or Free Land? By Arthur Arnold. 5,-Recreative Evening Schools. By Rev, Free. man Wills. (IllustratedJ. G.-Binlga ria ...

... slaughtered. IRISH MISSIONARIES IN CHINA- The attack on Dr. Greig. THE FAMINE IN RUSSIA DESPERATE FIGHT BETWP3EN WORKMEN AND SOCIALISTS- Three meni killed and twelve injured. TERRIBLE RAILWAY DISASTER- Fifteen persons killed. THE CHARGE AGAINST A CLERGYMAN ...

... aristocrat and plebian, demagogue and noblemen playing their parts. Dradtaugh1c and lynudwau eoumbilled could not deehili Socialistic theories wilth more vehement eloqtuencc than does Jonat.hitn Boldwood, nor could Lord Cranhorne more elffotnally defend ...

... wvill ever prove a staunch defender of our Crown and Constitution, and an unclo1m- promising opponen~ of the Atheist and Socialist and of those who seek to sever the Union between Great Britain and Irelaud. Should I be so far honoured as to become your ...