... which will be published fo4hwith by Messrs Cassell and Co., who will also issue False Hopes; or, Fallacies Socialistic and Semi-Socialistic briefly Answered, by the same author. Messrs Hurst and Blackett will issue next month a new three-volumed novel ...

... former friend, CUptain 'Arville, Interspersed with all this we have the villainy and scheming of D'Arvllle and a German Socialist' and on the other band, the amusing love affairs of r,0 rlipon mad his Angelina Maria, maid to the heiress. Of conure after ...

... present only a picture of family wretchedness and misery,. This was the key to the problem that was exercising the uainds of Socialists and others, and it was claimed that the money which was now spent on what demoralised the people should be transferred to ...

... their disapproval with approval of the good he hei done and the racrifices be bpi mede for Socialistic principles, Is iil-advihd, I must admit, however, the Socialist pasty have a right to do as they think proper on such matters, But as an outsider and one ...

... joint t S e Denby, During % struggle the latter is aool. ?? d with his own knife, and Lse runs for a driel? Moaguire, a Socialist tenant of Deauby, entgrs 91rgbeO and repays the landlord for a cruel eviction t ~bi him to death. Radley witnesses the murier ...

... and the idea of turning t e ancestrna hall into aconvalesceat hone is unreasot ,rle and a feeble conoession to the vague socialistic 1a1 W now current. We always feel that we are coei-iug at impropriety when we see in a novel that 'I e heroine has married ...

... writes upon The Workless, the Thriftlessi and the Worthless, and remorselessly demolishes the proposals psut forward by the Socialists. His remedies for dealing with the present difficulty as regards the unemployed are to compel guardians to relieve I with ...

... Mr J. H. Clifton, bad been fl ered to and accepted by Mr R. I. Wanobrougb, of the firm of Wanbrough and Robinson. BRISTOL SOCIALIST SOCIETY.-There was a large attendance at the uoual Sunday meeting at the Shepherds' sall, The following programme wav capitally ...

... make its first apipeamnoc on Friday next. To advocate the principle of TeMM.,: thire, to criticise over-legislation of a socialistic tendency, and to provide a registerand compendium of strictlyp)oliticaliinformationare the chief objects of the journal ...

... said to be an attempt to distinguish, by the aid of bothhistorioal and eoonomno criticiLm, between those parts, of the, Socialistic Ecbeiie known as Colleotivlsni iwhich are-praotiqobie and likely to be beneficial, anh those parts wbich are ?? and of chaotic ...

... own benefit. Succeeding Oharley'o Anst lnext week, A Gaiety Girl will commence a week's performances on March l1th. SOCIALIST MEETING.-MX Pnal Stacy presided at tbe meeting at the Shepherds' Hall bit evenila, at which there was a large attendance ...

... Indian ehibtltion lr Itaymond Radolyffe describes the of' the year, and Mr E. Belfort Bax views Peiveroair history from a Socialistic standpoint. The Editor's novel, 'The World Below, grows more and metre interesting as the plot iS developed. 'od Words ...