... cient estate to maintain them in a certain fnly but not :vt twice the amount that the estate would yield. You start with the Socialist proposition that everybody is entitled to live, at any rate in reason, but the correct proposition is that every- one should ...

... M. Lockroy, cx. Minister of Public Instruction, by a eoachmar eer named Moore, who is well-known from his to hawking at Socialist meetings and else. ble where eccentric rhymes written by himself. the 3. Lockroy was ascending the staircase ed. of a house ...

... FRAUDS ON INSURANCE COMPANIES. In reference to the arrest of Dr. Castelnan (a fre- quent speaker at Socialist meetings and a, writer for M. Rochefort's paper) on a charge of forging a'I register of death and defrauding the Imperial Assurance Comuany11 ...

... School, and served his apprenticeship to a. tailor at Knutsford. In 1841 he obtained a sieuax tion at Rochdale, became a Socialist, and im August, 1844, he and a small number of poor working men decided to open a co-operative store- in Rochdnle. They borrowed ...

... at the Hearliest possible time, because Opposite the housd was a~piece of spare land whereon a. meetidir bad been held by Socialists; of which body the defendant wee a member,'- and tenants, were urged at that meetinix not to Pay thpir rents on the increased ...

... give a history of the prisoner.a and detailed th~e facts which led to their arrest. He said there was no doubbt that the Socialist Clnu at Walsall vas corniott-ri xviice Anarnhist associations throughout Europe. The first witne t. called was Bern-ard ...

... crimes to be perpetrated, he failed to report them to the authorities through ignorance. All the accused declared that the Socialist party in Russia were willing to carry on their propaganda by peaceful means, but that the measures adopted towards i tlem ...

... and of mistiry, which al our efforts should be directed to overthrow, in order ta found in its place a denmocratic and socialist government, under the name of republic, based on the sublimne prinoi. plea of 1789, and cemcnted by Atheism and MiaterialiseL ...

... jespe- ?I cialy for erndearo g to make out aasystenatic in connection between the robbery of ?? aerstan- st s linger and* the Socialist workmen's soepti gene- Cl e rally. Happily, Socialistideas have very little hold w k upon the workidg classes in Austrise ...

... motlels and other iarticles mentioned in oounsel'S opening. Among the papers seized was a regisler of ithe memnlbers of the Socialist Club1). An entry on the front pag'e showed that oall menibprs wero required to declare adlesion to the Social Democratic ...

... that in English law absolute tenure of land was a fiction. He had no sympathy with the doctrines of the Communists or the Socialists, and he agreed with a legal authority that the private interest of the individual was never to be sacrificed to a greater ...

... SUICIDE IN A CAB. SOCI.ALIST'S IMTER di An inquest was held at Birminghalm, before h- E. Mr. Oliver Pemberton, coroner, touching the b 1, death of Wilhelm Hermaan Severing,a 22, th brass finisher. It was shown in evidence the o0 aO deceased, who was a ...