... houses of ill-fame One of the French papers gravely informs its readers that Lord Brougham and Lord John Kossell head the Socialist parly England. At Carlisle, boy named John James Jlilev years of age, has been committed for irial, at assizes, for abstracting ...

... warmly received, after remarking that the subjeot was intimately connected with the soul, proceeded to show the absurdity of Socialist principles respecting the soul, denouncing them as cowardly and shrinking. The thought is the “Thermopylae of the soul, ...

... so many fundamental principles. are told,” continues this brave mau, that the law is only meant to attack Red-republican Socialists, and enemies of order. But who can be sure that he may not be obnoxious in its provisions? When Danton established the ...

... mode of regarding social phenomena. There are Christian Socialists and freethinking Socialists, republican Socialists, and monarchical Socialists, peace-at-any-price Socialists and fighting Socialists. Bernard ...

... where, from the most reliable accounts, he is probably now in fancied security. It is said that a band of German and French socialists have appointed a committee to take care of Mr. Allsop and prevent his arrest by any other than legal process, and if’ an ...

... established facts in regard to Napoleon. At one time, not a century ago, he made many besides Louis Blanc believe him a Socialist; he made all France believe him a Republican he has made England believe him a faithful ally. Taciturn nature, he seldom ...

... he has really taken that im' porlant step.—New York Freeman.—[The gentleman named is stated to be the aon of Robert Owen, Socialist.] Joint Stock Companies.—On Wednesday was issued a return, obtained by Mr. Akrnyd, ot all coffl' panics registered under ...

... pamphlet is attributed to (and, if I am rightly informed, acknowledged by) a M. Jules Lechevallier, an ex-Saint Simonien and Socialist, and ho was a refugee in England until pardoned the Emperor. His present publication is oubtless an expression of gratitude ...

... this bit of Bobadilism Napoleon, who, ten years ago this very special constable’s baton in the streets Q oo against that socialistic and anarchical e * eP,e ft t—-who politics to which he is now supposed height knew then how contemptible it was even • k ...

... that the Presse declares war against Austria because the Austrian government is a despotism, and how,” cries the converted Socialist, M. Gueroult, can we enjoy our liberties in France with such an intolerable despotism for a neighbour?” How indeed? This ...

... Tennant, Mr. Allan Irving, and Sig. E. Billeta. Oration on the Death of Robert Owen.— very interesting oration on this eminent Socialist was delivered last night, at the hall of science, by Mr. G. J. Holyoake. The attendance was not numerous. Theatre Royal. ...

... ranee is satisfied the world has peace. short, there was a general anticipation that, whatever might be the result of the Socialist experiments then about be made, Frenchmen would soon settle down to some form of government which satisfied them, and, finding ...