... appear that the Irish Land 0 Purchase Act just passed ought of itself to have deterred t 'the Tories from offering that new socialistic sop, This I Land Purchase Act is a remarkable illustlation of out. .1 raged political economy promi tly avenging herself ...

... book of the late 31r. Marx's voluminous German work. It has an extensive popularity on the Continent in Socialist circles, and Marx's Socialistic theories have been muoh discussed in 13ngland. Hitherto they have been, for English rcaders, rcaohed at ...

... murder of a gendarme named Mueller. An old cavalrv soldier named Reuter, who had previously been expelled from Berlin as a Socialist Democrat, was charged in the indictment with having been the prime mover of the riots, and with having marched at the head ...

... Ilfinitions by De Lavelyc, De Beaumont, Voll is Iteteher, and others, and does not wholly object to lo P'rinoe Bismarck's Socialistic State, or State bt Sn;ialisn,' and he holds that the main hope of fu ciety must rest on the prevailing influence of ...

... of humankind. There are t nassages in-the poem that may be quoted in justifica- f tion if anyone should describe it as socialistic and s communistic, but it is not revolutionary; it is not e the socialism and communism of the stump orator, I the philosophy ...

... between the German and Austrian Socialists as to which day in May-the 1st or 'the 3rd-shall be celebrated as a general holiday for all trades. The Austrian Socialists are in favour of May 1, while the German Socialists advocate the 3rd, which is the first ...

... with the utmost vigoeir the Purchase of Land Bill and 'the Irish Labourers Bill, ?? last of which is probably the most socialistic measure ever liassed by the House of Commons. WVhat is thei meaning of all this? No rational man can suppose that Lord Salisbury ...

... the following new books and new editions:- German Socialsris and Ferdinand Lassalle: A Bio- graphical History of German Socialistic Movementz during this Century, by William Harbutt Dawsoi (Swan Sonnenschein and Co.) Second edition. Pp. 300. The Midnight ...

... met William Morris, who had then come up to Exeter College, and who was afterwvards destined to become a great poet and Socialist apostle, and to exar ' e extra- ordinary inluence upon the decorative ; of this cunotrry. The ?? commenced tlus m: riy lasted ...

... in his imaginary dialogues with the typical French agitator, and he has abundance of that destructive criticism to which Socialistic the'ries lay themselves alen. Whet e miss is asn dedinite and positive conception of the State's actual functions in society ...

... own day-hichard Onbtler, Lord Shaftereury. and Robert Owean After a section devoted to Charles winsle.y and the Christian Socialists, Mr. de B. Gibbins discusss two of the most remarkable and influential charabctrs of our own day. Ca--lyle and ruskin. Both ...

... von may be, &c.; England, awake ! Rouse thee ! Let not the pride of intellect ruin thy fair land. And this address to a Socialist who has been orating in London in a manner to attract the notice of the police is a little, out of proportion- , Guard him ...