... analysis of the laws, and suggestions for the future are none the less weighty and important. Hle is neither a Communist nor a Socialist, btut a carefisl student of economic laws and national history, and lie contends thast reasonable legislation would ensure ...

... enormous ioreig aelement-Czeebs, Bohemians, IPoles, Italians, Fe- ; a constituent of the popula- 'tion imbued very deeply with Socialistic and Anarchist ideas, degraded in education, living practi- cally from hand to mouth, and wholly inaccessible Ito religious ...

... sudices to know that the result has been the establishment of a prosperous peasuat proprietary. M1AcRGAnT t Dounoux; or, A Socialist Home. By J H. CecrxPSr. [London:- Swan Sonnenschein and Co. I This is one of that aggravating class of books to which the ...

... BLAND. [London: Henry T. Drane, 9, Level's Court, Paternoster Row.] The wavs of revolutionaries, Nihilists, and extreme Socialists, as expounded in this very clever story, !are no attractive or conciliating, in spite of the fact that their chronicler ...

... at Large, &ce. ; anew and revised edition (F. Warne and CO,) ; The Roflilois Of R Socialism ; being Essays ice Modern Socialistic Grill. daeby Ernest Belfort Bax (Swass Soineanshelini and ?? In the Oloads, by Charles Sebert Craddook 1)iierd, Lock, ...

... hero to lecture vherever he can get an audience, and to distribute Socialist tracts. There is some cleverness in it, but it is a dreary and sad book. So far as the Atheists and Socialists of the story are concerned, no human being is the better ol them ...

... 000 a year, only to iind that their position, if it was bad in the I country, is still worso in the city. Agitators and Socialistic orators arc doing their bese to turn the mis- ?? of these men and women to political account; and yet there ace thrse who ...

... which are very faithfully ' dwelb upon by an acute and able advocate, who hb va evidently very' carefully studied the Socialists of tl the Fabian and other schools. . Part III., Practical, deals with 'Radical Aims, and with The Mean5 to the End ...

... IcperS regret, that the foregoing description applies with considerable truth to the advance, instead of totbedecline, of Socialistic principles, and there are tO ins yet of a comi~ng turn of the tide. -Perhaps tb9 wr~iter has in his minad the fact that ...

... reader may be in sympathy with Mr. Morris's social theories, he will be grateful for such lines as these from another of the Socialistic poems, The Day of Days . Each eve earth falleth down the dark, As though its hope were o'er; Yet lurks the sun when day ...

... signed, including that of NL Loze, the for late Prefect of Police, as French Ambassador at Vienna. th -Fewher. a AistsT OF A SOCIALIST EDITOR.-A Reuter's telegram fse from Berlin says: BHerr Ellendt, editor of the newspaper *c Der Socinlist, Was arrested at ...

... lady named Miss Burns, asked for her fee, makes the reply, Pa's best compliments, and he'll send it when he and the other Socialist get Lord Calthorpe's Edgbaston estate divided between them. Another, rejoicing in the name of O'Brien, says her Pa will ...