... -During the last week a most serious affray occurred in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, arising out of an attempt on the part of the Socialists to propagate their tenets. It appears from the local newspapers, that whilst Mr. Robert Owen wa lecturing in that town on ...

... where Socialists met to disensa the means propagating their doctrines among the people at large. waa also very intimate with Begdono witch's brother Jurey, strong social revolutionist. Among those who attended the frequent meetings the Socialists at B ...

... outset he has a shot at the Socialists, for whom ho has no love, though lie himself is in touchl with them to the extent of keeping his wishes within the bounds of possibility. It seems that only a few years ago some Socialist lecturers declared that trades ...

... wocre present. These ofI Russias seut con~gratilfatory and ce telegirams. Trho oonclusioU *.Vl~e th ri; Socialists have unaniunously jon Socialist League. Ths ICocoI. PAST=i, Am)D S i ce ?? in the respecus brsneh0.~ Of sa have pursued with world-wide ...

... Holmezov- asarbely. a town of some 50,030 inhabitants in Csongrad. During a search recently made at the lodgings of the Socialist labour leaders in the town, the authorities seized a number of pamphlets and writirigs, and in order to recover. the crantiscated ...

... carry a programme of their own. They may, for example, adopt a Socialistic resolution, as they did last year, but they cannot carry the majority of English working men into the Socialist camp. A Labour party, working with se the Liberal and Radical party ...

... incurred in so doing. It was a matter of general opinion that the London Socialists were trying their utmost to turn the trade oxgaiestbons of the couniry into one vast Socialistic movement; that their object was not Unionism, but red-handed revolution ...

... had been compelled to let Christianity alone. His account of the Christian Socialist move- ment was no less interesting. 'ben he first came to Berlin there were 100,000 Socialists in I the city, and they were atheists almost to a ,msan. His soul had been ...

... imoox London, Trade Union delegate; MM. Brousse and I FForteillier, French Socialists; anld another. MIus Simoox dwelt upon-the refomsaneesieA for women's j labour. The two Socialist speak-er observed that, there was greater freedom in England tlan under ...

... TRADES UNIONlSM IN IRELAND. ONVE effect of the Socialistic tendencies of the Trades Union Congress has been to alienate the Irish trades unionists, who have formed an organisation of their own, which is now meeting in Cork. The Irish Trades Union Congress ...

... at half-paat ten o'clock. TuR committee of the German Reichstag to whom the Socialist Bill was referred have deleted the paragraph referring to the expulsion of Socialists, and the whole bill, thus modided, was passed. ARISTOCRATIO DIVORCE Sorr.-In the ...

... possible for thi Liberals nnd Socialists to agree upon a common pluatorm. A ?? lively debate took plneo. Mr. Morris=n eniell Mr. Sargea-it over the coals for daring to imagine th:t the Liberal party could ever allpw Socialist theorie3 to adorn its programme ...