... persons at the tea-table relates a curious ?? Francr Walker, with Mr. Bellamy and the Nationalist Party, discusses the new Socialist Utopia, which has been described in a recent publication. The General observes not untruly :- It is one of the dangers of ...

... vestry ina limting the hour of trading to eleven o'clock was submitted, but the business had not proceeded far beflore a Socialist carrying a red flag surmounted by the Phrygian cap was discovered at the end of the room. A cry was instantly raised for ...

... figures arern ' those of Father Damion, member of a London hn. o Anglican order, end Dr. Ruth Leigh. lo is a Christian Socialist and a mystio she nn iiagnos- of f tic, with no faith or belief in imnortality, no C1 oxpictation of any rewvard, nothing ...

... y aimless. Strictly speaking, the author has rather widened the scope of his researches by expositions concern- ing the Socialist doctrine.. He thus gives even more than the title cf his book promises. This procedure nvas necessary, for two reasons. First ...

... probably, are optimistic enoughi to regard this anticipation as not unreasonable. In somne sense Or other ?? we ave all socialists nowadays. A passion of pity has turned half the well-to-do population into philanthropists. * Chrisican Aspects of ...

... Frederick Engels, and, in colomon with all Socialists, deplores tls loss to the International Re0olutionary moeneur, of so able and doe voted ant advocate. The Critica Sociala, the leading Italian Socialist revisvw, brought out on Friday last a special ...

... planted in its place. The wells of art are poisoned at their springs. I am, continued the lecturer, what people call a Socialist. That 'the devil take the hindmost theory' is the final perfection of political economy, the very evolution which has produced ...

... villain) whose character is graphically summed up thus I-le loved money, because the man who does not love money is a Socialist, and a Socialist is a Nihilist, and a Nihilist is an Atheist; and an Atheist is arnan who has no religion. Therefore, the love of ...

... original ballads, trans- IAt h1hlauk IvricR of yearning MR. WILLYAM MORRIS. I|LCLU Lu4A14Uj AyLI~ l i- and fruition, and lastly socialist rhymes and rhythms, some if not all of which have appeared before. In all these divisions there is much beautiful work; in ...

... her ufather's real oharacter. The comparnion is beloved by Horace Gwyn, the son o, an eccentric baronet, who to show his Socialistic lean. ings has married his cook, and with her and his son retired to l3erona tar away from iniquitous eiviisation. -hatters ...

... ot Rathbsue.plaee).-CAIOI. Tiflh SUNDAY DEMONSTRATIONS. The meetings called on Sunday in various parts of Loiidon by the Socialists and other kindred organiza- tions were duly held. The southern branches demon- etrated on Peckham-rye, and the affair passed ...

... of Socialist at once virile and intellectual, iwithost more than the merest suspicion of that theatrical posing which, alas ! is so invariably associated with the Fabian heroes of fiction. The balance between that which is best in the Socialistic position ...