... Worlring Classes.' Mrs. Deepard, the Socialist lecturer and menmber of the Lambeth Board of Guar-dians, is, we nuderstand, a siste- of a celebrity u-hose name is just now in evetyone's ?? French, to wit. The Socialists of Toltenisam have started a club. ...

... DEATHS. Frederick Elugels, the lifelong friend of Carl Marx, and a most conspicunus tgare in the International Socialist movement, died Onl Monday night in Ltoadon Enge's was bornat Barnes iu Novembor, 1820, and wes the son of a moanfaesbuer. In 1842 ...

... most illiberal, if not suicidal for the leaders and wirepullers of the old Liberal party to boycott Socialist candidates on every occasion. Many Socialists would be an honour and an adornment to the House of Commons, which at the present time, owing to the ...

... expression of sOrrow. ?? TQ THUV EDITOR OF B0UtYNOLDS'S N5WMPAPER. Scn,-Permit me to say, in reply to Mr. C. Graham, that the Socialist League, on its original lines, was the connterpsartof the Marxists; and though it has since dritted awny somewvha-t from ...

... The Horticultural Hall has been finally secured, and tee lecture will be delivered on October 31. A SOCIALIST LEADER'S EXTRAVAGANCE The Radical Socialists in Berlin have adopted a system of inspecting daily the residence of the Social Democratic leader ...

... to treat the Socialist movement from! a hroad point of view. He appears to Le still sticking to the fossilized idea that the mo-eveiitcncnbecombated vith pettypolice chicanes, while in the highest quarters the feeltag to allow the Socialists the came freedom ...

... inirmary svho have been inocU- si lated are progressing very favourably. th THE DEATH OF A SOCIALIST LE.miDE.-Our bo Brussels Correspondent telegraphs: The Socialist party th has sustained a great loss in the death of Dr. Cesar detll Paepe, who has died ...

... his ancestral beer. SOCIALIST DISTURBANCES AT LILLE. LILLE, Friday.-During the Punch given-in honour of the delegates to the Socialist congress in the Town Hall, the crowd assembled outside made a noisy demonstration. The Socialists shouted, i Long ...

... age, retired from the army, in whioh h hed attained the rank of captain, and de- voted himself to the propagation of the Socialist doe- trines, of ?? the author. He advocated theoreation of Phalanster;es, orlingo establishments, the members of which ...

... presence of an enormous crowd of spectators, such as has seldom assembled in the great Parisian cemetery. The appeal of the Socialist press had been answersd in the fullest- manner, and at ten okisock, an hour'before the time fixed for the start, sympathizers ...

... ing classes. In 1878, in the panic that followed the attempt on the Emperor's life, the anti- socialist laws were passed, and Liebknecht. like the other Socialist leaders, was now for many years hunted from pillar to post, every obstacli being placed in ...

... candidature of Mr. H. M. Hyndman for the borough of Chelsea was held at the Queen's Park-hall last night. Mr. H. B. Taylor, the Socialist candidate for Bethral-green, pre- sided. Mr. Hyndman said they had a representative who was the private secretary of Mr. ...