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YANKEE DOODLE IN 1851

... repent his trip, 1 I reckon It 'a a pity; C( Of Socialists he brings a crew, a To kindle agitation * F Reds, Chartists, Anti-rentists, too, ir Who'll preach repudiation. g] Chorus -Yankee Doodle, &c Socialistic tracts, much more Combustible than rockets, ...

THE NAVAL MANÅ’UVRES

... not worn uniforn at some time in his life. If the Socialist programme contained a clause wiping out the permanent officials in the system of Britain's administra. tion, naval mean would become Socialists is masee. For they know that there is not one of ...

RUSKIN HALL

... Hall, Oxford, is the Rev. Dennis Bird, M.A., a well-known Socialist lecturer. John Ruskin, in his work on the first principles of political economy (unto this lest) speaks of the Socialist desiring to make every- body as poor, powerless, and foolish ...

LITERARY NOTICES

... the historical o examples he adduces demonstrate the fallacy of the Socialistic contention. The seaching as manner in which he deals with the ordinasry d, arguments of the Socialistic lecturer is beyond in al praise. In successive chapters he treats of ...

LITERARY ITEMS

... le believed, with the purpose of giving a more exact and intimate account of the workings of the minds and methods of the Socialists. ...

THE CO-OPERATIVE FESTIVAL

... had invested in skill and application. It was not State Socialism, nor Communism, though it recognised the value of the socialistic principle W hen volun- tarily adopted for the government of pro- duction, distribution, and consumption; and though it held ...

LITERARY NOTICES

... sary for such preparation. The volume is r edited by Mr. J. D. Morell, and is very neatly Agot up. y Landon Deecroft. A Socialistic Novel. By y Laoa Ramsey. London: William Reeves. a This novel professes to contain an exposition and adefence of the principles ...

MAGAZINES FOR THE MONTH

... generally expected by to Unionists. In A Party with a Future, Mr. an, J. Louis Garvin argues with much show that the wi' Socialist or Independent Labour Party are going ea, .to achieve a substantial position in Parliament. of Mr. Spencer Walpole contributes ...

FOREIGN NEWS

... the Veoaeitung, a meeting of t' e men fixed for to-day was for- is bidden by the police, acting under the provisions a of Socialist law. It is reported that a deputation L. is to be chosen to-morrow and wait upon the 1 d Emperor for the se of submitting ...

THE WAGES OF THE POOR

... to the manner in which they were fleeced. Adam Smith had said that the profits of labour belonged to the labourer. The Socialists were accused that one of their principles was the division of the entire land of the country to the of entire population; ...

LADIES AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM

... her long black hair with a quick movement, and you see a pale, nervous face with wonderfully eager eyes. She is a leading Socialist, and is probably engaged upon the translation of some German book full of the most abstruse social philosophy. Mean- while ...

THE THEATRES

... gives the i at aU title to the onroedy, but the main interest a last centrg upon the love-making of oumples be~t whose socialistic and aristocratical ideas are be playfully contrasted. In the second aut the new wing is papered in view of the andience ...