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PIC-NICS AND GAMES

... Johnstone. The arrange- g ninuts of the committee were carried oub most v satisfactorily. d ABSI;DBsN SOClAlsTs.-The Aberdeen Socialists held a pio-ic in a field to the south of Peterculter oii Saturday. There was a considerable company o present, and, the ...

The International Exhibition of Industry, Science, and Art, Edinburgh, was opened yes

... disposed of. mn Indignation more or less virtuous is being nx loudly expressed by the American press at the te disgraceful Socialist rioting in Chicago and Mul- 3 waukie. That the outrages were planned and carried out by prearrangement on the part of m the ...

MAGAZINES

... , in a very ractical d .manner-the questiobs, . :issue beten: the : imoderate -Trades . -UnionistI and the 'advanoed i Socialists'. Mr Rariison himself would seem to .c occupy an intermediate poeition, relying on 1 what he teribs: :the. iperishabl 'and ...

LITERATURE

... hool I ri'alliii, though, in our opinion, it will II, Ithme effect, of cilsviicitig eitherai .1A4--n Ill Positivist, a Socialist, ior at leiistinist. r AGtATuA'K QiES.l ~ ii- Ii. II. Sheirarlldtl -' of ''lrogni'i, ''&U. I ouu'hoii t 'Triechit-r Co., ...

LITERATURE

... insensibly, a change has come over the spirit of our dream, and not more surely is Sir W. Harcourt's saying, - We are all Socialists now, true of the Liberal party than the statement that most of us now stand where Robertson Smith stood in 1880. But the ...

MAGAZINES

... baronet's eldest eon le ignorant of his parentage and bred among his mother's humble kinsfolk. becomes an artist workman with Socialistic principles and nega- e tivo religious beliefs. The secondiserial, For of Better, For Worse, by Gordon Roy, is a re romantic ...

MAGAZINES, &c

... to the proposed withdrawal of Me Knight's union from the Trades Congress:- The Congress has been an annual gathering of Socialist, 0 whose dreamy ideas find vent in strongly-wordea resolutions which we cannot endorse. No disease - sion is allowed on any ...

MAGAZINES

... lhe declares his opinion that ' these views are confined only to that faction of the English people who are infected by Socialistic tendencies, and are not countenanced by the preponderating aristocratic and eonsei- vative bulk of the thoughtful in the ...

MAGAZINES

... sitatir ic Socialism, whlich, gives a capital sketcir of the rorer trailrs or aggressive manifestations of the varireus Socialistic obser of doctrines4, Moatiilde Bliird's interesting history of there Mary Wrrllstonceroft. cuid Mr Edninunci Gosse's ...

MAGAZINES

... ing articles are- Where is Stanley 2 by Mr H. H. Johnston, and an essay (moderate in tone, and containing, apart from Socialistic allusions, some very valuable considerations), on The Revival of Handicraft,'; by Mr Wnm. Morris. In the NATIONAL REVIEW ...

LITERARY, ART AND DRAMATIC NEWS

... ready for publication a new story. The Wooing tl a of Catherine is its title. Mr William Black's new P' ie story is of the Socialist order-a story of the people. a The title is Sabina Zembra, li d A new English version of the Mahabharata is fc r, being ...

MAGAZINES

... im- portant as this :- We are told in many quarters, more or less plainly, but most plainly and most coherently by the Socialists, that all wealth is created by the many, and that the increasing riches of the few are increasing ab- stractions-justifiable ...