... reformers of a bygone generation; so that the pages of his work abound in anecdotes of the writer's father (the celebrated Socialist, who endeavoured to esta- blsh a model community at New Lanark, in Scot- r land), Thomas Clarkson, Jeremy Bentham, God- win ...

... soon begin to weigh hoavily upon his conscidnce, and ?? he goes to Oeamhridge h o baeoaiesaa- quainted with Lsear, a young Socialist' from Parisi whose doctrines he i bibes at onoe. When Lesoar is not warbliug to a piano, or vaulting a nine-toot rail (ho ...

... with aneodotes, or with nearly forgotten faets, wlsich help to illustrate their charaotets and careers. Robert Owen, the Socialist, was no great favourite with MIr. Lovett; in truth, we believe his Radicalism was generally regarded as of a -ather susmicious ...

... chauce, afid so far there i9 no violation qf truth and proba- bilitv. The scenea in, Paris amoong the revolu- tionary and socialistic.coteries in the days gf '48, when Jerome Paturot was still i 1 recherohe ds la mojciesirc des rHpubliqucs, are depicted ...

... was also a nienibi'r of tilO Conmgesse s of Verviers nnd Ghent, and lo lid no int kiny that he reprerosonted sections ot Socialists iii E yjpt and Greece. But hodllnieed that h( ltad VOte to FralleL topropogato thoesocial nad intiteoati-ltal revoiu4ion ...

... however, from that volume chiefly iu being expository and historical rather than critical. At a time when Socialist doctrines and socialistic organizations on the Continent are attracting so iuuoh attention Mr. ICaufmann's boolk, which traces in a 'calm ...

... attachmnent to the somuewhat pr iggish Claulde Clinton, who is a writer, a member of the 'Initernmational Society, arid a socialist of such advancedA politics that he despises inR'adicals. Eveuts bring these and other per- sonieg's of the tale to Paris ...

... though the charges against him wtre among the least grave. Feigner, Kobeliansky, and Zoubkhoosky admitted belonging to the Socialist party, denying the specific charges alleged. Prsniakoff also affirmed that the revolver was not fired designedly the time ...

... setting forth the supe- riority of self-reliance over that hankering after State aid which is characteristic of. certain Socialist movements on the Continent. He jutyobserves that Conservatism has hiore afinitly for the latter delusoryadcrptg doctrine ...

... his lad. lChears.) ?? -- PEOPOSR SOCIALIST CoNGenz81-Our Geneva Correspondent writes :- A manifesto dated Brussels, March 28, signed by BE. Anseele, of Ghent, on behalf of the General Council of Belgian Socialists, and addressed to the Soialists of ...

... inijred, His antagonist runs for Ith a, assistance, and meanwhile a mysterious being, one st LI Maguire, described as a Socialist, comes on the fa r scene, and pays oil an old score by murdering the in-' 3 jured man. Hle then disappears, and the artist ...

... higher kinds of skill if it is to receive no better rewvard than less- deserving folk. We are not aware that the maddest of socialist doctrinaires has said any- thing to the contrary; though it is quite true that nobody before ri. Ma llockhaslaia somuch stress ...