... and we think we may safely say that if their example were more widely followed there would come a speedy cure for the socialistic tendenciesof the age we live in. Employers and employed at Messrs Marshall and Snelgrove's seem, as it were, to pull together ...

... Edwards as Roundel, and Mr Lionel Rae as Nibbs have not been wanting in ability. Miss Maggie Hunt as the young lady of Socialistic tendencies displayed excellent powers as a comedy actress; Miss Blanche Wolseley as Flossie, Miss Lizzie King as Mrs Dexter ...

... every night at ten o'clock, and repudiating latch-keys; neither does she make her hero a political demagogue, who declaims Socialist problems through chapter after chapter,; neither is her heroine a Sister of Mercy, who, in the mist of an interesting love- ...

... miner named Jim. The latter has a conference with his mates, whom lie plies with beer, and then intro- duces MY Grimes, a Socialist agitator, to them. This fellow harangues the miners in infiammatory style, and his words are beginning to take effect on ...

... wanted if the Antwerp Opera House is to be kept open. Much of the depression in musical matters is said to be caused by Socialist agitation, but others maintain that C~armen has ceased to be popular, and also that vocalists at Antwerp fail to please the ...

... acts, called Carrdide, which was produced at Her Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, on Friday. The Rev. James Morrell is the Socialistic vicar of an East London parish, whose wife, Candida, has sacrificed her inidividuality to his aims, andhas done it so cleverly ...

... al treatment of the sexual relations. We believe our aspirants to be sound at heart. Like M.P.'s who are Anarchists and Socialists on the platform, but good citizens at St. Stephen's, they know how and when to control their impulses. But would it not ...

... ridicule, and worked hard at a rather unthankful task. Miss Agnes Delaporte carried out Mr Burnand's notion of the dandy Socialist cleverly, and sang a ballad with charming expres- sion and in excellent voice. Miss Laura Hansen spoke her lines smartly ...

... Miss Maud Randford, his wife; Miss Minnie Magdelle, his daughter; Mr Herbert Cecil, his foreman; and Mr J Chas. Seymour, a Socialist. The remaining characters J are in equally capable hands. Miss Harris introduces a pretty dance, and the incidental music ...

... in his purse with the cynical remark It doesn't smell ! but then he was a Roman emperor, and not an ultra- scrupulous Socialist. MR J. MAURICE CLEMENT, proprietor and manager of the Dadley Opera House, who has filled the position of organist and ch ...

... for a time into a common workman, with dirty work to do, in order to find favour in the eyes of a certain young lady of Socialistic ten. dencies, who professes to scorn the nobility and to cherish a profound contempt for all who are of aristo- cratic birth ...

... qualities, which are mediocre, but on account of its subject and the author's aim. The five acts of Les Tisserands simply form a Socialist dissertation, a kind of Anarchist palaver, in five lectures, which is really one of the most powerful pieces of special plead- ...