... personal property under similar circumstances, and because he advocated this doctrine he was told that he was a Communist, a socialist, and a spoliator. With regard to the law of entail he was of opinion, as a lawyer and as a politician, than no man should ...

... it will dins t attention from comparatively barren conquests abroad to consolidation at home. Russia, now heaving with socialistic throes, will turn her eyes inward, and with this the sting will be taken from the military party. Russia is the champion ...

... bear any imputation but that. You may call them unpatriotic, disloyal, traitors to their country. You may brand them as socialists, revolutionists, atheists, and they will take it all with tolerable equanimity But to suspect them of being too favourable ...

... Five hundred and twenty journals have been suppressed and a-soviations broken up since the passing of the law against the Socialists, and 71 individuals have been expelled from Berlin without trial in virtue of the existing minor state of siege. THE LATE ...

... commerce strangled in the cramped fetters of a protected system, at the same time withal holding to the most dangerous socialistic principles. Much as he deplored Tory ascendency he would prefer even that to the people forgetting the lessons of 'elf-help ...

... in the principles and institutions which they uphold and represent, among the enemies of mankind. We can imagine German Socialists, Russian Nihilists, French Communists, Irish landloriditturderers, Yankee Fenians, and even Cockney amateurs in gunpowd ...

... is now the danger, or the alarm, of the Kings, that the moment this was known the locality was denied, lest Nihilists or Socialists should seize such an opportunity. Was there ever such a satire on human greatness? The two most powerful men on earth, who ...

... THE LONDON The four socialists, Hyndman, Burns, Champion and Williams, were charged at Bow-street on Wednesday with inciting to riot and with other offences arising out of the riot at the West End on Monday week last. Mr. Poland prosecuted for the Treasury ...

... September. Mors IN A Chicago telegram reports a desperate encounter which has occurred there between the police and the Socialists. The latter were holding a meeting when the police appeared and ordered them to disperse. A conflict ensued, in which several ...

... AN ENOLISIIMAN'S ADVENTURE IN PARIS. Mr. Burns, the Socialist, who is still in Paris, had a strange adventure on. Sunday night. He was taking a walk with his wife, and had gone into a shop for a moment, leaving her outside, when three of those deplorable ...

... Officers are too plentiful for the men. The jingoe element has been at work, and these officials have been backed ny by Socialists Radicals and Tories, in trying to raise an alarm in order to further their individual interests. Conscription, being repugnant ...

... and he draws a gloomy picture of the tyranny that would ensue by legislative restrictions on individual freedom under a Socialistic regime. With respect to what Industrial obedience would mean, he says: Suppose now that this industrial regime of willinghood ...