... whether lam an accepted suitor or We will not even wait for Captain Glint's Sunday, and was to leave on Monday for The Socialist party in Germany has pub- York. For feasting ear aud eye, otherwise,' said Sir Hugh with increaaiug return.' Teheran. his ...

... Spain, the nondescript state of affairs in France, the contest between Church and State in Germany, and the republi- cans or socialist movement in Italy, bring forth some startling piece of news every day, such as that of the arrest of Signor,Mavis ; but if ...

... the mysteries of Paris is himself lunatic, lover, and poet, all three in one—his lunacy is the approaching millenium of socialist brotherhood, his love is France, who ho supposes is the evangelist of this approaching brotherhood, and his poem is the prose ...

... once had. but the Bureaucratic, or saris!, and the class is still supreme . Liberal progre - s lboing still cheekod, the Socialist element is still end..svouring to assert itself, more imperially in the towns. There has been ample pro.: it in the general ...

... commercial class scat 'ely exists. The peasantry living in a modified ommullion are still more open to the influence of Socialist doctrines than the Germane. In 'heir ♦illages property as a rule does not belong t individuals, but to the village commu ...

... trades-unions have a congress ; and the Reds are to have a congress. Verviers in Belgium will behold a gathering of these Socialists on September 2d ; and a week later Ghent will have the distinction of sheltering another wing of the same army, known as ...

... are of's() much interest to the Upper Ward. We have gone as far as I think it is safe to go without getting too near those SOCIALIST THEORIES Which I have good reasons for distrusting. In this part of the country, even in my own neighbourhood, it is nearly ...

... the late Government had recently expressed views whleh could not be characterised as otherwise than having a distinctly Socialistic tendency. Touching on several questions in the Radical programme, be said in reply to those who advocated l aid members ...

... Barber explained to me, that my old friend, Ralph Howell, wan mixing himself up with a lot of adventurers who made the Socialistic gospel an excuse for plundering their dupes. I knew that he had money then, and I took the liberty of urging him not to ...

... deeply in a revolutionary club, what latterly met It his house. The scum of the Continent might be found there; reckless Socialists from all parte of the world. Most of them were mere adventurers who cared no more for the country of which they raved than ...

... of office by Lord Salisbury ; the oratorical campaign of the autumn, the pretensions of the Radical leaders to impose a Socialistic programme upon the Liberal party, the vicissitudes of the general election, and the attempt to put forward Home Rule for ...

... Monday. The proceedings in the square were orderly, but, on breaking up, the crowd, acting on the suggestion of several Socialists, marched through some of the principal thoroughfares in the West End, attacking pedestrians and wrecking and looting premises ...