... thing; but, after all, repudia- tion of the national debts was a favourite doctrine of the Chartists in England and the Socialists in France, and who knows when these parties may not control the Govern- ments of their respective countries? All the debts ...

... ary letter to the Times:- I am a foreigner, (my broken English shall be proof of it,) a Frenchman, too, an abominable Socialist, a hideous revolutionist-a man who, the very day lie shall believe Bonaparte's death necessary to his country's liberation ...

... of the Principalities, Russia and M. KISSLEFF [her Ambassador at Paris] would entirely agree with the worst Communist or Socialist of Ibraila, Jassy, or Fokshnni; not that Russia cares a rush for Liberal or anti-liberal organisation, but that her object ...

... inference that 1- has really taken that important ?? York ?? gentleman named is stated to be the son of Robert Owen, the Socialist.] AsetsHismous COMOATANTS.-The Paris papers say that several regiments of the Guard were exercised on Saturday morning, in ...

... received a letter through the Post Office from Hamburg, which con- tained a printed pamphlet, full of revolutionary and Socialist principles, and for which lie had to pay Si. It was evidently printed by a foreigner, and in a foreign country, and the words ...

... and none others, that are so speak- ing. It is not in penny clubs of demo- cratic discontent, nor penny mouthpieces of socialistic division of property and spoliation doc- trines, tlhat these things' are put forth to the injury of the aristocracy, to ...

... therefore a treat, to see them torn to tatters and contemptuously exposed to scorn in a French journal. The effusions of Socialist or extreme RPWpublican writers the ERnruros can afford to despise ; but it is when men of moderate ideas, thoroughly unblemished ...

... history, and.character he is as igio- rant as the mass of French journalists, are perhaps attri- batable to his Republican and Socialist tendencies, Bub if such pamphlets as his bring forth such articles as those of M. Peyrat and MI. Michel Chevalier the more ...

... other classes? 3rd. What is the numerical strength of each party; i.e., the Orleanist, the Legitimist, the Republican, the Socialist, and the Imperialist? 4th. Which is the dominant political party? 5th. To which party do the principal towns of the department ...

... in office in Jerusalem proposed il jest that, for the sake of ensuring fair dealing, they should send for Proudhon, the Socialist-Atheist, and Strauss, the author of Leben Jesu, to replace the slab, inasmuch as both of these were doubtless baptized ...

... Romagna. It wanted the States of the Church to add them to Lombardy, and become a great Power of Europe. Then all Republicans, Socialists, and Revolution- ists, from every part of Europe, were opposed to the Pope, because he was head of the Church. The Bishop ...

... agreement specially framed with a view of facilitating jurisdiction on similar future occasions. * The late Robert Owen, the Socialist, finds an appropriate and competent biographer in the author of Social Inno- vators and their Schemes, Mr. William Lucas ...