... female National sithcids and female pupils of mixed adlooLs. I am convineed that this proposition will not appear either socialistic. revolutionary, or unreasonable in the eyes of the great majority of a thinking public ; nor do I think can any proposal ...

... dialogue exchanged between the Sovereign PontiA and Y. DS the leader endowed with the highest authority among the Christian Socialists. You, no doubt, appreciate the fiery iratory of M. de Mutt; but on this occasion, and under these circumstances, it could ...

... time Hungary hes lost by deaths her three cardinals—Caediash Simon, Haynald, and Mihalovice. The , trial of the notorious Socialists — Cipriani and his ameciates—is still proceeding in Rome. The accused are examined, and have expressed themselves as advocates ...

... N. We are all socialists now, we have had various evidences that the Tory party are beginning to veer in the direction of State *wadi.= Mr. Edward Dickey, a few alto, publicly and strongly advises Lord Salisbury to go in for socialistic legislation. We ...

... groat destitution among the working classes, owing to want of work. At Milan the soldiers and police dispersed a meeting of socialists, anarchists, and radicals, calling for a new revolution. The so-callcd United Italy is honeycombed with revolutionary sects ...

... have more advanced opinions than I have. I am quite persuaded aid one of then, would he prepared to length the continental socialists appose be have in view. So far as politics , 00 I been over a Conservativo, and I me no ream to change my political opinions ...

... should disregard political associations' and work for what brought them in the big loaf. (Hear. hear.) They were called Socialist,; they would be anything that improved their condition. (Hear, hear.) The resolotion was then put, and passed with acclamation ...

... THE LONDON SOCIALISTS. LONDON, SUNDAY. This afternoon the socialists made another unsuccessful attempt to hold a meeting at the World's End, Chelsea, London. Soon after tl.roe o'clock over two thousand persons had assembled, and Alfred Jewchnii, a member ...

... graves all nationalities and creeds may bow the head in *Arrow. The cortege which will follow his coffin iw ill comprise Socialists, Cole servatives, Atheists. and Catholics—ee truly grandeur command universal respect. Carilleal Manning's death will be ...

... isdpeoltas. peaseisolti be wedgies miner, Useessiicat plying to twastisse hem XL Gerold Balfour, the mid that the wend of Socialistic vises alarm the Oa his didrict was eraskie.W.4.lrogil the nom could hardly be antra dociedira. representing the Martyrs ...

... here, although it is significant that ro influential banker's name aypeons on it. FOR LIKELL:NO THE KAISER. Herr editor of Socialist pais,. ass yesterday sentkneed to throe years' imprisonment for libelling the Emperor. AMERICAN COPYRIGHT LAW. TUESDAY. Mr ...

... Mr. MAIIONY sieconded o motion. Hr. T. W. RUSSELL said that the Bill was of a very far-touching character, and distinctly socialist in principle. It could not In. carried into effect without injuriously diverting part of the money of the Irish Church surp;us ...