... declined to interfere with the sentence passed last autumn on Dr. Bradley, of Derby, for criminal assault. TEE remains of the Socialist Barbels have been exhumed at the Hague, where he died in 1870, and are to be reinterred in France. 4 ,IOOTIGINE ; or, London ...

... Lord Arthur Hill, who has for veers struggled with might and main to save ifister from the cent:animation of seditious and socialist sentimentalism. Lord Arthur has had the reward that I a straightforward probity and a sterling manliness and consistency ...

... of their own velbosity, fell a prey to the wiles of a small attorney, who urged them to remove the Hills of Down. The socialistic elements were duly aroused, and the Kingdom of Mourne was relied upon for an upheaval which would excel anything in the ...

... moths, which he would deem himself to have parted with too cheaply if they were sold for five guineas each. AN itinerant Socialist lecturer, who was lately brought before a London magistrate for causing an obstruction in the public streets, complained ...

... heavy Scotch mist was beginning to set in somewhere about Midlothian, and it would never do for the weaker brethren and tbe Socialistic lambs of the flock to be caught in a Conservative shower. The Welsh Merlin of Hawarden, not to be outdone by his ancient ...

... hke the brutal one which took place the other day within a short distance of Paris. THE hearing of the charge against four Socialist leaders, Messrs. Hyndman, Burns, Champion, and Williams, who answered to their summonses, for inciting the mob to engage ...

... • - t — :, k sr LISBURN STANDARD-SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1.86 THE enthusiasm of Prince ICrapotkine for the Socialistic cause does not seem to have been at all damped by his lengthened imprisonment. In an address, which he delivered in Paris, he expatiated ...

... surprising that resignations are frequent. It is to be hoped that the movement in progress will prove a success. THE four Socialist leaders—Hyndman, Burns Champion, and Williams—who were charged with having instigated, by their violent language, the recent ...

... disturbances occurred. A few lowpriced banquets were also held in Spain in celebration of the day. At Liege, in Belgium, the Socialists made a riotous demonstration, and broke some panes of glass. KAY'S COVPOUND, a demulcent anodyne expectorant for Coughs ...

... to entrust the destinies of Ireland, and, in a certain measure, of Great Britain as well, to the heterogeneous band of socialists and revolutionists congregated under the leaderrhip of Mr. Parnell, is increasing almost from day to day in the elements ...

... occasion to denounce the tone of a speech which had been delivered by Herr Bebe!, one of the Socialist members of the Reichstag. In this country there were a few Socialist candidates who made attempts to get into Parliament at the last general election, but ...

... The worst element connected with the presence of Krapotkine and Stepniak in the metropolis is that it may stimulate the Socialists to make greater efforts to disseminate their pernicious levelling-down doctrines. r is no longer the centre of fashion, ...