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... SOCIALIST PROCEEDINGS IN lFRAN CE. The ' Courier de Limoges ' has the follow. ilg ?? IM. Michel, (de' Bourges) and Na. daud arrived here three or four days since, hut their presence created so little sensation that we omitted to inform our readers of ...

... MAZZINI AND TIUE FRENCII SOCIALISTS. T0 THS EDITOU. OF THE STARS OF HENEDOM. Sir,-I was at first disposed to accede to your entreaties, and not further notice the vexed question between the Roman Triumvir and some French Socialists * but obserring how ...

... SOCIALIST PROCEEDINGS IN FRANCE. The ' Courier de Limoges ' has the follow- ing ?? MM. Michel, (de Bourges) and Na. daud arrived here three or four days since, but their presence created so little sensation that we omitted to inform our readers of it ...

... JOSEPII MAZZIN! AND THE FRENCH SOCIALISTS. ?? a TO TEE EDITOR OF T1lE STAR OF FREEDOM. :n Sin,-I read in your honourmble paper an article of the ie 18i inst., in which my friend Louis Blanc is very unjustly 13 accused of leaving compared Mr. Mlazzini ...

... combat; that is what the SOcialists bpe- lieve to be, in the present juncture, the duty of every true E tRepublican. For a man who, up to the very day of the battle, was allied with the Socialists violently to attack the Socialists, on the day after that ...

... combat; that is what the Socialists be- lieve to be, in the present juncture, the duty of every true Republican. For a man who, up to the very day of the hattle, was allied with the Socialists violently to attack the Socialists, on the day after that battle ...

... SINGULAR. CHARGE AGAINST THlE SOCIALISTS. The M1aneJester Twines, of Saturday, contains a long report of proceedings at the Borough Court, on Wed. ner.dy, Thurtday, and Friday, in the case of inform- ations laid by the Rev. Mr. Kidd, incumbent of St. ...

... ]f- el Mr A. CANasLa said ho would epeak what he felt 01 and knew to be correct. H Ie avowed himself a demo.0 ti cratlo socialist, by which he meant that the whole popu- w lation should be ~provided for, from her Majety and her ft court, down to the lowest ...

... Repressing Infidelity, ha, 'g recen y engagod to prove, against the l:S ts of Dundee,.I . fiktst hidt the-' system of the Socialists is ,ut erlgt. Atheisitieal :aIn'd 'Seeondly,-That Atheism is incredible, and an absurdity; -- . now engige to maegood, 'as ...

... JOSEPIIMAZZINI AND THE FRENCH SOCIALISTS. I -_ TO T11 50ITOR OF Ti7E STARl OF FREEDIIOM. Sin,-I read in your hoeotirablo paper an article of the 1S&h inst., in which illmy friend Louis Blanc is very unjustly accused of having compared Mr. Mazzini to Louis ...

... country, or .colour, wee given lth to the meeting. In the shiape of an address, adopted by finj the Aanuai Congress of Socialists, held In Leeds, In ant 1840, the reading of which woe listened to with the hal greatestattention, frequently interrop tod ...