... THE TRIUMPH OF THE SOCIALISTS. The Pari* correspondent, refernag to the liny* day —ye Tlx Socialists, the dictate of UTiaibU leaden, were content with ■> indeor meeting to eelebmte their triumph, and ther were right, tor they bad really triumphed. a ...

... BELGIAN AND DUTCH SOCIALISTS Tuvaday (R»*uter). —At the a meeting in favour of universal stitTra^e, a number of Socialist* paraded the city , * The ih«* police, laad in the c*cuffie which live men were arre*t* ...

... THE FRENCH MUNICIPAL SOCIALIST CONGRESS. Tba CJkrameit Peru oorraepoadeat telefraohe—M. Roehetta, orgaainag the uoiaaai haomhat Com whom I laterriewe* Monday, deateae that whatever may to the af tha OoTeramant, tha gathering, which i* perfectly legal ...

... the new Customs Tariffs. demanded urgency for the measure, which, however, waa rejected by votes fc> MB. Paul Lafargue (Socialist) introduced a resolution for the repeal of the now Customs Thrifts, in so far regards food Ths proposal was opposed M. one ...

... tives and Mr. John Brims. The latter declared to havo expressed himself well satisfied with the present position of the Socialist party in England. stated that it was making but sure progress, establishing in.-inn of successive reforms a sure foundation ...

... THE WALSALL ANABCHIST TRIAL. The trial waa reamed Satorvlay, before ilr. Justice Hawtzzie, of the u mem, of Socialist club WalaalL, are charged with eauae a£ a nature endanger life aud property.—Svidmoe given the poaaus ■ion the for and of some them being ...

... prsaident, abortly before midnight, declared tha meeting at end. THE GERMAN SOCIALIST. The Chronicle says—There is certain natveU in ths opinions of Herr Liebknecht, the German Socialist leader, foreign politics, which deserves notice. There will be no war ...

... which go on increasing, prove, beyond doubt, that the preseut state of society is founded on an erroneous basis. 3 That the Socialists propose means for the removal of the evil, and a complete alteration from this state of suffering and misery, and are c ...

... To which are added a Petition of Robert Owen to both Houses of Parliament, and a Letter to the Editors of the 'Christian Socialist ?? TRUE AND FALSE RELIGION CONTRASTED, Price id. The previous more recent Works are:- -THE REVOLUTION IN THE NiIND AND PRACTICE ...

... wort hard, can make a living. It is worthy mark that the eaaditaons of life here, as all new tend to make men and such socialistic legislation providing free education for all has not here the had effects of older countries. Complalnf has been mad- U ...

... MONTHLY RECORD OF F DEMOCRATIC, SOCIAL & INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS , TEE COMMONWEALTH will ba the Representative of the Chartists, Socialists, and Trades' Unionists, in the Monthly Press. ?? rEesra: 1, What is to be done with Ireland I 2. The Weaver's Daughter. ...

... NEw EDITION OF Ma. ROBERT OWEN'S VW 3OOT; 1 OF THE VNEW MORAL WORLD. THIS Work may be looked upon as the Bible of T the Socialists. GLASGOw : Published by H. Robinson, Tror- gate ;, may be had of J. Hobson, NWorthern Star Office, Market-Street, Leeds; ...