... and there certainly seems more reason to believe that it was caused through the carelessness of work- men than through any Socialist machinations. The fire spread with amazing rapidity. The roof fell in, crushing the water- reservoir over the ceiling, and ...

... exception of one or two weak- nesses of this kiud,'the book is a vigorous and energetic social (we had almost written socialist) novel, and the theories and opinions which are to be found in it, though familiar to all students of current political ...

... question, when the dialogue takes place, is no longer a Socialist but a Fenian, then I reply that so near the sad of the play as, I believe, the last act, he is referred to as William itlaguire, the Socialist. Rowever, I readily acquit Mr rettitt of any desire ...

... praise the stage setting, the costumes, and the grouping, but consider the score and libretto disappointing. THE Republican Socialistic Federation of France, consisting of women, recently held a meeting to select women candidates for the elections. Among those ...

... as the adventurer. Mr Ernest Reid's Joe Gallon was excellent, and Arthur Lester did well as John Denby. The parts of the Socialist and Nondescript were safe in the hands of Messrs Henry Templeton and Mr Sidney Sarl. Miss Carrie Hope played with discretion ...

... ic pride and the landed interest, Mr Compton Reade does not neglect to satirise the humbug and plausible insincerity of Socialist demagogues. The most curious character in this work is a villain of the aesthetic type-so far as we remember, an entirely ...

... Fine Arts, and a fiery controversy is aireading waging on the subject in the press. The examiners considered that the socialistic tendencies of the piece would constitute a spectacle dangerous among a population like .that of. Paris, where revolutionary ...

... ToOLE'S, and Enemies at the PRINCE'S THEATRE. THE COMEDY. On Tuesday, March 23d, 1855, First Time on any Stage of a Riotous, Socialistic Travestie, in Three Scenes, by Marry Paulton and Mostyn Tedde, entitled 'MASSE-EN-YELL-OH, TBE USxNmroYvD FisunERIAN OP ...

... Scott-Buist as Arthur Kenyon, Mr A. Melton as Anthony March, Mr H. Knight as Paolo, and Messrs Calvert and Talbot as the Socialists added greatly to the perfection of the representation. The scenery and scenic effects were good. On Friday evening Miss ...

... booking at most of the West-end theatres for Tuesday next has suffered terriblythrough thethreatened demonstration of the Socialists. THE charge has often been made that theatrical affairs are carried on with a carelessness and haste incompatible with strict ...

... should be in aid of a fund for the benefit of distressed dramatic critics, and particularly of those who wit- nessed the Socialists' performance of Our Boys. This is the second performance by amateurs of Byron's celebrated comedy which we have had to ...

... which A Socialist is based be anything like Mr Bellingham's version, Swedish audiences must be easily pleased. The piece is, indeed, founded upon a humorous idea, but this is not developed sufficiently to make an effective lever de rideau. A Socialist lacks ...