... as the wives and daughters of that are mnrenwsl in this city, there can he no ilottlit of their riding on imbjeet of the socialist 'tyranny' of the low ; I donbt not that if • properly qualified agent assemble the artizati and labouring dame« throughout ...

... recommends that they should be temporarily excluded from all French academies. At the Liege congress it is said, ultra socialistic doctrines were uttered arid approved. According tO - iidvices received in Liverpool, the Austrian Government have determined ...

... During this time he fired three more shots. gives the name of Emil Heinrich Max Hosdel, and is believed to belong to some Socialist Democratic societies. He said he was out of work, and that it was his intention to shoot himself in the Enter den Linden ...

... religion are there too, though in a minority. Being in a minority, they have no legal power to prevent the passage of, say, a socialistic measure. What can they do? Clearly, their only hope is by wise and eloquent words to convince and convert their opponents ...

... extinguished may be seen from the organic action of German Socialists in London. It is very questionable whether any practical good will he realised from the agitation. But there is one thing German Socialists can do, particularly at meetings held in temperance ...

... sweeping. On a division the bill was rejected by 190 votes against 165—majority, 25 ; and the Howe adjourned. BuserA.—The Socialist Solovieff, sentenced to death on executed attempting the assassination of the Emperor In A bat, was on Monday morning on ...

... Drenteln declared before his judges that honour and his convictions were dearer to him than life. He professed himself a Socialist, but not an anarchist; and he declared that truth was on the side of his friends. A curious story of the arrest of a young ...

... Cardinal Manning afterwards attended the church, and addressing the congregation spoke of the attempted assassination as a Socialist crime. A Casx.—The trial of Mr. Ledger, editor and proprietor of the Era, for libel, was resumed at the Old Bailey, London ...

... deposited in out-of-town beaks. The town has no debt of any comequeue. So far as its material prosperity is concerned, European socialists could hardly dream of a higher No rich, no poor, no tyrannical landlords or manufacturers, and no oppressed 'showers; but ...

... applied to the soul, temptation mud be taken from the circumstances, We must neither believe, on the one side, with the Socialist that circumstances were everything, DOT on the other, thitt mere suasion was sufficient Morals and law are but two aides ...

... to Isola the =r ms t i the presence of the There a mintinuous ells= of visitors at the Pare-la-Chase on Sunday, and the Socialists a ocountsmismonsfustica at the grave of Blangui. The Branch Government hes added that amoral Chansfs funeral be at the suet ...

... was mortally wounded and has since died, were arrested. After their arrest it transpired that they were implicated in the Socialist disturbances at Monteeau-les- Mines, and had been condemned in default. Metayer before his death is reported to have made ...