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TOWN TALK—FOREIGN AND WAR INTELLIGENCE—EPITOME, &c

... send elder to the General Assembly. The disturbances that broke out in Valencia are ascertained to have had Carllst and Socialist tendency. Mr. and Mrs. Keeley commenced an engagement extending over six nights the Theatre Koval, Manchester, Monday evening ...

FORKIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE APPROACHING CORONATION OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. The Emperor of Russia has issued the ..

... —A socialist and republican organ, opposed to the French Government. L'Ohsercateur. —Opposition journal, representing the Left, and under the influence of the more moderate refugees. Circulation, 1,200. L'Etoile Beige A republican and socialist organ ...

TOWN TALK-FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE—EPITOME, &c

... Espanof, '! Sarluiu la Ppoca, and all the conservative fraternity, cheer themselves ll the necessity of roujt iCituf. The socialist journals, fearing an accusation that they are the instruments of reaction, pronounce against any attempt disorder. The P ...

of I*cu*g, foreign & ©onustu

... even up. The .state of (■alifornia U defaulter, having failed provide interest due on her lionds, July Ist. llarb» s, the socialist republican, has arrived at the Hague from r.ngland. The direction of the French post-office at Constantinople issued notice ...

SECRET SOCIETIES IN FRANCE

... one Raillaud, another of the accuse 1, but who taken to flight, which he exhorted him to remain firm to the democratic and socialist cause ; called Jesus Christ the “first of philosophers and. republicansspoke of France as a young lady at a boarding-school ...

FOREIGN GLEANINGS

... Miss Nightingale i' intended for her nurses. The War Office will have the duty dividing it. Charles Southwell, the once Socialist lecturer in Manchester ana* London, is delivering orations in New England, to large audiences , on the Kussian war ami the ...

TO W N TXL K

... associative principle carried out. The retail tradesman is a necessity, and, perhaps, is truer friend to the community than the socialists imagine. Soyer might do some good, teaching the art of cheap cookery. It is estimated, by authorities learned such matters ...

XO W N K. [BT a liOTOO* OOR»«Bi^XIiKOT.] CVST.BL.BU notes the new administration from last week, 1 tod the Duke

... retired list. His son, Lord Ingestre, late of the Life Guards, has reputation as philanthropist, acting with the Christian Socialists, and the author « ell-meaning little books, only saleable by virtue of the title the title-page. , , The Eiul of Sandwich ...

CAREER OF M. BERNARD

... active interest political discussion?. attache: hi 11- self what was known the acho. lof the Phalv - ! that section of the Socialists who sought work out the ideas Fourier. In 1842, Bernard, then of the ace ...

TOWN TATK—OUTLINES OF THE WEEK—FOBEIGN INTELLIGENCE,

... the officials to the place of servants from masters ; lastly, silent, not numerous, but determined are the republicans and socialists of various degrees, from the mildest Utopian professor to the fiery red who swears in his heart to avenge Robert Blum, shut ...

town talk. [by A LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] Wbii-e writing the last lines of my letter, the Prince of Prussia, some way

... London than he could ever have made as an extra professor at Bonn, where he was Protestant minister before became Utopian socialist. But the grievances of the Prussians are not all theoretical. Take recent case, for instance By the old Prussian law the ...

town OUR Two agitations are on foot different excise duties : one other great and general. _ repeal is'supported »

... but if my neighbour has five I cows, and is able to buy five more, his increase is a hundred per cent. Bobert Owen, the Socialist, dead, aged eighty-six, after long life spent in pursuing, at great sacrifices, impossible philanthropic objects. From fervent ...

Published: Saturday 27 November 1858
Newspaper: Beverley and East Riding Recorder
County: Yorkshire, England
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