... Octottr to the 21st of December 144 sOcieties, 44 newspapers, and 167 other publications were proscribed by virtue of the Socialist aw in 0 , many. The Sultan received, on the Turkish New Year'sday (which tell on 84t0rday, the 28th ult.), the congratulations ...

... with them. They are very anxious to show the Prineess how much they possess. Statistics as to the execution of the German Socialist Law show that during the third month of its operation the number of inhibitions was 89, as compared with 270 in the first ...

... disaffected spirits here and there in his dominions who still cherish separatist hopes„ or morally foment the agitations of the Socialists; b et alike, though they may rail at the Empink adore the Lnperor. . . . . There was a severe Adak of earthquake hi Costa ...

... oonspire against the new Constitution. But even they hiive ceased to believe in the possibility of reversing it. GelllilUl Socialists may imagine a visionary future when the powers of the State shall be at their command; they anticipate the transfer of the ...

... according to the Berlin Post, 241 societies, 307 printed sheets of literature and 184 Journal and reviews connected with the Socialist Movement have been suppressed in Germany. - - A telegram from St. Petersburg to a Paris paper announces that the State m ...

... Is as resolute to keep its gains as France is to recover her losses. German Liberals, who are neither Republicans nor ' Socialists, have no cause to love Prince BlanieJck. He uses them when convenient to himself, and throws them aside when other tools ...

... which made it the dustiest city in Europe. It was on account of the constant increase of armaments on the continent that Socialists, Nihilists, and other secret bodies were commenced. Berlin had during the last 100 years quadrupled its population in number ...

... safeguard against what I we call Socialist doctrines. (Hear, hear.) That in a , country where the rich are very rich, and where large fortune. are commoner than in any other, these should be absolutely no Socialist party is what one could not expect ...

... British £520,000. The Socialist Bill was read a second time in the German Reichstag on Monday. Members who hold Socialist views are not liable now to be expelled from Berlin, and collections are permitted in aid of distressed Socialist families. These are ...

... their general se,nse_and spirit honourable engagements which he shall do hisAaest as occasion offers to redeem. The. French Socialist papers having proposed a demonstration over the tombs of the Communist soldiers in Piere la Chaise on the 23rd inst., the ...

... clerical newspapers attribute the enlarged exodus to religious persecution ; the Radical papers to political reaction; the Socialist papers to the pressure of increased taxation .and increased cost of living; the Government papers to a mere repetition of ...

... detention for juvenile criminals, but many boards of guardians are strongly opposed to it. Last week another shipload of Socialists left Hamburg for America. In the London papers an advertisement appeared the other day from the comptroller of Her Majesty's ...