... Author of Kitty, Dr. Jacob, VI. Clerical Love - mating . VII. A Romanic Adventure. VIII. The Rich rent empty away. IX. A Socialist's Confession. X. What shall she do with it.-2. The Coolie. A Journey to British Guiana to inquire into his Rights and Wrongs ...

... Kitty , Dr. Jacob, itc. VI. Clerical Love-making. VII. A Romantic Adventure. VIII. The Rich sent empty away. IX. A Socialist's Confession. X. What shall she do with The Coolie. A Journey to British Guiana to Inquire into his Rights and Wrongs. By ...

... of Kitty, Dr. Jacob, tic. VI. Clerical Love-making. VII. A Romantic Adventure. VIII. The Rich sent empty away. IX. A Socialist's Confession. X. What shall she do with IL-2. The Coolie. A Journey to British Guiana to Inquire Into his Rights and Wrongs ...

... of Kitty, Dr. Jacob, &c. VI. Clerical Lore-making. VII. A Romantic Adventure. VIII. The Rich sent empty away. IX. A Socialist's Confession. X. What shall she do with IL —2. The Coolie. A Journey to British Guiana to Inquire into his Rights and Wrongs ...

... Author of Kitty, Dr. Jacob, !he. VI. Clerical Lovemaking. VII. A Roman Adventure. VIII. The Rich sent empty away. IX. A Socialist's Confession. X. What shall she do with It.-2. The Coolie. A Journey to British Guiana to Inquire into his Rights and Wrongs ...

... of Kitty, Dr. Jacob, de. VI. Clerical Love-making. VII. A Romantic Adventure. VIII. The Rich sent empty away. IX.. A Socialist's Confession. X. Whit shall she do with it.-2. The Coolie. A Journey to British Guiana to Inquire into his Richts and Wrongs ...

... quitted the organisation and crone home. Nearly all the journals oppose the National Guards, and,oine of the most influential Socialist leaders recommend pc:vv. The attack by regular troops was to be made to day, but there is every hope that the male eitents ...

... COMPLETE INSURGENT TRIUMPH, On Sunday afternoon, a Socialist Committee was formed at Belleville and was to sieze the Hotel de Ville immediately. The result of the insurrection was a complete Insurgent triumph in northern Paris. Several thousand soldiers ...

... Commune are by no means of one mind. Blanqui and other leaders represent Jacobin and centralist ideas, others are purely socialist. This difference bore fruit in the deliberations of the Central Committee, and competent authorities say that the first sitting ...

... service of Messrs. Ellington & Ridley was charged with embezzling £l9 17s. It appeared that the prisoner was an admirer of socialistic principles, and holding that all property was common, had thought it no wrong to withhold from his employers the sum in ...

... National Assembly, and of the Go. ionmeat to Franco for several months to come. THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS. The Daily New. Der correspondent lays the herons Socialists do not consider their cause to be mi i ons ly damaged by the defeat of the Paris Commune ...

... Serailler, Delert, and Silveut. A manifesto of the Federation of the National Guards demands the support of the moderate Socialist Republicans. The Paris journals allege that the manifesto of the International Association takes on the society the rev ...