... any—worth mentioning. The beard and moustaches, both unchecked and luxuriant, are the property of German reformers, vegetarians, socialists, transcendental poets, and artistic lions—for which last they would seem to serve the purpose of manes. The hat a man wears ...

... victim, the wolf and the lamb, the legitimist as white as snow and the montagnard as red as blood, the doctrinaire and the socialist—ex-dictators, like Rosas, ex-kings like Charles X. and Louis Philippe, ex-princes like De Joinville and Louis Napoleon, ...

... Italian style. During the great revolution it became the seat of the Directory, and of the consulate. Louis Blanc held his socialistic gatherings there 1848, and at present the Senate meets in the grand hall. The whole of the decorations are very beautiful ...

... uttered by a responsible member of Parliament exceeds, in its prodigiouw folly, the most defiant resolutions of the hungriest socialists; or that scant justice is done to Fenians, when an ambitious member of tho Legislature is permitted to avow, amidst applause ...

... from any grievance, real or supposed, which the existence of the Establishment inflicts upon them. The movement ia purely socialistic, in nothing religious, and passes by the whole question of the Irish Establishment in absolute silence one not so much as ...

... so, and some members of the committee resigned. Next day a public meeting was held to protest against revolutionary and Socialistic tendencies of the Congress, and subsequently that assembly dissolved itself. It is stated that this result was effected ...

... is the only representative of bis race. In his youth was an associate anil friend of Louis Napoleon, but he entertained socialist and communist views, which prevented I from r turning the that ruler after i the 'I* lie vi the French Government after the ...

... in which the Mayor and Corporation took part. The Paris Figaro has made acurious discovery. M. r.ochefort, thb republican socialist, the elected Belleville, is said to ba the same person a3 the C*uut Henri Rochefort de who, In IEOI, wrote to Francis 11 ...

... tor that reason called E. r boy asked bis father what the apple-tree= would ..ear next season ; the parent replied-Boys ! SOCIALIST remarked That the dearest shtpm the whole world w Friendship. Whereupon a young man arose run, the congregation, and stated ...

... conspiracy, but there was undoubtedly more alarm idib was caused the crash thrones all over the C°imueni, the outburst of Socialist passion in the great cities of * uro ' and also the attitude of our own English democracy, was then very bitter, vicious ...

... Public Trosfcuter, opening address, explained thit the prisoners belonged a committee which was engaged in spre .ding a Socialist-Democratic in Austria; that they were in communication with trade unions iv foreign countries, and, In cm-junction with lie ...

... giving publicity to his correspondence with the French Emperor, Maximilian, aud certain members ot the Imperial Government. Socialist Republican, who stands high in the estimation of all classes of Frenchmen, said to me [the Paris correspondent of the Daily ...