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THE ANNANDALE OBSERVER, APRIL 19, 1878

... impossibility ; or about a native revolt, for that is not likely to occur. Russia has more to fear from Poland and her own Socialists. But we trust that both nations will be spared the folly of a fight that could not strengthen us and could only weaken Russia ...

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

... intended to shoot himself publicly, to show the rich the present condition of the poor. It appears that Hoedel formerly held Socialistic meetings near Leipsic, and tickets of membership of several Berlin democratic unions were found in his possession. TaE GREAT ...

Ohe Qunandale Obsevvey AND ADVERTISER. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1878

... a source of danger to the empire, notwithstanding the absence of disturbance there for some years, while the Nihilistic socialists are sitting on the existing Govern- l ment like a horrible nightmare. In considering what Britain might do in a struggle ...

TERRIBLE NAVAL DISASTER

... Ach Gott !” It is said that the Socialists have resolved to spare no efforts to establish a Republic even if they should have to assassinate successive monarchs, almost as soon as they are crowned. A number of socialists have been apprehended. ...

Bhe Annandale Gbsevver AND ADVERTIER. FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1878

... reputation as a composer. He was born in England, and was Duke of Cumberland in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. THE Socialistic movement in Germany, though accompanied by two attempts on the life of the Emperor, is, we apprehend, more instructive than ...

EUROPE AFTER THE PEACE,

... consolidating Germany is an embarrassment now. The condition of the people at home, apart from such startling incidents as the Socialist assassinations, is such as to give them ample topics of interest of a very different sort from what Prince Bismarck’s policy ...

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... there struggled into cxiateucc, the too ample powers of summary re prestion that the Government sought with which deal with Socialists and their writings, meeting!, and speakings. In Paly the life of the yonng King was also attempted by a fanatical Intcr ...

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... pamphlets had been suppressed ; the chief Socialists have been driven out of Berlin—some are in prison; some have emigrated. But these powers of pig-sticking,” the grim Chancellor facetiously calls tbe socialistic prosecution, large though they are, not ...

Published: Friday 24 January 1879
Newspaper: Annandale Observer and Advertiser
County: Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Type: Illustrated | Words: 4647 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

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... Stuart. Mr Heir*, jr., f bye. First Tita.- WilUa’a Pet l>eat .n Bow, Buondara beat Balva, Socialist beat Hood, Diligence a bye. •SrcoHl) Tir*.-Willie* Pet beat Socialist, aud I b licence beat iiouadara. Divided.—Mr R. Uyalop os (Mr Twe ...

riHHt KOUSI*

... Payico beat Robin Mood. beat ami B«b u’ the llank beat Revolver. , n . . Till*.—Papieo beat Itangaura, and Bib the Hank beat Socialist. . „ , . „ . DECiniMO.—Mr J. a Pa|»ico, by P(«n--tate -Polly Perkins and Mr Grave* Irvings Bob the Bank, by Bellini-Safrauia ...

AND ADVERTISER

... ratigiona houses. In Belgium, has been aa open rupture batweeu the Ooratnusaot and Pope, in Germany, theetsaade against the Socialists has increased aam her Sndaliat awmbaia avat up to the Houae Bepneeatatirse, and inattimsl and intolasant popular moreaiaut ...