... complained of the speech of Mr. Callender, which, he said, was calculated to spread amongst working classes dangerous and socialistic ideas.—Mr. Mundell& thanked the Home Secretary for the candid and fair manner in which he had met him. He should adopt the ...

... measure. Each must be dealt with according to its own requirements, and he powerfully ridiculed the idea that it involved any socialist, trades' union or revolutionary projects. After pointing out the benefit which had attended short time movement in reducing ...

... that their special in*most was opposed that of the capitalists. There were trades societies, and also societies for the Socialist propaganda, which held meetings, published papers, and issued tracts and pamphlets to enlighten the people ; but the bourgeois ...

... several Itussian provinces have been arrested. It is alsd proposed to suppress workmen's associations on account of their socialist tendencies. In St. Petersburg the police have paid domiciliary visits to the houses of suspected persons. The Midland Counties ...

... intetthh. Ai to retire from the diplo ma ti c serv i ce . 717, is to he iocceeded at Lisbon by Lord Lytton. , The well-km 'en Socialist, Blanque is very ni in mi . The Fe, 'le has addressed a brief to th e ti leer. affirming that he expressid Bishop of Mont ...

... with water, produced the An officer and two warrant officers were killed on the spot. The investigation into the Russian Socialist conspiracy of last autumn has, advices from St. Petersburg state, just been completed, and the Minister of Justice has made ...

... his own reached, is one eminently favourableto the propagation mother's name, and who stated that his mothes, who is of socialist ideas. Their old creed, customs, and insti- admitted to have been leanness itself, was stout, at. I have been uprooted, and ...

... —Witness: No, sir. In erasewas the eldest son of Robert Owen, the famous examination plaintiff said, I thought his was the ' Socialist. Like his father,he was fond of many new conversation of a gentleman in a high position who theories, and he helped his lathes ...

... movement is being encouraged by the obtained by any county for many years obstruction brought against the Opposition in socialist leaders, and is expected to extei,il to Nous have gone down unexpectedly, as they Parliament,she eaLilibesaralls had d at ...

... vibrates( to the furthest corners of the greet ball. Socialists You Societies! with a sweep of his arm round the balcony. Fine wholemeta Socialids, truly You are rank heathens; it ie only the true Socialist who is the true Christian. It is he who obeys the ...

... , the well-knows Bodied leader. The pupil. would be young working we, who should be trained up in the art of organising Socialist exitance and taught to epesk and argue in public. They also leurn their own language thoroughly, beaides ory. political economy ...

... Archbishop represented no overwhelmiag force. He was • vigorous exponent of &Merlin and P•leisn commonsense. lie wee an esti-Socialist, and had little in common either in doctrine or practical work with his neighbour, the sew Bishop of Durham. lied be lived ...