... Darante,. a d Schrilder, on behalf of the French refugees, and by Messrs. Biadlaugh and Holyoake, on behalf of the English Socialist body. The proceedings were brought to a close by the cry, joined in by nearly the whole assemblage, of Viva Is Ripublique ...

... public meeting was afterwards held in Geneva, at which the Congress was pro- tested against as having revolutionary and socialist tendencies. But the coup de grace appears to have been given to the meeting by an intimation received by the Genevan authorities ...

... were ready to give orders for joints, and some of the great artists who preside over the kitchens of these essentially socialistic feeding establishments bad planned banquets on a very varied and extensive scale. Union twtely, no butcher hal the pluck ...

... the Congress of Gemara, but the revolutionist, the republican, the man of action. Then he added, I am a revolutionist, a socialist, and an atheist. The Judge : I stop you there ; this is too much In suck a propane* (in all French warts of Judi°e there ...

... Assizes in Brabant has given a -verdict of arnitittal in-the case of the journal Cigale, prosecuted for haring reproduced the socialist manif esto et Petit Pyat, for publishing which the Espilgle had the day before'obtained a verdict in its favour. THE accouirre ...

... Conservatives. He adopted very advanced Radical opinions, and took an active part in a short-lived Society of Christian Socialists. He was instrumental in extending the Factory Acts to linen bleaching manufactories. At a very early age he inherited two ...

... Swedenborg. The members of the colony are converts. The property is held in common, but in other respects there is nothing socialistic in the system. The family is sacredly guarded. While they are frank in their business intercourse with the world, they are ...

... r standing at 88. TEE French authorities, have seized a convoy of 1,500 muskets, being sent from Belgium to the Spanish Socialists. A MURDERED YOUNG MAN was found in the wood of Vincennes. A long branch of flexible creeper had been entwined around the ...

... bench in this ease fined Mr. Cornwall 10s. and costs. M. LEDIII7 ROLLIN, in answer to the invitation of a Democratic and Socialist Committee, has agreed to come forward as a candidate for the 4th circumscription of Paris, without taking the oath of allegiance ...

... concessions, however, have not satisfied the extreme leaders of the movement, who are endeavouring to extend into Austria the socialist doctrines which have become so popular with a certain section of the working class in Germany and Switzerland. ...

... magistrate bound him over to appear when called upon. THE Figaro has made a curious discovery. M. Rochefort, the Republican Socialist, the elected of Belleville, is said to be the same person as the Count Henri de Rochefort de Lacey, who in 1861 wrote to ...

... little to the information by telegraph already published. The impareiat ascribes the disorders which have occurred to the Socialists. The Nevedades considers that the movement is due to the teachings of the Republican journals. It states that ten of the ...