... works in the press for the new year which will prove of general interest. Amongst them maybe mentioned a History of American Socialists, by (Father) J. Humphrey Hoyes. It will be remembered that Mr. Hcpworth Dixon has treated this subject at great length ...

... Berlin, and in the following year, 1843, to Cologne and in the latter city he soon became the most prominent member of the Socialist party, which was then forming there under the influence of the French Saint-Simonians, speaking at their meetings, associating ...

... meeting place of the Senate under the first Empire. and of the Chamber of Peers under Louis Philippe, it was adopted for the Socialist meetings of 1848, and on the restoration of order, reverted to its former state as the Senate House. ...

... villages. The column is now close to the Portuguese frontier, and is endeavouring to effect a rising amongst the Portuguese Socialists. Barcelona, alarmed by the Carlist successes, have formed a junta of vigilance to take steps for the defence of the town ...

... discipline, and without the retention of capital punishment. He proposes large levies of troops to combat the Carlist and Socialist insurgents, and has introduced a Bill authorising a loan of 100,000,000 pesetas, and imposing heavy fines on those parents ...

... , this has been a week of considerable talk. Does this talk germinate into action People who make fun of the Scientific Socialists declare that it germinates but seldom, and that most of the speakers are one-idead bores. This is an unfair and an un generous ...

... from the Atlantic Monthly, derive perhaps their chief interest from the reminiscences of his father, the famous Lanarkshire socialist, and the gentlest capitalist who ever lavished a fortune in visionary efforts to improve his species. The chapter, too, on ...

... are disgraced by being placed in an iron cage, as if they were fera natura. Next, we hear of nine Orsini bombs and several Socialist publications being seized at the Jiouse of an Internationalist at Florence, and then of the arrest of fifteen malefactors ...

... Yuzzuf Izzedin, Abd-ul- Aziz's son, on the throne, Two Ulemas of the highest rank and Ramiz Pasha are implicated. Spain. A Socialist conspiracy has been discovered at Madrid, which was organised by Sehors Ruiz, Salmeron, Zorilla, and several military men ...

... say, I passed the night in a Bonapartist straw mattress, wrapt in a burnouse of the Mountain, my feet in a Democratic and Socialist sheepskin, and my head in a Legiti mist cotton nightcap. The Representatives, although prisoners in the barracks, could stroll ...

... carry them with him. This rubbish, the restitution of universal suffrage, entraps the simple tons. Bonaparte passes for a Socialist. He has said, I will be the Emperor of the Rabble.' It is a piece of insolence. But insolence has a chance of success when ...

... which is the moral and physical amelioration of the lot of all. Emile de Girardin is more Democratic than Republican, more Socialist than Demo cratic on the day when these three ideas, Democracy, Republicanism, Socialism, that is to say, the principle, the ...