In Roumania the p easants have revolted. They have marched through the country sacking and yin ii barns and houses, attacking and punishing proprietors, agents, piadects, and hghting the troops. The militia, and even the regulars have shown an admirable disposition to fraternise

Annual Sulmeription one shilling. Poet free in England awl tritlein the Postal t'nion one and *brow?. All communications to be addressed to The Editor of FREF.tioNt, Leaflet Pr.. 4.1 19 Cursitor Street, E.C. Office hours, Mondays, 3to 5 p.m. During thege hours a member of the Fr

'omfunz EDlTOR,—While . thanking Comrade V'. Bailie for his attempt to explain away my "confused and puzzling views," it will no disappoint him when I confess that I am still in the mental fog in which I found myself when I wrote my enquiry ; his letter has by no means cleared t

It is some time since we ha% had items of Irish interest in our oolomns. The atmosphere of the sister island has been so thick with political fog that it was difficult to see what was really taking place on terra gnus. Now that the dust raised by the downfall of the Parnell idol

Will comrades in the London and Provincial groups make a point of furnishing us with reports of meetings awl progress of groups by not later than the twentieth of each mouth ? REPORTS. lio.eto„.—For sonic time past meetings have been hell at lioxton Chuch by the Group, :although

Many of us have become convinced that the time has come to assemble together in convention for the purpose of collectively proclaiming to the world the great principle of human liberty ; to devise means whereby we may be able to demonstrate the faith that is in us; to suggest pl

(Concluded from December number.) Of the German movement I can say but little. The paper of the woikingmen's section of the movement, News Leen, is still published at Berlin and the police seize it on all possible occasions; whilst the former editors of Der Sozialiet, the more l

NVill take place at SOUTH PLACE INSTITUTE, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBEB 10, of the