this , DR. COWARD AND MRS. AyELING, SOCIALIST LEADERS.^ h 1 warJ Aveling, one of the foremost lecturer in iho chief girls’ •chooU. Iloln 1 of socialist leaders u-.*s boin November took a degree of doctor of science at the29th, Id.M, lit Stoke Newiugton, a L mdon university, and was the firet one JQortbern suburb of L mdon Hi* father I to do to in botany Dr. Aveling became1,1 and mother were both Irish and their j a journalist and was connected with .V.H# families for generations hack, were alao Bradlaugh in the free thought nioverneut, nIrish. Ho waa a very doiieaiu child, and after which he atudied the laws of socialism . ‘ - auiered for seven years for fipilnal com- j and felt that all radicalism and free J plaint, whsn he was thrice given up by thought were ofsraall moment compared, j ice the doctors. He received uo schooling f with ths socialist movement. Dr. i eo | nor any regular instruction until he ar* j Aveliog writes and speakss on this sob* ith j rivsd af^Vhe age of, eleven years. He ~ject in lCugUud and is now travelling in * dxLLapaftVrrrist of his time in the library of Anaarioa to expound its doctrines In ' ^his father, the Rev. Thoi. Aveling, D D , England he teaches science end is . a I 1 ice of Kingsland congregational church, road- dramatic critic on the Topical Timn, writ. J it- iug anything and everything ho could lay- Ing also for the Journal of Rducatitn, ® ed j hit haods upon, Shskesjmare, Smollett, Sniuiay ChrimUU, (Manchester)- Vmrt and I nf. | Fielding, Don Quixote and John Uunyan ) *s‘o* ivLv Rerietr. . lie is the author of the ) j especially Toulig Aveling was sent to a j “8tudeut’a Darwin, a complete analyait ri preparatory school and then to Harrow, of Darwin s works*, also of the “People’s 'ri I He atudisd medicine and practiced at Darwin a popular account of evolntim,lfl faun ton h spitai for a yoar and a half “Natural philosophy,’’ chemistry of the ! He matriculated at London university lion metallica, “BeOeral biology “Value pi I with honors and passed the preliminary of this earthy life etc Lie has translated »c j scientific elimination for degree of bache- a volume of Haeckl* .under the title tc *’ lor cf medicine, taking honors in every “Pedigree of man.” I P‘lr * subject He next entered at rniversity ! Mrs K Iward Aveling(nfc Kleanor Marx) rc ‘I* | college. London, gaining a first entrance is the daugh'er of Karl Marx, author of w ktl ; scholarship. Here ho waa awarded medals “Das Kspital,” and foonder of scientific pi for the branches of physiology, anatomy, socialism Eleanor Aveling his received a fo — j botany and chemistry.' He passed a first J thorough liberal education and has always pi n j examination for bachelor of science and been associated With well learned people to 1 was qualified for exhibition in botany and of advanced ideas. She is ably fitted to ni r* slso in neology, Edward Aveling received j assist her husband in his search for liter- di * a bachelor of science degree and qnali- ary and scientific knowledge and political tied himself for the university scholarship economy and has aided him materially in o | in aoology. He n#xt went to Cambridge Hie production and publication of pam fy j university and bee a ms an assistant there phlets and other articles and sketches, a | to Professor Michael Foster, of Trinity, She has in conjunction with her husband, ori h Ireland, leoturer In physiology. Us bs- j recently produced a pamphlet on the I |. gan reading with the men for examination “Woman’s 'question, from a socialist sand uvxt went ts London as scientific j point of view.