... neat lie ieaves FEngiand by Gravesend for tire Sslertiti Sea Islands,, as a Missionary. A conivivial nseetitrg of thre r1 Socialists takes place attire(, Georg_ Tort, West-sirret, e:very t'attrdrty evenirrg. 'T'he stecirtv is. fi ?? to fifty-hive trietrier ...

... i-hove, Heu was quite dead, anti iss 1) tistuicr to rave perished from11 cold aun waist. Tite trathesmeri's socrirty of Socialists', held at the George Inn, West-street. ltr altered i's tigirt of toeeigta Tuesda to Saturday. Tlie present chairnian is ...

... every other principle which aims at the amelioration of the condition of mankind, will be fairly tried; -but 1 tell the Socialists, that however sound may be their principles, they cannot possibly have a fair trial until such a government be etna. blished ...

... amid Tory sectarisiss is almost given nit as hopeless. Donationts, also, atnounting to 20001., have been itresented to thle socialists, who have c entrolled thtemsselves according to Act of Parliantent, as a Jointt Stock Benefit Society, amid tley colittelmplate ...

... clain'rsam did not return, but his place was ably filled for the remainsler of tihe evening by Mr. Lam- prell. The Society of Socialists, held at Wheeler's Cigar Divan, commemorated the dav in a similar manner, partaking of a very excellent dinner provided ...

... readers ; but lest Utopia should imagine, that there are not in this town those who dare avow themselves Co-opamators, or Socialists, I, as thle organ of many, take thme present opportunity of squeezing my- self into thle brief space he lies left unoccupied ...

... are tises robbed of all aHE that is or oceisita to Ileo valuable tie rational aoil civilizedl mass. But Fe admittiseg the Socialists wvere thus enablelse to better their position, it tie is scot lien fear of a robbcery beiseg nudter scd circuesstances Coos ...

... ri4l . ROOM Markel-place. Middletim. Alter list was user a singular discussion bunk place : crowded In extras. 03e of the socialists f Manchester *mid, as he hail been c on ing ICI Mid. dlrton. he h3d met with a man It itiovtale whip had told him he gist ...

... generally supposed confined the intellectual classes, but its stiongholds are now the working people- Under tbe name of socialists they Lave now an organized system; have three places for meeting in London, and two services on the Sabbath. They have also ...

... worst description have been • perpetrated • and those who have endeavoured to hold coul trovcrsy with the leaders of the Socialists, have experienced the grossest insult. The respectable portion nf the Press throughout the North of England * and Scotland ...

... Papers, that Sunday, the 25th November lust, the followers of Owen, called Socialists, opened place of their own, capable of holding two or three thousand people, when the Socialists from the neighbourhood around, came parties from to in each party, and filled ...

... Mr. Owen commenced on Tuesday a series of four lectures the Existing Errors and Evils Society, and their Remedies. The Socialists, being unable obtain peinvss-ion to use the Town Hall, engaged the Theatre ; the charge for admittance which was, sixpence ...