... discussion ow Socialism took place in the Philosophical Hall at UWuddersfield, between Mr, Brindley, the celebrated anti socialist lecturer, aad Mr, Hollick, a missionary, in which tho former under- took te prove that the fundamental principles of Socialism ...

... the of Robert Owen to the Queen. bisho; of Exeter anid be had rateod the Government h not taken apy stepa a- gainst the Socialists, because they bad sot offended against the lawe, He must confess that he was astonished that the noble marquis (Normanby) ...

... praying that a committee might be appoint- ed to inquire into the doctrines of the Socialists. The hon. member said that he had been fornisbed with the rales of a Socialist society, 1» which he was not able to see anything objectionable. Also a similar petition ...

... suspended, so that this bill passed without any further delay. The Bishop of Exeter having presented some petitions againat the Socialists, begged to ask the neble marquis the Secretary of State for the Home Department who was the of Biths, Deaths, and Birmingham ...

... le as to the diffusion .of blasphemous and immoral publica. tions, and the tenets of certain societies calling themselves Socialists, which were represented to be disseminators of doctrines which were subversive of morality and religion, and tended to destroy ...

... which they are convinced will produce much good to themselves and fellow creatures, Trusting, Sir, that in justice to the Socialists you will insert the preceding statement, I sub- scribe myself your friend aud the friend of the whole hu- man family, W ...

... discussion between Mr. Brindley (who has been for some weeks delivering anti-social lectures in this town’ and Mr. Taunton, a Socialist, on the subject of the liar views of Robert Owen. The plan of discussion laid down by the Chairman, the Rev. W. Wales, was ...

... the Leeds Generel Cemetry, ou the occasion of the sat terment of a Socialist, named John Mr. Robert Owen, the notorious founder of the system, was t; and the whole body of the Socialists, accompanied several thousands besides, who were curio us to hear ...

... timid and alienating the friend) y. You come the profe: believers in the Gospel of Christ, aad I haeew you, most fo to be Socialists and Infidels. (Great uproar.) You and sentiments that ca ommitted yourselves te mea ver do you good eo earth, end willhave ...

... for the abolition of a property qualification. The avble aod leurned lord, aleo presented petitions from several buiies of Socialist & Chartisis, complaining that had been misrepresented. Hie lordship deprecated inter- ference with those persons, as well ...

... ptuying for am ration in the Turnpike Roads Acis. The Marquis of Normanby preeented petition from certain persons called Socialists, preying for inquiry. oot noble marquie in presenting thie petition, said know why these individunie bed seiected him for ...

... from Leicester. He is nearly 24 of te anid the girl be murdered was searly 20.— vor B at —The trial Chorles Southwell, tate Socialist priatiog, and publishi eertais r litele ts 6 work entitled “ The Oracle of tock Sir Charles Wetherell, the recorder, eo Pridey ...