... 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 ...

... courtesy for the lenient-—“ This ht have induced A. B. to be a Zttle more _ Now, Sir, I did no obbett I forgot, A. B. is a Socialist / t espous e Cobbett’s actions ; I consider that perhaps ¢ he greatest good he did his country was, his successful and unceasing ...

... it great things if, after many years, they can reckon upon two or three hundred good staunch members. These five hnndred Socialists, lam told, consist of the most intelligent people in Leeds. Your remark that Newcastle and Sunderland are the scum of the ...

... example, which should spiritedly followed. We understand that the theories of Mr. Owen are about to be tested by facts, as the Socialists are in treaty for a large property the country, which they intend to settle colony! They had som« thoughts of selecting ...

... the excitement which has pervaded the town of Reading during the week, originating in the discussion between Mr. Owen the Socialist and the Rev. Mr. Legg, which was announced in our last publication. The result, if any there be, will be best gathered from ...

... Code” ineuleates no duty of Prayer ? of Thanksgiving ?— But we must close our remarks, and we do so with this advice—the Socialist declared, that he had endeavoured for three years to combine the Christian Re ligion with his phi- losophical dogmas, and ...

... PUBLIC DISCUSSION BETWEEN MR. OWEN, THE SOCIALIST, AND THE REV. MR. LEGG. novel discussion, which had been determined upon V- .th parlies upon the occasion of Mr. Owen's lectures, « ;v red the theatre of this town some weeks ago, Tuesday evening the Town ...

... and religious tyranny and licentious theories. are beset with enemies, shape Papists, Chartists. Precursors, O'Connelites, Socialists, aud others, who will seize our properties, our liberties, our religion, and tear pieces like the wild beasts of the forest ...

... testimonial to the Rev. W. Legg for his defence of the doctrines of revealed religion against the attack of Mr. Owen, the socialist, will be giv:-n Monday evening, at the Town-hall, when Dr. Cowan will present the testimonial the part the subscribers. Amateur ...