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... WARWICK. Tn« Socialist Ststsm.— On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings last, Mr. Campbell, Missionary the Socialists,” who recently attended Coventry, delivered lectures at the Court House, in this borough, in favour of the Socialist System established ...
... which was made at Wmwick, Mr. E. BromScfd, printer, of this town, the penevering efforts which have lately been made the few Socialists in Leamington to disseminate their principles, considerable number of persona attended it the above room hear Lectures of ...
... triumphant conclusion of the Anti-Socialist lectures Cheltenham took place on the evening of Friday last, tbe 27th nil.— The room was fully crowded; persons were admitted 3d. each, and the opening of the meeting the Socialists evidently mustered strong. The ...
... interrupted him present four petitions from bodies of .Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into tbeir tenets and principles. The Bishop of then proceeded express his surprise that the Socialists had not been prosecuted, and thought that the result ...
... it appeared denied that the principles the socialist society were revolting character represented a former night lire Bight Bev. Prelate. Mr. Pare, however, admitted that he was vice-president of the socialist society from May, to May, 1839. and said be ...
... Exeter presented several petitions complaining progress of Socialism, though none of them brought any disorders crimes home Socialists; and Lord Teynuam presented petition from lady declaring that Socialism had been misrepresented, and imploring inquiry. ...
... strongly censured the appointment of Mr. Parc, Biriniiurham, as Registrar of marriages, he being the Vice-President of the Socialist Society and one of its warmest supporters; his (Sir B- Peel’s) opinion, more gratuitous insult could not have been offered ...
... -rent zeal of the Rev. Gentleman who, getting nothing from Viscount Melool'RNK, got a clerk in turned oJf, because he was Socialist. Viscount Siranofouii, in ami-miicing his intention to make motion Thursday relative inland warehousing, r ferred to the ...
... same pirlirs who have calumniated the Queen, designated the labouring classes Radicals, the swinish multitude. Chartists. Socialists, &c. will forgive them their epithets if they will give our rights. (Cheers.) Mr. M. then entered into a short disquisition ...
... century—” That he was more Irish than the I Irishmen lliem;»clvcs.” —Ahrulyed from the Dublin Evening 1 Post. vnßMi’T Finn tub .socialists' • HALL SCIBNCK. Oil Smiilay iittiniing last, tally buur, strange, Apparently determined, ami yet wliolly unsuccusslul ...
... sergeaul-al-macc. Bath paper. Distress amongst tub Operative Classes. Wednesday evening, a public meeting, convened the Socialists was held in the Music Saloon, South-parade, lake into consideration the propriety of petitioning Parliament on the subject ...
... Temperance Society, joined iu the pursuit of the robbers. Robbkry Socialist. —On Saturday last, Joseph Annitage, a spinner, residing in Albiuu-strecl, Huddersfield, and who was a member of the Socialist body in that town, absconded with £l3O. belonging to the ...