... has been produced in this town bythe appearance of a placard, announcing that Mr. Hollock, one oftbe Missionaries ofthe Socialists, would deliver a course of Lectures at the Town Hall this week, with the permission of the Mayor, fully explaining the ...

... the fundamental princi- ples of Socialism, and also to hear three charges which Mr. Brindley had brought against the Socialists, namely, Immorality, Blasphemy, and Atheism. Tbe meetings were each attended by nearly ?? persons, of whom a large proportion ...

... of this system. The noble Secretary of the Home Department had stated that the Government had taken no steps against the Socialists, because tbey bad not violated the laws. He was justified in assuming that the noble .Marquis was generally informed of ...

... member of that degraded sect— one which I never mention without horror — that abomination to society aud to tbe country, a Socialist. (Applause.) I cannot tell you, my friends, the satisfaction with which 1 hear that applause. Ie rings in unison with feelings ...

... Ministry. (Hear, hear !) There was now- growing up, in this country, a society, under the till, of National Religionists or Socialists, who were pro- mulgating the most baneful disgusting theory. They di.: not call upon the Government to take vigorous measures ...

... encouraged to hope for it, the effect had been very much to mitigate the horrors of Socialism. On Sunday evening last two ofthe Socialists' lecturers said to iheir audience that it was necessary now to use greai caution, as the eyes of ihe public were upon tbem ...

... $aHt«mfntj.t|v ?? HOUSE OY LORDS, Tuesday, Feb. 11 .Socialism.— Lord Montkacle presented two Petitions from Socialists, praying for inquiry inio tlieir principle* und doctrines. He disclaimed giving countenance to such extravagant and absurd opinions ...

... whether he had received a letter from the Uev. a- ' rv ' ne ' °' Leicester, in July last, respecting the oftorts made by tbe Socialists to extend themselves in tont city. \ iscount Meib >urnk acknowledged he had received the letter, but had decln.ed answering ...

... general tranquillity, but it is in the Northern county of Tyrone I The Leeds Magistrates have dec Met! thnt lhe organ of the Socialists, called The New Moral World, is not a newspaper within the meaning of ihe Act of Par- liament, coming within lhe exemption ...

... was made to burn down an unfinished building at Man- chester, called the v Hall of Science, erected, it is said, by the Socialists. A woman living near states that she saw a light before six o'clock, but thought some men were at work ; soon after she ...

... hv him , \ ' the title of the Northern Star. In order t„ ?? , I notable project, a large Meeting has been hell] ' ' Socialists' Hall,'' Manchester, and ti..- result V, ' for the future tbe Nor&ern Sto.r is to be prie ~, ' -' Five seamen, who ...

... 'is .in.. I ?? I - • the title of the Northern Star, In order to irr- ' notable project, a large Meeting hi; ?? |. ;V Socialists' Hall, Manchester, and the result for the future the Northern Star is to lie r r„.' - ?? J ' '•• Eive seamen, who were ...