... Brindley, acting the part of Bombastes Furioso, attempted the magninaenieis work of en- forcing bludgeon arguments upon the Socialists, and instilling into their minds by the same mild means, the meek doctrines of Christianity. He has assumed a new character ...

... resolution. (Applause.) The CHAIRMAN here asked if any one wished to speak to the resolution ?e A person named JOHiN WVrTTS, a Socialist, after a c good deat of confusion, here struggled to the front of the platform, and proceeded to address the meetinge He ...

... notices will speedily be given ; bat we I have no means of ascertaining whether this is any thing l more than mere talk. I The Socialists have issued an address contradicting the paragraph which has recently gone the round of the pa- pers, to the effect that ...

... paragraph :- On Wednesday night a concourse of people were dispersed by the De lice and special constables opposite the Socialists' H!ll of Science, Vellinglon-street, in which a pubilic meeting wa.S being held at tile time. Tbe principal speaibrs have ...

... the Chronicle answer. !e Week before last we inserted from its pages a long a, document descriptive of the doings of the Socialists Ve On THE LAND, written by a gentleman who subscribes S himself One who has Whistled at the Plough. We te explained that ...

... any obligatio tcoriueto leer! an support ; be, at the cause time, in answer to one of the over.i anl seers, said-'' I am a socialist. A warrant was insuediately b obtained to breeng isim before tice mangistrates, whes lice ugree of Lo pay to isis wvife ...

... Chronicle answer. th ha 5, Week before last we insetted from its pages a, long wl ne, document descriptive of the doings of the Socialists rn eal On THt E AND, written by a gentleman who subscribes lin we himself ,one who has Whistled at the Plough. We hc ES ...

... of'persons pronmiasnently identified with dissent. First, the number proves to be not fifteen, but ttwelve: several are Socialists, and Chartist lecturers, and ,from what can be learned, were not at any period pro- ,minently connected with any religious ...

... Gen. Sir De Lacy Evans, Mr G. Daniel, r Feargus O'Connor, Mr Ridley, a chartist, Mr Dun- i combe, MI.P., Mr R. Owen, the socialist, Sir B. Hall, ?? C. Napier, Mr S. Crawford, M.P., and afew others. I Resolutions were passed condemnatory of the present ...

... man, the Socialists do indeed Xgreotly err, and not only so, but unwittingly admit it themselves; for in seeking to restore man to rationality and 'I perfection, is at once an implication that lie has fatlest from both. The socialists, therefore ...

... are necessary to levy the duties. GOOD NEws.-We have to congratulate our Halifax readers on the interesting fact that the Socialist den, mis- called a Hall of Science, is being sub-divided into cottages where, in lien of the I' community system of the ...

... saying anything further on the t, subject. NOVEL IlI;LIGIOU- COMIMUNITY.-A portion of the pro- perty lately occupied by the socialist cot1imunity at New *1armiony, near Stockbridge, in Hampshire, wshicll has I just been dissolved, lias been taken possession ...