... light; but was apprehended, last week, by a police-officer, sent in pursuit, and is in custody on the charge. SOCIALISM.-A socialist, ; the creature of cir- cumstances over which he has no control, decamped last week, from Huddersfield, wi h £300 in his ...

... Dr. Oliver's declaration teo been received with a yell of ight by all the enemies m o the church, by ail the Inidels and Socialists In the kingdom. it was net the pounds, shillings, and pence, here perhaps contingent on the reverend doctor's declaration ...

... -Roberlt., who was remanded on this cliarge, was fully committed for trial.- EThis person has figured at several radical and socialist meetings in Hull ; and some of our readers may remember his moving an amendment to the address to the Queen, on her escape ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. : COURT OF QUEENS BENCH TUz9DAY, Nov. 10. THE QUEEN V. THE JUSTICES OF MANCHESTER. Mr. CoBEnre applied to the Court for a cMr- tiorart-to remove a conviction by Messrs. Maude . and Walker, justices in _Manchester,:against a person named ...

... Bromley not again to expose himself by visiting the 11all of Scienre. Mr. Shaw applied to know whether it was legal for the socialists to charge tmoney for admission to the room. The magistrates referred him to his attorney. WEDNESDAY. Present: Messrs. Savage ...

... character, although with little pretension beyond an immoderate Idegree of assurance. Hle has been a leading character among the Socialists, and always showed a desire to be- eroic a public character. His trial on Saturday occupied seven hours, in consequence ...

... one at Hammersmnith, and the other at Kingston, iil Surrey. We had further conversation about Miss Carey; and his being a Socialist, and a Catholic, &c. C.rosS-e.rn;ninsd-l did not say, There is the Irish barrister wvheln I weent into the gaol.-PnISONER-I ...

... d tby i him:iand, 'le.,,qlyused su'c;l fgtrce was, ,necess,a,ry to Yeist If hNqigill'qbRotbert . ictolisrsaidshesd'asaI Socialist, a nd belie ved ir thq eTshtsinen to 'be the word'of'Gbd; ;and in future rep'eVyds, e' end pi ih lssi7Anl {ls'7 'r' -Btin'dldy ...

... Shef. field, crelied the 1 Hall of Science,- used for various hinds of amusnement, and by the people called Owenites ior Socialists._ Mir. BA mics represented thle facts of the ease, after which MlrI G~asosis Lawree took sin obj,,ctiot,, on tie ground ...

... day in a larg and everye nd~ recently-erected bttildig,g called the Hall of Science, every 01 acitl which is uised by the Socialists as their Public lec- buvec ture andi discussion room. The buildin~g is capable Of rcd *d containing 3,000 persons, but it ...

... had said it served them (the Socialists) right, I Inspector Bell said he had always been ready, with the police, ato preserve the peace. Mr. Fisher, superintendent, said, what he said lest night was, that the Socialists first kicked I up a row and caused ...

... -competent to 'r. report accurately: he had been made, in that paper, to say. t5' that if the gas had not been turned off at the Socialist-Hall, ofon Sunday night,. the whole city would have been burnt id. down. He had said no such thing, a~nd the object of the ...