... productive T classes. The evening lecture was upon the prac- ticability of the community principle, as advocated mit by the Socialists. Mr. F. is an exceedingly clever he speaker; and his discourses appeared to make a deep as impression upon his auditory ...

... Nicholas Niekleby. SCIENCE AND RATIONAL AmausE7cah T.-4It is with great pleasure we hear that it is the intention of the Leeds Socialists shortly to commence a regu- lar series of week-night Lectures on Science, Lie- rature, Morals, Politics, and Economics, ...

... the above objects. lei e SOCIT5FESTIVAL.=OU Sunday, a large room I situate in Jail-lane, in this town, was opened by the g Socialists. 'Mr. Green, of Manchester, delivered ttwo lectures 'on the occasion, in the morning and 31 evening, and Mr. Buchanaun, ...

... to expose the Socialists, as a body, to the eperation of the undue prejudices of moiety by pub- Hely delivering, in )is capacity of a Socialist, mdi.s vidial opinions which have no connexion with So. e cialsn. If our friends the Socialists of Halifax have ...

... up Izirkgar, Darh-y-.tret, end into Raweon's-place, where God save the Queen' was thenng, and the parties each retred SOCIALISTS,-Mr. Balme, the Deputy of the Educational Society, London, lectured on Friday evening week, in the Social Institution, Bradford ...

... maintainied that the Owenites alias B, ;he Socialists, were nothing but Spies employed iy the Whigs. of lid The Radicls have had several meetings siiice in their al out various dilstrict;4. lprincipally against the Socialist and asl era Abraham Ward's ?? our ...

... appointed, en tfie part or the Sadicls. to make~ arrargemeats for a putttic discussion, anod illis expected, provided the Socialists agree, that thia naose wilt coent ott ono Thursday eveningI tsu'Xt. io thle Asactmbly ltootnss. :I I D MoniietiirPhillipp~e ...

... the chairman, it would appear that the Repealers and Chartists in the meeting were pretty nearly balanced ; and that the Socialists, by voting against the former oii the nonsination of chairman, and against the latter on Mr. Illingwortlh's resolution, ...

... leading members of the society of Christians to which this unfortunate female belonged. When it wasstated to him that the Socialists attributed his commission of this deed to the influence of what people called religion upon his mind, he quickly answered ...

... form a very iii- adequate example tifthe gusto with which the Socialist i'e- yvels, lii hiis aitticipa tioti of bruttal iutpurtial & bruitalI nuthed- sievee. Suich is Robert Owevt,tfmc Socialist. 'Now, wblat wotiltl I tity fattier, btrothiei, or htusbantd ...

... bishlep ray that the Londnt (,in( i'r j'ii ii ufi~r A pril, 1 ?? after conaulieo bag Au i WU~l tofld!, tile organ ot the SocialistS, tdvived t beo got up on better lisper, to procure a larger cireu- tnec ~careelOtr5ay there is not a Partiele of any such ...

... practical. Chartist orators would be deserted, did they not proclaim the sufferage to be a ;knife-and-fork question ; Socialist missionaries would lecture to empty benches, did they not hold out the hope of abundant food, clothing, and improved domestic ...