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... THE SOCIALISTS. The few remarks appended last week oar notice tin* ' meeting St. Mary's llall, on the education question, wlu-u , certain resolution submitted, and supported by three , Socialist*, liave had a sort of galvanic effect upon that, of late ...
... THE SOCIALISTS AVING within these few weeks, to introduce their in this acighbourh: ts cate fa and su more widely name ofa MECHANICS- INSTITUTION for a SOCIALIST HALL OF under the false BRINDLEY who hes so many times ROBERT OWEN, end his Missionaries ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. On Friday evening last, a numerous meeting took plaee at the Mayor's Parlour, in this City, for the purpose of hearing a lecture which had been announced handbills during the week, from Aeexander Fleming, Secretary and Missionary of the ...
... THE SOCIALISTS' RESOLUTION ON EDUCATION. The r»*olutiui» submit by the Socialists nt the public meeting which wan held the uit.. against (he educational clauses the Factory Bill, but which resolution wan withdrawn upon understanding that another op|s»rtuuity ...
... PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE SOCIALIST RERS. Mancuester, Jury 4.—A case of a very singular nature came on for hearing at the borough ice court yes- terday. In co ® previous information bein; laid against the Socialists, under the act 37 Geo. tor taking money ...
... DEATH OF A SOCIALIST—CORONER'S INQUEST. Among other news cf the week, arc called upon to rcpo: tat seme length, the proceedings of Coroner's Inquisition, which was held on Saturday morning Inst, at the Crown Hotel, view the body Mr. Joseph Mes'.cn, had ...
... FIRE TO THE SOCIALISTS’ “HALL OF SCIENCE.” Senday morning at an early hour, a strange, determined, and te set om fire the new and wholly unsuccessful, attempt been Field, built, it building on the north side of U fa stated, the Socialists, and called ...
... England about to sustain a grievous loss in the departure of Robert Owen, the founder of the Socialist sect, *°r America. Last Sunday a sort of pubic breakfast was Siven to the crazy old man (in one of the streets leading off from Tottenham-court-road) ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. 11 A Socialist can scarcely expect vs to permit him to make a paragraph of feto lines stuting a mere matter of fact, a jteg on trhich to hang half a column of lucubration in our paper. Me i!o not hesitate to say, batterer, that trere ...
... Extraordinary Astray at Socialist Lecture.— On Tuesday morning; last, Hollingford aud vicinity were plentifully placarded with a notice, intimating that, at seven o'clock in the evening of that day, a lecture would be given On the social position of man ...
... disclaiming the abominable tenets imputed to his sect. Lord NORMANBY said, he had only lately become acquainted with the Socialist opinions, and the increase of those who professed them. He doubted the policy of prosecuting Mr. Owen's disciples. Lord MELBOURNE ...
... Fifteen departments have candidates In-longing the Socialist opinions, amounting 10 116. Thirty departments have mined candidates of tl.e two opinions, those of the Moderate 104, those of tlie Socialist 101 ; s » that of the entire number of Representatives ...