... solid support or consolation on the bed of death. Socialist Funeral.-— Sunday afternoon, a very disgraceful scene took place at the Leeds General Cemetery, on the occasion of the interment of a Socialist named John Tillotson. Mr. Robert Owen, the notorious ...

... OWEN, THE SOCIALIST, RODTED. One would expect that a person honored by the friendship of the Prime Minister, and specially introduced by him at court, yea even into the presence and particular notice of the Queen herself, would be at least something of ...

... Daniel O'Connell Sedition-monger by trade, received with honor at Dublin Castle. Robert Owen Socialist, presented at Court by Lord Melbourne- Mr. Pure Socialist, made Registrar of Marriages at Birmingham. ANSWER. Agitation necessary’ to the existence of ...

... STANHOPE presented a petition from the community of Socialists established in Hampshire, praying that Mr. R. Owen might called to the bar of the house and examined as to the principles of the Socialist society. He thought, if an inquiry at all were instituted ...

... department had proceeded to Ceret, accompanied by a body of troops, to restore order. The Socialist Hall in the Rue Martel, and an esto• isiaei in which several socialists used to Meet, have beeu closed by the prefect of police. Paste, TOUIDAT.—The Reforms ...

... to the smallness the numbers of these Socialists, should only observe, that a very few hundred persevering men might, union and concert, a great deal in spreading their opinions. understood that “ the Socialists are in number about the same as the Unitarians ...

... 492; Democratic Socialist position, 211 ; Uncertain, 3; Total, 706. According to a calculation of the Preset s the total votes in the department of the Seine show the followird; result :—Vi'hole amount of votes taken by the Socialists or Movement party ...

... protest agains the vote suppressing the clubs. It is said that the clubs intend to make a demonstration on tne 2Gth inst. The Socialist journal, Le Peeple. has been again se:z,d, for haying published two seditious articles. Accounts from Naples of the 14th ...

... Serjeant TALFOI presented a petition from Glasgow, in favour the I opyrigbt Designs Bill; and also another petition from a body Socialists in Wales, complaining that their principles had been much misrepresented. Mr. ill ME presented a petition complaining of ...

... those were the declared opinions of the socialists (hear, hear.) could not tell what denunciation of mind possessed the noble marquess the other evening, when he declared that the i proceedings of the socialists were not illegal or contrary to the law ...

... EpioK—Vll. Voyage of the Adventure and Beagle.— Austria and Paget’s Hungary.—lX. State of Equity Courts. —X. Chartists, Socialists, and Minister^/ John Murray, London ; and JOHN CUMMING, Dublin. WEEKLY CALENDAR. Jan. 12.--—lst Sunday after Epiphany. Morning ...

... be the emissaries of royalist reacilonists or red republicans. There is great excitement to-day about the elections. The Socialists pretending to art in the name of the clubs and the corporations of workmen, have this day pat forth new and exciting pl ...