... vigilant, thought they could turn to a political advantage the religious excitement which Mr. Brindley had aroused against the Socialists, consequently th?v got up a requisition to the chief constable, to call public meeting to address the House of Commons against ...

... fortunate, in guessing the points. upon the opinicas of the Socialists were misrepresented by their enemies. On the subject of marriage, I seem to have gone straight down upon the fact, flat the Socialists deem marriage in. general like other reasonable men, ...

... PROSPECTS OF PERSECUTION, THE Bishop of Exeter is becoming QUITE eager in his demands for government persecution of the' •Socialists. He is no* in full cry after the blasphemous and infamous» believers in the faith of Robert Owen; and he calls on her ...

... acute and discerning audi' euce soon perceived that the fellow was a Socialist, aud at once effectually stopped his impertinence by volley of intellectual hisses, but as the Socialists of Huddersfitld are ever ready with the spirit of op position, tbe lex ...

... Salooa, and lower part of the Chapel, 3d., and to the Gallery 2d. each. Mr. BRINDLEY invites Mr. OWEN, or Mr. FLEMING, the Socialist Lecturer in Leeds, to meet him Discussion, on Friday Evening, at Albion Chapel. ...

... HALIFAX. Socialism.—On Sunday last, a new hall of science was opened by the Socialists of Halifax, in Gibbet-lane, for the purposes of lecturing, &c. A lecture was delivered in the morning and evening by Mr. Lloyd Jones ; and in the afternoon by Mr. ...

... England be expected lead the Democracy. Mr. S lndkaland's letter shall appear next week. The Slave's Address received. A Socialist's communication stands over for want of space. The letter of M. H. declined, because it does but tell everybody what everybody ...

... nothing like leather The Chartists, Socialists, Teetotallers, and Anti Corn-law men, are all ready enough to act on the same principle. you ask for cheap bread The Chartists cry out for the Charter; the Socialists for Community the Teetotallers for ...

... BRADFORD. _ THE SOCIALISTS. —These persons have advertised the opening of cheir new room, Sydney Buildings, on Sta've Tuesday. It a very ea. Mt*' ' WVfrnfferstand the Company absolutely refune to supply them with |W, although Socialists have, we understand ...

... from the account the meeting and from the paragraph, the sentence— we shall see how the religious men coalesce with the Socialist* by which alone, and the insult which (as 1 conceived) it was meant convey, my expressions were prompted. appeal again to ...

... after which, ne went hoineand said to oneofhis best and honestest men, who he had been informed was a Socialist,—Jem, I am informed thou art a Socialist—now I cannot keep any one who entertains such principles, and I will give thee three months' notice ...

... distinguished member of the statical frculty, and justifies hi* compliment. which, however, arguee, was not intended for the Socialists particular, but for the company at large. J. JAcuoif'a latter received. It b too lata for week. LODTB.— We Shall glad to ...