... (at the Grapes Inn, and, by adjournment, in the room of that infidel, unprincipled, and immoral sect bearing the name of Socialists. The object of the assembled was to revive, if possible, the Oldham Radical Association and an individual, named Vincent ...

... large room iii Law- of r son-sutreeat lintely ?? as a Priinitive Methodliist Charpel, against Le ltre doctrines of tile I' Socialists or dfisciples of Rioiert Owenr. ?? lecturer very abuly exposed the lrintciplces wvhich tire prr'd- poriridei for the g ...

... of an Infidel Teetotal Society, to consist of I),i: il ling. Jews, Mahoinetans, Hindoos, pagans, Cannibals, Atheists, Socialists; of all classes, prof e ssi o ns, cm!iri,plll, of both sexes; of all characters, qualifications., and of all political and ...

... an Infidel Teetotal Society, to eonsist of Christians, Jews, Mahometans, Madam, Pagans, Cannibals, Deists, Atheists, Socialists—of all classes perfenions, employments—of both sexes—of all characters, qualifications, circumstances, and of all political ...

... an Infidel Teetotal Society, to consist of Christians, Jews, Mahometans, Hindoos, pagans, Cannibals, Deists, Atheists, Socialists; of all classes, prolessions, employments, of both sexes; of all characters, qualifications, circumstances, and of all political ...

... Mlrket Place. Iliddlen. After the lecture was over • very warm sod smgul.tr discuuion took place; the room vs ha One of the Socialists said. as he had hero coming to Iliddleton. he had met with • young molt (rum Rochdale who had told lion he git osam,d at ...

... There was a complete uproar for nearly an hour; and disgusted were the people present at the abominable principles of these Socialists, that the latter found it necessary to dissolve the meeting. BLACKBURN. Pleasington Priory —On Sunday last, two sermons ...

... of operatives who walked eight abreast, members of the political union, members of spinners' clubs, followers of O en oR Socialists, inhabitants of Oldhamu, acquaintances of tihe deceased, hearse, two mourning coaches, in which were his relatives, and ...

... ; after which, col ections amounting to 41/. 10s. 3d. were made in aid of the Sunday School. Socialists’ Camp Meeting.— On Sunday last, number of Socialists or fo.lowers of Robert Owen, from Manchester visited Middleton. They hold their meeting Little ...

... poriphery of the move- . for the both on land and water, and fer August 30; two Tur Soctatirs.—A lecturer. belonging to the Socialists, Tue of the past week, to make a few converts to his lectures at the York is a fearfal sign of the pre- sent times, that ...

... of O'Connor; but it appears that the proprietor of the shed put ail interdict their meeting there ; and they met at the Socialists' place on Bunker's Hill. The room was quite full.. _ Mr. sits, on being called to the chair, said, he had intended never ...

... procession, bands of music, and banners, were resolved upon. Stephens, the ultra-Radical minister, half Methodist, half Socialist, delivered an extremely lengthy harrangue Monday evening last, in the Olenites' room, Oldham, respecting Knight, the lately ...