... cotngregatien, that the Hall of Solonce belongs to the Socialists. Mr. Roberts says it has been erected by a bailding~ society, properly carolled and certified as a benefit society; that thle Socialists have no more to do with the ( building, and no more ...

... being to cl eplethscity because he wvas a Socialist, though a gaoo morl carcte bu i itbethe same individual, and if he has actd i th manerdesried, we think that he snes as itlibe- calin is ibralty owadsthe Socialist, as he is in exacting chuch ate fois thsewho ...

... wo e have no ?? togo over tile samineground, and in any further commnents which wie shel make tin thle doctrines of the Socialists, we shall coil-f e t the opinions held by the body on the very GraONSebet of frlee will and l n ressityerespecting which ...

... ANTI-SOCIALIST.-This communication proceeds upon a wrong premise. The Epicurean was irreligious, but decent in his conduct; the Stoic was beastly, but not without reli- gion. Ie must leaac it for our correspondeot to decide, how far the Socialists combine ...

... North Meols Total Abstinence Society:- hlot. No temperance hotel keeper )has been expelled; but his blntliec. wsol is a Socialist, had lils nanle left lilt of the list of advocates, in accordance a-itt eone of tiieir rules that all oflicers of the total ...

... Lawson-street, lately used as the Primitive Meothodist Chapel, AOAINST tho pernicious doctrine of the Owenites, or self-styled Socialists. Doors to open at half-past 7, and tho address to commence at 8.-Admissioii to the room, 3d. r \ ?? -1. j PUTTER-OUT in ...

... returned. He states he has also been operated t on several times since by Mr. Dunn, nonce when he gave I a lecture at the Socialists' Hall iof Science. =:=:= - ...

... be con- strued into a pledge, either positive or implied, to enter into the merits of the doctrines inculcated by thc new Socialists, with whom our correspondent has associated himself. RsearsTsRATo.-We are obliged topostipne, untilnext week' some remarks ...

... approach to it is what' each te. has been attempted in this country and America without Hunor' he success by the great Engliblh Socialist. Several such inistiti in villages have been founded a, a vast expense ; one, for Sut: ,e. example, within these few years ...

... assocliation. The divine striins of Itantlel and the aboi Mozart must never be allowed to echo within the wails of a interest, Socialist temple I ,At any rate, we arc colnfidlent thaut the great see an wt *fl body of thel oupgorters of the society wiil never ...

... the money got it for the establishment of all sorts of religious education—Unitariauism here, Romanism there, and even the Socialists had already met to put in their claims—that he wondered any gentleman of ordinary education and good sound sense could dare ...

... free from ys: -fins risefst.; togetherwsit~sa MESSUAGE OsrDWEL- est LIING-H11OUSE erecteil tlsercos, now occupied as a Socialist tees Ileetiisc-house, 'at a., rent of £ 16 per annuml. One half (if ah he land is still usibuilt upon, anod is well worth ...