... though lie occupies it himself. In reply to a Constant Reader at Gildersaime, who says that It is denied that Mr. Rigby, the Socialist, ever avwew(t himself an opposlient to Clrlstianity, we make the folloiving ?? the Leedr!. Mereury of October 6th, 18311 ...

... East Riding of the county of York, and by Mr. ManiC PsrtLias, re from Lancaster. f- SOCIALISTS. lu Mr. LISTER presented a petition from the Bradford Society of le Socialists, praying that Mr. Robert Owen might be allowed to ex- er plain their principles before ...

... a rate upon aait buirdig in South Parade, b Icracan -as WValton's Movmie Saloon, bist whirls is mow it y. ried by the Socialists. Atllr. N,,ayler, soliioris, aprpeasred fer h the overseers; ansi ilr. Ciaorkiorn, of l3rasdfurd, for Air. Porn. d tev. ...

... the agents of thle above-named Socitties. it scems that these nindkey philnuopier3, wbo bave asssmed the specious name of Socialists, flrdittg that they have been defeatei waenever they have attempted to defend their vislunary and isr- quitous system by ...

... state, and no doubt doing G much good. At a committee meeting held on Friday, the vG r 5th inst., it was discovered that the Socialists have been of taking the tracts out of the Society's covers and putting vY those of their own in for dissemination, and moreover ...

... admfit- V pledl able lecture on the irrationality and absurdity of Socialism, h 'the ;tick reasark that cc this Socialist, (and if rtse Socialist, howl boo ftee- much more the foundler of Sociallsms !) is a self-convict- ben dis- ed iisfidel ; not only ...

... wait his Lordship's convenience for an inter- view. OwExNISx.-On Monday last, many of the disciples of Mr. Robert Owen, the Socialist, were engaged in witness- i ing the laying the foundation stone of a building, called by them a Hall of Science. in Camp-field ...

... proceeded orderlyeand Ps usual, th ?? Chartists held a meeting In a roam adjoining Gaiol-lane, (lately lbs noccupied by 'he Socialists,) on Mondisy last, but nothing particnulr sam d'rarspired except some abusive worils between the book hawkers, 50555 Clilife ...

... hiturs, and when be concludr d the applause was tremendous. doct 3, At the termination of the lecture, a Mr. Flossing (a Socialist Mis- Sust igsionary) stepped forward, and said that while he fully agreed as to feass it the fundamental principles of the ...

... r thle purpose of extending thle efficiency of e the Society. A set of those deluded men calling them- la 0 ...

... IBRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHO(L SOCIETY. | St PUBLIC MEETING AT LEEDS. DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF THlE SOCIALISTS d AND CHARTISTS. *e OM r readers will probably recollect that in the e aercury of last week an advertisement appeared, stating thatapublic meeting ...

... religious and benevolent institutions: a con- a siderable proportion of ladies was present: about a dozen Ai or a score of Socialists had obtained admission, but their c7 numbers were too insignificant to allow of their offeringi any interruption to the ...