... af- 2 ?? warning YOUNG WOsZEwN who wish to maintain a good D 0 reputatdon, to keep away from Socialist meetings, and to avoid the Oi COmpanyjpf Socialists. Owen Is deliverieg a Caurse f -lectures in 1 i the Hall of Science to a scanty audience, and ...

... SOCIAL3Sr.-It will be seen from an advertisement in another part of our paper, that Mr. Brindley, who lately confuted the Socialists, at Ifuddersfield, and other parts of the kingdom, will deliver two lectures in Leeds, on the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday ...

... James Taylor, another beer-retailer, was Pe ordered-to pay l0s. to the Dispensary, with the expenses, ml for having company (Socialists) in his house at eleven an o'clock on Sunday night. Squire Ramnsden was ordered to pay £1 7s. for an assault on ~in. Auty ...

... advocates. He is to tha give another lecture this evening, when a discussion is req looked for: on the former evenings the Socialists declined the controversy. We had prepared a report of both lectures the but an extreme pressure of other matter compels ...

... were in en !t deliberation preparing the resolutions for consideration, just tic before 12 o'clock, Mr. RORT. OWEN, the Socialist leader, an attended by Mr. Holisoy, of the Northern Star, and some to other person of the same persuasion, entered the room ...

... Sinclair's ailusions to Sloe Deity, and denied that God lead sent alt. the present misery. I)~reat hissing, and cheers from the Socialists.) if the wsorking classes- depesnted on Sloe charity of the rich, they mnight starve to toath. Those men produced every ...

... their condition at present is most deplorable. A meeting on the subject would be held yesterday at the Temperance 1lall. TeE SOCIALISTS.-Mir. Brindley gave his lecture, proving the Existence and personality of God, in the I ?? Hall, on the evening of Thursday ...

... Tite atitisi was pat from [tie chltor, and neralivod. The Courtcil ad-ire at Solf-posit LN. O'clock. l'1lt, OWEaYr, THlE SOCIALIST !-ItI an address pt forth by Str. O,,,n on Wedne,day, the ?? iotlantt, to the utencirleyeii otieratvims of Leeds, end circulated ...

... the aid of Chmartists and Socialists inr support of the Corn Law. On a very recent occasion per we had demonstrative proof of this fact in Leeds;I and and when that subject was under debate in Parliament, thesebe tive Socialist and C~hartist advocates were ...

... itiquiry into their tenets rtv. and priecipim. of tt The Di~h.ap of EXETER then proceeded to express hit StrprISC that the Socialists had not been prosecuted, and thought that the ?If aesult of his obsetvatmons would be that the Governmtsent ought to of ...

... nts. Lord J. RUsSELL., wsete Lord ASHLEYs was abouttt ttt bring forward his motiots for in adilress to ?? cancel the Socialist Mr. Patre's appoistsent, started thtat .r. Pare h tad resiognat the office of' registrar of births attd osarriages in the ...

... very clearly 1th ;a'al1SrSolad , atd sonic of tito Socialists cotasider it a cots- wt taittaee ot es1tot.ege, whose business it will be to ascertatas tha who a!'enos tie nmeetings of tile Socialists, and to report tienin ta tttcir nta'rers with a view ...