... department had proceeded to Ceret, accompanied by a body of troops, to restore order. The Socialist Hall in the Rue Martel, and an esto• isiaei in which several socialists used to Meet, have beeu closed by the prefect of police. Paste, TOUIDAT.—The Reforms ...

... to the smallness the numbers of these Socialists, should only observe, that a very few hundred persevering men might, union and concert, a great deal in spreading their opinions. understood that “ the Socialists are in number about the same as the Unitarians ...

... 492; Democratic Socialist position, 211 ; Uncertain, 3; Total, 706. According to a calculation of the Preset s the total votes in the department of the Seine show the followird; result :—Vi'hole amount of votes taken by the Socialists or Movement party ...

... Moderates departmouta have immed all SiM-iallxU Hb 80 departments have named wane Moderates some Socialists. That to say, Socialists ••• Ibl Snialists ••• -1 .1 dejauliuont-s, 11 members, and Algeria, giving also 11, remain toU* ...

... protest agains the vote suppressing the clubs. It is said that the clubs intend to make a demonstration on tne 2Gth inst. The Socialist journal, Le Peeple. has been again se:z,d, for haying published two seditious articles. Accounts from Naples of the 14th ...

... -During the last week a most serious affray occurred in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, arising out of an attempt on the part of the Socialists to propagate their tenets. It appears from the local newspapers, that whilst Mr. Robert Owen wa lecturing in that town on ...

... SOCIALISM. Earl STANHOPE said had the honor to present to their Lordships some petitions on the subject of the society of Socialists. The first was from social community in Hampshire, praying their Lordships to examine Mr. Owen their bar with respect to ...

... appear to be the following, as communicated to us by another clergyman. The deceased * was a socialist, and the friendly society to which he belonged is a socialist society. Mr. Pratt having heard of the lamentable state of infidelity in w'hich the poor man ...

... exalied personuge for whom they are destined. The Socialists of the 4th arrondissement cave a banquet on this day at the Barricre de Nevres. Jt was attended by alont 530 persons. inciuding several female Socialists and their children. M. Joly was the only r ...

... Purity and petitions one day, and wholesale bribery and corruption the other. WHIG-RADICAL LAW QUICK. —To introduce Owen (the Socialist), the Sovereign presence. WHIG-RADICAL IMPUDENCE —To vilify and try to cut off the freemen one day, ami humbly solicit their ...

... their lordships to support the present corn laws. The Marquis of NORM BY presented a petition from certain persons called Socialist*, praying for inquiry. The noble marquis, in presenting this petition, said did I not know why these individuals had selected ...

... short account of hitn-in fact, as short an account as there was there that day of the Socialists (cries of t where are thevy). It eas perfectlv clear that the Socialists and Chartists vsent hand ill hand- they had opened the sluice-gates of in- idelity in ...