... any obligatio tcoriueto leer! an support ; be, at the cause time, in answer to one of the over.i anl seers, said-'' I am a socialist. A warrant was insuediately b obtained to breeng isim before tice mangistrates, whes lice ugree of Lo pay to isis wvife ...

... Mr. Machin's lost favourite, She wore a wore a wreath Of 00rosen ;` it well deservos to do'so. of I;TotE SOCIALISTS IN BILADFontD.-The Socialists he of B~radford liars had a festival this week. Robt. Owen, Esq., ho gave a lecture explanatory of his system ...

... the nmnber of sixteenk millions fie hundred thousand and odd! What con tile Bishop of Exeter complain ofl This beats the Socialists Ihollowr. Ial'OaTANT I10 lME3n1ZS ANtD SvllltTAlESi (w TRAIUI, SOCIAL, FOlJlTiCAt, AN't) 1FNlEFIT eCllTiF. -The London ...

... to to O'Con. a ?? and Redmnarley, at the Chartist Association. m room, Yorkfhire-street, late in the poasession of the ai Socialists hair to be taken at siX in the evening, st Oti'Surday aftmouon next, attwoo'ciock, a general ds n reeting will take place ...

... favour of the repeal of the Corn Laws. Mr. HEAWF.S presented a petition from the Univer- sal Religionists, commonly called Socialists, praying for an inquiry into their doctrines, which they stated are now misunderstood and misrepresented. Mr. HumsE presented ...

... CANTERBURY ELECTiom.-The nomination is fixed thc ~rfor Monday next, at' TuE CO-OPERATrvE SYSTEm.-A. few months ago a Isthe Socialists ?? opened a shop on the co-operative Pt system. They have now received a practical ilblutration of we Itheir own doctrine ...

... Brindley, acting the part of Bombastes Furioso, attempted the magninaenieis work of en- forcing bludgeon arguments upon the Socialists, and instilling into their minds by the same mild means, the meek doctrines of Christianity. He has assumed a new character ...

... remain. ing out, to be employed by the association. PAesLEY .-Wednesday.-A meeting of the Trades of Paisley eras held in the Socialist Hall, when 11r. Jacobs delivered a lecture, which was well received. At the suggestion of the lecturer, a comaittee was formed ...

... remain. ing out, to be employed by the association. PAteLEY.-Wednesday.-A meeting of the Trades of Paisley was held in the Socialist Hlall, when Mr. Jacobs delivered a lecture, which was well received. At the suggestiou of the lecturer, a committee was formed ...

... remnairt. ing out, to be employed by the association. PAtsLrr.-Wednesday.-A meeting of the Trades of Paisley was held in the Socialist Hall, when Mr. Jacobs delivered a lecture, whict swas well received. At the suggestion of the lecturer, a committee was formed ...

... present at this meeting ; for the statements we allude to are given by them; not by some rascally Chartist,- or in- fidel Socialist , they are the evidence, of the tgreat masters engaged in the ?? great'. cotton itrade, as to the effects of their own ...

... this t meeting ; for the statements we allude to are given b by them; not by some 'rasoally Chartist, or 5 in- v fidel Socialist ; they are the evidence of the b great masters engaged in the great cotton S trade, as to the effects of their own blessed ...