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... THE SOCIALISTS. The Socialists, it appears, have rebaptised themselves, and meet now in London, under the designation of Tire Home Colonization Society.” At a meeting the other day at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, which wc learn was fully attended, Mr ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. The Bishop EXETER then rose to present petition signed the chairman and secretary of society which had been established in Manchester for the purpose of putting down blasphemous and unmoral publications in that town, and containing very ...
... opportunity naturally offers. Christmas is the feast of equality. Jesu*, born in a stable, is the natural symbol of Socialist doctrines. The Socialists Democrats intend to celebrate his birth in a splendid manner, on the very night of Christmas, in the place that ...
... CHARTISTS AND SOCIALISTS. ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING AT LEEDS—THE During last week, placards were posted in this town Bouncing that a meeting ot the above society, which has tor its object the civilization of Africa and the extinction the slave trade, would ...
... solid support or consolation on the bed of death. Socialist Funeral.-— Sunday afternoon, a very disgraceful scene took place at the Leeds General Cemetery, on the occasion of the interment of a Socialist named John Tillotson. Mr. Robert Owen, the notorious ...
... OWEN, THE SOCIALIST, RODTED. One would expect that a person honored by the friendship of the Prime Minister, and specially introduced by him at court, yea even into the presence and particular notice of the Queen herself, would be at least something of ...
... 6. THB SOCIALISTS IN IRELAND. There is a curious debate, reported elsewhers > than be House of Lords, on the subject of the Socia Owenites. These people are, to some extent, St at w nians, and resemble the Chartists, so far as loo! pment a division of ...
... or THE SOCIALIST COMMUNITY HAMP- SHIBE, AND RLIGHT OF BODEBT OWEN Socialism is at last, the confession its dupes, declared to be impracticable. The whole scheme in Hampshire has failed, and after having spent 37,000f. the hslf formation of their Grand ...
... ascended the tribune. He rendered, he said, full justice to the philosophers and Socialists, but none of them had proposed a remedy. Although he was neither a philosopher nor Socialist, he would propose a plan, suggested by ten operatives of the national workhouses ...
... after all to be the Socialist editors of some new Moral World— that the attention of the government would be given to the eubject—(hear, hear, hear.) Bat now it appears from a letter written some short time ago to a noble lord who is most sincere, I believe ...
... the Socialists ; but Mr. Owen himself, who enjoyed the friendship of Wilbkrforce, and was so highly eulogised by Lord Brougham during the discussion, de- serves some consideration. much talked of, hut his character is little know n, well the principles ...