... THE SOCIALISTS, In article the *' labours of the Session,” in the just published number of the Churck Knylutui Hemew, the writer gives the following picture of the Socialists, and siieak* with just reprobation of the countenance afforded to them by the ...

... ' THE SOCIALISTS. • TO 'THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. • Snt,—As I have not yet heard the letures on Socialism, in what Socialists term their Social Instituaion, Tarleton-street, (the large room belonging to , the York Hotel.) your readers will not stamp me ...

... SOCIALISTS. Mr. T. ATTWOOD pre*ente«i it ion from rather an body of men, railed the Socialists of It rmni chars. Allhocgh did not agree with the petitioners, jet con sklered tlwir peculiar prinriphs had arisen owing to lb« great soil rings of the people ...

... S. SOCIAUtST SW[NDLEst.-A journeyman tailor, well known in Oldham, who had lately become a popular lecturer amongst the Socialists, and had been entrusted with the management of a co-operative provision shop, decamsped on Thursday se'nnigbt, and carried ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. TO THE EDITOR or THE ALBION. SIR,—As I have not yet heard the letures on Socialism, in what Socialists term their Social Institution, Tarleton-street, (the large room belonging to the York Hotel,) your readers will not stamp me as a Socialist ...

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... The Socialists. the numerous privileges enjoyed men, there perhaps ootooeof which they arc more justly proud, than the unrestricted power which they have giving utterance to their sentiments upon whatevertuhjecL While the expres-inn mini’* honest opinion ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. We refer to our fourth page for outline of the Dr. Scoresbt's concluding Lecture at Bradford, °f. new system of Infidelity termed Socialism. The y Gentleman deserves the warm thanks of the mor»l religious People of England, for his exertions ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. On Friday evening last, a numerous meeting took plaee at the Mayor's Parlour, in this City, for the purpose of hearing a lecture which had been announced handbills during the week, from Aeexander Fleming, Secretary and Missionary of the ...

... Giles, of Leeds, in his admirable lecture on the irrationality and ab- surdity of Socialism, remark that “the Socialist,” (and if the Socialist, how much more the founder of Socialism ') “is a self-convicted infidel; not only an infidel, but a liber- tine; ...

... LONDON.-LECTURES TO SOCIALISTS. . On Wednesday evening, Dr. Cox, of Hackney, delivered the first of a series of lectures to Socialists, undertaken by different ministers. The chapel at Eagle-street was crowded, and the lecture was heard with intense interest ...

... MR. BRINDLEY AND THE SOCIALISTS. The Socialists are much annoyed Mr. Brindley's determined opposition, pledged himself at the discussion in Birmingham, to moke arrangements, possible, to challenge Mr. Owen to meet him during the next Summer, in London ...