... evening week the schoolroom of the above place was crowded to excess to hear Messrs. Smith and Fleming, Manchester, the socialist missionaries. The former these gentlemen not having arrived in time, Mr. Fleming commenced address on the use and abuse of ...

... each lecture, that the public might have every opportunity afforded them to come to a knowledge the truth as taught by the Socialists. Enquiring minds were on the alert, and some good was done, even to edifying. Collections were made, which amounted £4 9s ...

... Samuel Stead Charles Williamson John Wheat ley j W m. Williamson John Fawcett i arf * John Williamson eter Hindle AND THE SOCIALISTS. To the Editor of the Leeds Times. Sir,—As your last week's Times contains ac-! count Social Meeting, held in the Presbyterian ...

... extinct, by the exploded doetrine of the evil nature man, and which now can lie shewn have no real existence; in this the socialists bid fair towards destroying both tiie Devil and all his works, well as the pomps and vanities of this wicked world. Surely ...

... parliament any previous •% A stood nor ever will till they -(> •» • ...

... Sugden's offer should be accepted, and the money paid out of the rates, which was carried by a majority of six or seven, Socialists—A lecture was delivered Mr. Bridges, a delegate from the Manchester Owenites, Shelf, Sunday night last. The room, which ...

... to experimentally *' what kind of food man is esU use. Phrenology and Socialism —It is state ,, certain parties that the Socialists this ton' engaged phrenological lecturer, for the of establishing their doctrines. If this were what harm conld there be ...

... and said—Gentlemen —lt is now my pleasing duly to give the health the Queen Dowager—drunk with uproarious applause. The Socialists of Bradford have taken room in Cheapside capable of accommodating from to Ir-Mf persons, which ihey intend opening Sunday ...

... (The silence which prermiled during this rignarol**. was mo«t extraordinary.) After speeches from Radicals. Republicans, Socialists. Teetotallers, lie., &c., Ite., which kepi up the farce until after eleven o’clock, the meeting broke up no doubt highly ...

... he given the Socialists a most conclusive knock-down argument when be told them that their peculiar plans had been shwa attempted in London, and that they bad completely tailed. We, for our part, do net think tbe doctrines of the Socialists can ever be ...

... Mr. Hetherington spoke, than by It Reform. The Radicals only weld half-way in their plane for bettering condition ; the Socialists the full length. and therefore he thought their were entitled to more consaleration ; besides they had already a considerable ...

... discussion took place in the above room on the subjeet of universal suffrage. Mr. Fleming, the lecturer, and his friends, the socialists, main- tained that the adoption of universal suffrage would not benefit the people; and adduced, in proof of their assertion ...