... meet and muhtally embrace each other, like lover and mistress. Bothzextremes areregarded as vsionaries by the world. The Socialist,, who preaches of.community of goods, abolition of crime, of punishment, of magistrates, and. of marriage, . is accounted ...

... neat lie ieaves FEngiand by Gravesend for tire Sslertiti Sea Islands,, as a Missionary. A conivivial nseetitrg of thre r1 Socialists takes place attire(, Georg_ Tort, West-sirret, e:very t'attrdrty evenirrg. 'T'he stecirtv is. fi ?? to fifty-hive trietrier ...

... i-hove, Heu was quite dead, anti iss 1) tistuicr to rave perished from11 cold aun waist. Tite trathesmeri's socrirty of Socialists', held at the George Inn, West-street. ltr altered i's tigirt of toeeigta Tuesda to Saturday. Tlie present chairnian is ...

... T To the Di.seples of thelational system SocIALIsTs-The time is approac ija for meeting once nore in Congress, aid communicating our mutual progress daring the past year. Again must the statistics of the numbers, mind and wealth of the disciples of ...

... 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 ...

... small number in the whole kingdom who had embraced the socialist doctrines, while nearly all the working classes were in favour of universal suffrage. As to the money collected by the socialists for giving their plans a fair trial, e was told that they ...

... universal suffrage are many compared with the Socialists; I am now engaged in the New MoraL World. in discussing these mere matters of opinion respecting the relative position of the Radicals aind Socialists, and will there examine them thoroughly. The ...

... The ground of offence is supposed to be the friendly intercourse whioh has taken place between the Rev. Gentleman and the Socialists. NECESSITY OF FREE WILL has in former times agitated the public mind more than in the present ?? says, i Ithas been either ...

... laughter, in having drawn together such M art discordant elements, lay and clerical, orthodox and Bapt infidel, churchman and socialist, tory aind radical, Choe agitators and cowards, aristocrat and leveller, learned CHA and unlearned, bigot and latitudinarian ...

... received the following sums, whish I now' seed for the Glasgow spinners: Norwich Wool-combers' Burial Society .. 2s. 6Ed A Socialist ..1 0 M. C. Hutchin 4, Mr. Earl 0 3 I remain, yours fraly, ...

... every other principle which aims at the amelioration of the condition of mankind, will be fairly tried; -but 1 tell the Socialists, that however sound may be their principles, they cannot possibly have a fair trial until such a government be etna. blished ...

... feet that Paine was being celebrated as a political writer only.. oy. SECOND FESTIVAL OF THE 'SOCcAL II2TS - ;TTt'ON.-The Socialists intend to hold a festival in the large room of the institution, next Monday even- ing, Feb. 5. BURGLARY AT W-NAmHILL.-James ...