... disclosure respecting it.—lt reported that he is a Socialist, and has taken it from his wife to place it in the community. He is committed for murder, but still maintains a stubborn silence. A Socialist Swindler. journeyman tailor, who had of late become ...

... week, in the Coloured Cloth Hall, Leeds, to jietition for a repeal of the Corn Laws. A party, consisting of Chartists and Socialists, had assembled for the purjK»se of opposing the object of the meeting. They proposed that person named Joseph Jones should ...

... may, without impropriety, remark, that the mind of the deceased had latterly seemed to be much unsettled by the reading of Socialist publications, which he had procured without Mr. Parke’s knowledge, and appeared to have studied with much attention. The ...

... prisoner was brought up at the New Bailey, and committed for trial. A Socialist Swindler.—A journeyman tailor, who had of late become quite a popular lecturer amongst the Socialists or Owenites at Oldham, and had been entrusted with the management of ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. 11 A Socialist can scarcely expect vs to permit him to make a paragraph of feto lines stuting a mere matter of fact, a jteg on trhich to hang half a column of lucubration in our paper. Me i!o not hesitate to say, batterer, that trere ...

... NORMANBY stated, in answer to a question from the Bisiiop of Exeter, that the Government had taken no steps to repress the Socialists, but that if those persons committed any illegal acts, or subjected themselves to prosecution, the Government would not ...

... him to present four petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into their tenets and principles. The Bishop of Exktkr then proceeded to express his surprise that the Socialists had not been prosecuted, and thought that the result ...

... been granted the mayor to a Socialist missionary or lecturer for lectures to be delivered in that place. This was obtained on flip application of most important individual in Coventry and an active leader of the Socialists—the collector the market tolls ...

... th.it time, who, he had been assured—nay the fact had been boasted of the Socialists —had since actually given money to the Socialists.** he Bishop of London said—The Socialists w'ere not confined to those who might merely called respectable, if such ...

... were called to the Irish bar on Saturday ; of this number five were Uoman Catholics. The building hitherto occupied by the Socialists, in Salford, lias sold, and about used Sunday School. Last week, Commission of Lunacy Kit lor four days at King's Head, ...

... are exposed, by the criminal connivance, which lias allowed set of unprincipled persons, falsely denominating themselves Socialists, to disseminate, without discouragement, the most blasphemous and demoralizing opinions which it has ever yet entered into ...

... four petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into their tenets and principles. The Bishop of EXETER then entered at great length into an exposition of the principles avowed by the Socialists— principles utterly incompatible ...